Death of a Unicorn: The Real Medieval Lore and Tapestries Explained by the Director
Exclusive: Alex Scharfman unpacks each of the real-life “Unicorn Tapestries” and how they inspired the look, story, ...
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Baobab trees, spiritual deities, US-Mexico confluence: Latest art in LA
The Canadian-Jamaican artist has arranged a series of five figures, all more than 12 feet tall, around a circular tapestry on ...
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan’s Unheeded Warning About the Collapse of the Black Family
Maybe It Wasn’t Such a Great Idea to Support a Larger, More Extensive Federal Government for 100 Years A Visit to the National Gallery, a High Point in the Swamp Snow White vs. Misericordia Snow ...
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A Black family’s home was too close to a White school. So D.C. took it in 1931.
Jocelind Julien stood in a wooded park in a tony part of D.C.’s Chevy Chase neighborhood. Nearby, children were playing and two men walked golden retrievers past her. “This is where my family ...
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ID That Tree: Black Willow
On this edition of ID That Tree, Purdue Extension forester Lenny Farlee introduces you to the willow family, especially the black willow. The black willow is the only tree sized willow in Indiana.
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Champion Trees at Buckingham Palace
During a recent survey by The Tree Register of the British Isles, a number of National ‘Champion Trees’ have been identified in the Buckingham Palace Garden. The Tree Register is charity that ...