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Equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington
+ This monumental equestrian statue, honoring the Duke of Wellington after his victory at Waterloo, was the largest of its kind in all of Britain at the time of its completion.
Read More Dusty Artby Stephen Crane
Read More The WayfarerThe Feast Day of St. Charbel Makhlouf (24 July) celebrates the 19th century Lebanese Maronite priest and monk, who both in life death became known for his holiness and for performing miracles.
In fact, he is known as the Miracle Monk of Lebanon.
+ Includes a recipe for Lebanese Baba Ghanoush
Read More Dusty FeastsApollo and Daphne by Gian Lorenzo Bernini
+ Completed in 1625, this Baroque masterpiece depicts the moment when Apollo grasps the fleeing nymph Daphne and she transforms into a laurel tree.
Read More Dusty ArtPánta rheî.
Read More Dusty PhrasesBorgund Stave Church (Lærdal Municipality, Vestland, Norway)
+ At over eight centuries old, this stave church still has a lot of ancient Norse aura.
Read More Dusty BuildingsChrist Pantocrator
+ This icon depicting the face of Jesus Christ dates back at least to the 5th century, with the earliest surviving version dating to the 6th century AD. It is one of the most recreated images in the history of art.
Read More Dusty ArtThe Odyssey: Book Review
Read More The Odyssey (Book Review)The Feast Day of Saint Victor of Marseilles (21 July) celebrates the 3rd century Roman officer who was brutally martyred for his refusal to renounce his faith. While in prisoned, he was able to covert three other soldiers who were subsequently martyred alongside him.
+ includes a feast day recipe for Les navettes de Saint Victor
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