The burial sites of England's royals represent a historical and cultural heritage that reflects the evolution of the British monarchy over the centuries, and the sites are demonstrations of eras and dynasties that have shaped the history of the Unite...
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A new discovery in northern England brings back a fragment of the Roman presence in Britain. At the archaeological site of Vindolanda, one of the best-known forts located along Hadrian's Wall, a sandstone relief depicting the Roman goddess Victoria, ...
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Each of us has a firm conviction not to be part of the masses, to break away from the qualunquialisms and common customs that a massified society has imposed: it is also with these intentions that we set out on vacation, certain that we will carve ou...
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When last May Palazzo Reale in Milan announced its collaboration with London's Tate Britain to mount an exhibition entirely dedicated to the Pre-Raphaelite movement, Pre-Raphaelites. Love and Desire, great curiosity was created around the exhib...
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When we think ofPre-Raphaelite art, our mind flies to the sensual women of Dante Gabriel Rossetti (London, 1828 - Birchington-on-Sea, 1882) and the myths and legends imprinted on canvas by Edward Burne-Jones (Birmingham, 1833 - London, 1898), but i...
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