From the 18th Century Corset to Clothes that Monitor Emotions
This article explores the historical evolution of women's fashion from restrictive garments to modern, technologically advanced clothing that monitors emotions.
Renaissance for Sweden's Greatest Sculptor of All Time
The article discusses a major exhibition and associated works celebrating the life and art of Johan Tobias Sergel, a pivotal figure in 18th-century European art.
Geologiae Cura: The evolution of a medieval neologism into a subsequent scientific field
The article explores the historical development of geology, tracing its roots back to medieval times rather than its conventional identification with 18th-century science.
Archaeologists find European pieces from the 18th and 19th centuries during works in a square in Amapá
Archaeologists unearthed historical artifacts during construction work in the Barão do Rio Branco Square in Macapá, Brazil, shedding light on aspects of local life in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Amanda Seyfried sings against intolerance in 'The Testament of Ann Lee'
The article discusses the film 'The Testament of Ann Lee,' which showcases the life of the 18th-century Christian leader Ann Lee and her advocacy for women's equality and social justice.
Spanish police have tracked down the statue of Pontius Pilate stolen years ago from Budějovice
Spanish police recovered a 17th-18th century statue of Pontius Pilate that was stolen from the Czech Republic in 2009.
Georgian 'masterpiece' hall is 'only one in the world' and 'must-see'
The Piece Hall in Halifax, UK, is celebrated as a unique 18th-century cloth hall and a premier entertainment venue.
Ancient woodland filled with waterfalls, grottos and hidden ruins
Hackfall Woods in North Yorkshire is a 120-acre ancient woodland featuring 18th-century grottos, waterfalls, and ruins, known for its stunning views and historical significance.
The True Story from 18th Century Seinäjoki Still Provokes: Did a Genuine Heir Return from Russia or Was He a False Jaakko?
A mysterious story from 18th-century Finland revolves around the return of a young boy, Jaakko, who was kidnapped to Russia and later claimed to be the rightful heir of his family.
Royal Tapestry Factory: we enter the factory founded by the first Spanish Bourbon where hands surpass machines
The Royal Tapestry Factory, established in the 18th century by Philip V, remains a testament to artisanal craftsmanship in a modern setting.
From Messi to Anarchism: the 'Illustrated Rosario Dictionary' reviews politics, culture, and daily life in that city
The 'Illustrated Rosario Dictionary' catalogues the political, social, and cultural history of Rosario, Argentina, from the 18th century to the present, emphasizing visual representation and diverse themes.
Period drama with 97% Rotten Tomatoes score compared to Game of Thrones streaming for free
A period drama set in 18th century London with a 97% rating on Rotten Tomatoes is now available to stream for free and compares favorably to Game of Thrones.
An 18th-century wall in the Vaguada de la Palma in Salamanca collapses
Heavy rainfall has caused the collapse of an 18th-century wall that was part of a waterwheel at the old San Vicente monastery in Salamanca.
Kenneth Maxwell connects US Independence to the Inconfidência Mineira in new book
Kenneth Maxwell's new book explores how the American Independence served as a model for various movements across the Atlantic and the Americas, linking it to the Inconfidência Mineira.
Travel in the 18th Century: The Fascination of Roman Nights
The article discusses Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's arrival in Rome on October 29, 1786, as he seeks inspiration during a personal and creative crisis.
Famous navigator sought the mythical passage, and found a solution for a serious illness
James Cook, the 18th-century English navigator, is known for his explorations and expeditions sponsored by the British crown to find the Northwest Passage and his contributions to navigating the seas.
From 18th-Century Jewelry to Unisex: Men's Jewelry Between History and Fashion
An exhibition dedicated to men's jewelry opens today alongside Fashion Week, offering reflections on the evolving significance of these items over time and the museum's increasing visitor numbers.
Lost 18th-century Spanish mission unearthed after decades of searching offers 'rare snapshot'
Archaeologists have discovered the long-lost 18th-century Mission Nuestra Señora del Espíritu Santo in Texas, providing new insights into the state's early history after decades of searches.
Amanda Seyfried embodies the leader of a cult in the musical The Testament of Ann Lee, watch the trailer
Amanda Seyfried stars as the leader of a religious cult in the musical 'The Testament of Ann Lee,' which showcases the founding story of an 18th-century religious sect.
Erding City History: How Mrs. Fischer's Desk Came to the Museum
The article discusses the donation of personal artifacts from the Fischer family, including a painting of Katharina Fischer and an 18th-century secretary desk, to the Erding Museum.
Theater, parties, dice, and 'Turqueries'. The other 18th century of Casanova
A dual exhibition at the Galleria di Palazzo Cini and the Fondazione Giorgio Cini celebrates Giacomo Casanova, exploring his connection to Venice and Europe's cultural role during the 18th century, marking 300 years since his birth.
The People's Qur’an: Mamdani announces NYC Qur'an exhibit with book belonging to revolutionary activist
Socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced that an 18th-century Qur’an, once owned by revolutionary activist Arturo Schomburg, will be displayed at the New York Public Library.
Art historian Herbert Beck dead: A model enlightener
Herbert Beck, the influential Frankfurt museum director, passed away, leaving a significant impact on institutions like Städel and Liebieghaus while broadening the definition of Enlightenment beyond the 18th century.
Art Historian Herbert Beck Dead: Exemplary Enlightener
Herbert Beck, a prominent figure in the Frankfurt art scene, has passed away, known for his significant contributions to the Städel Museum and Liebieghaus, reshaping the understanding of enlightenment beyond the 18th century.
'Amadeus': the series that portrays the eternal struggle between Mozart and Salieri... and the price of genius
The new SkyShowtime series explores the historical rivalry between composers Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Antonio Salieri, set against the backdrop of 18th-century Vienna with music, mystery, and drama.
Priest and educator Samuel Tešedík / Today's modern education is based on ideas first advocated by the Slovak reformer in the 18th century
The article discusses the educational principles of Samuel Tešedík, emphasizing practical learning and individualized approaches to student abilities, which foreshadow modern educational practices.
Who is Ferdinand-Maximilien Mériadec de Rohan, the 'archbishop prince' to whom Bordeaux owes so much?
Ferdinand-Maximilien Mériadec de Rohan-Guéméné, a prince and archbishop, significantly transformed Bordeaux's landscape in the 18th century over the course of twelve years.