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In the best-known portrait purported to be of Anne Boleyn, a square neckline frames her long, slender neck, foreshadowing her grisly date with the executioner at the Tower of London in 1536. Debates about Boleyn’s appearance – and how many fingers she had – have raged for centuries, and no uncontested portraits of her survive. But most historians agree that her style of dress, which was influenced by her early life in France, set trends in the...

29 April, 2021 Growing up in Norway, it was watching Danica Patrick take the lead of the 2005 Indianapolis 500 that sparked a lifelong love of motorsport, and IndyCar in particular, for Ayla Agren. The 27-year-old moved to America 10 years ago to pursue her dream of emulating Patrick and is now set to make her W Series debut when the season kicks off later this year. Despite a global pandemic and spells without funding, Agren has been determined throughout and after nearly four years away from competitive racing, she will be driving on the Formula 1 undercard come June. “When I started look...

F1 could waive $200m anti-dilution fee for potential new teams 6 February, 2021 Formula 1 could be prepared to waive the $200 million “anti-dilution” fee for new entries into the championship, according to F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali. The fee is aimed at compensating the existing teams for any potential future loss of earnings that the arrival of a new constructor could result in. Under the current revenue structure, every team in the championship receives a pay-out, rather than just the top 10 finishers in the standings as was previously the case. Asked if the fee could be waived in certai...

In Edward Hopper's early Paris paintings, reflections of today's strange, desolate cities Kelsey Ables, The Washington Post Jan. 14, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3When Edward Hopper painted Paris's iconic sights, his images were unsentimental. In "Notre Dame, No. 2" (1907), Hopper cuts off Notre Dame's spire and paints the wall blocking the cathedral with more attention than the building itself.Photos by Whitney Museum of American Art/Josephine N. Hopper BequestShow MoreShow Less 2of3Edward Hopper's earliest paintings of the French city featured liminal spaces. In "(Interior Co...