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Homo erectus pekinensis) CM Dixon/Print Collector/Getty Images From natural wonders like Guairá Falls to literary works from Hemingway and Byron to paintings by Picasso and Renoir, here's a list of just a few priceless things that are gone forever, adapted from an episode of The List Show on YouTube. 1. A Nude Watercolor by August Renoir Walter Chrysler, Jr., the son of the Chrysler corporation founder, was active in the arts for his entire life. As an adult, he helped develop the collection at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. But it was a piece he purchased as a teen that got him ...

The group’s board members voted on April 1 to dissolve the charity, lay off its staff and donate its remaining assets to a number of local organizations.

You may at the end, want to cry a little. Burns takes away the sword, the cape, the masks and the tired legends, writes Devine.

Ken Burns, Lynn Novick Create Perfect Hemingway Documentary Ken Burns and his team have helped put American history in context through documentaries on topics ranging from the Civil War and Vietnam to jazz and baseball. Their latest takes on one of America’s greatest and complicated writers. Clay S. Jenkinson, Editor-at-Large   |   April 18, 2021 Ernest Hemingway is one of our greatest writers, and Ken Burns is our greatest documentary filmmaker, so it is fitting that the latest film by Burns and his creative partner Lynn Novick is about the most inf...

A young and somewhat impoverished writer who had just left journalism to pursue a literary career, he had little means to support an extravagant life. Yet the young Hemingway managed to capture and enjoy the small pleasure brought by a cup of ordinary coffee or a glass of wine. He ate, drank and enjoyed the never-ending banquet in a foreign city. Traces of Hemingway’s retrospectives of this life of excess can be found everywhere in the collection However, this lifestyle was obviously not without consequences. Traces of Hemingway’s retrospectives of this life of excess can be found everywh...