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La passionnante et longue vie de Louis XIV mérite un récit continu, précis et documenté. Le voici. Nous découvrons la personnalité d'un homme secret, ainsi que les rouages de l'État royal qui l'accompagne dans ses vastes projets. Cet ouvrage dévoile une page importante de l'histoire de la France et des Français, à travers toutes les facettes de ce règne qui a connu des moments brillants et exaltants et des épisodes pittoresques, mais également des drames terribles.

Step into the fascinating world of an aristocratic Frenchwoman as she recounts her vivid memories of the opulent Ancien Régime, the glittering court of Marie Antoinette, the tumultuous Revolution, and her life in exile, which included a chapter in Upstate New York. This remarkable memoir, penned for her son, captures the essence of an era and concludes with the dramatic return of Napoleon from Elba in 1815. (Summary by barbara2)

True Haunting Files uncovers the chilling realities behind history’s most infamous hauntings. Each episode opens a new case file, blending historical detail, eyewitness accounts, and investigative analysis to separate legend from truth. From forgotten graveyards to world-famous haunted houses, these are the stories where the past refuses to rest. Support the show!! If you love what you are hearing, help us keep the supernatural research train moving. Pop over to Patreon and sign up for a monthly tip support or do a one-time tip. https://www.patreon.com/cw/TrueHauntingFiles. We appreciate ...

LOULOU IVERT, un Podcast de Lucien Kokh. Grandir en 1938 en pleine Guerre, vivre ses premières années d'enfance comme un enfant caché, loin des autres. S'éduquer avec la beauté de la nature et des animaux de la ferme. Puis découvrir l'obscurité et la méchanceté humaine. Une incroyable quête d'identité à hauteur d'enfant pendant l'Occupation. A travers un travail de recherche méticuleux dans les souvenirs de son enfance cachée, en reconstituant pièce par pièce dans l'écriture de sa mémoire, Lucien Kokh livre un récit bouleversant, poétique et solaire. Un Podcast ...

From the earliest times, human beings have found it difficult to represent their own bodies in a straightforward way. The rare painted images of humans in Paleolithic art are much less naturalistic than the images of animals created at the same epoch. At the dawn of art, representations of the nude body were simply vehicles for statement about the need for fertility if the human race was to survive successfully.

Olá pessoal! Seja bem-vindo e seja bem-vinda ao Sarau da Casa Azul Podcast. Neste breve episódio piloto de apresentação, as historiadoras Luciene Carris e Luzimar Soares exprimem os objetivos desse podcast voltado para difusão da cultura, do conhecimento e de temas da atualidade. Venha conhecer esse projeto! Se gostar, curta e compartilhe com seus amigos!!! Obrigada!

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Here can be no doubt that the Chinese exhibition at the Royal Academy in London is more than a merely artistic event. It represents a new stage in the burgeoning relationship between contemporary China and the West. The opening, originally scheduled for January, was brought forward to coincide with a State Visit to Britain by the Chinese president, Hu Jintao. The "Three Emperors" of the title were the second, third, and fourth rulers of the Qing Dynasty, and their period in power spanned nearly a century-and-a-half, from the mid-17th century until the end of the 18th.

It is a historical peculiarity of landscape painting that it begins with the artificial, and only after that proceeds towards the natural. For example, landscape paintings, and especially fanciful Nilotic panoramas, were one of the genres produced by artists in Pompeii. When, with the Renaissance, landscape painting once again started to establish itself after a long interval, the representations of the surrounding world that artists began to produce as a separate and independent genre, rather than simply as a background for human figures, were usually more fanciful than real.

Britain’s Culture Minister, David Lammy, recently suggested that the history of slavery should be made a compulsory part of the nation’s school curriculum. Mick Hume, a columnist in The Times, promptly retorted, “Slavery and the Holocaust are now likely to be taught as little chunks of history, removed from any proper context. They become simplistic parables of good and evil, over which children are encouraged to emote and empathise...." How well founded was this criticism?

Going to the Frida Kahlo exhibition current at Tate Modern in London is like entering the shrine of a secular saint. The rooms are thronged. People peer closely at the paintings, many of them very small. They seem afraid to talk much above a whisper. There are a number of reasons for this reaction. One is Hayden Herrera’s highly readable biography of the artist, first published in 1983, and now established as a classic feminist text. Another is the feminist movement’s general need for heroines, which has had a similar effect on the posthumous reputation of Georgia O’Keeffe. A third, probably the most powerful, reason is Kahlo’s own personality, which combined self-assertion, defiance and masochism in almost equal proportions. In this respect Kahlo can be compared with a slightly later generation of English-language poets, male and female. Prominent among them are Robert Lowell, John Berryman, Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton.

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