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Maria Theresa Monument (Vienna, Austria)
+ In the 18th century, Central Europe was ruled for forty years by the great Empress Maria Theresa. A truly epic monument was built in Vienna to honor her memory.
Read More Dusty ArtPressured to prove his theories or lose funding, Dusty prematurely stepped into the blogosphere and vanished.
Maria Theresa Monument (Vienna, Austria)
+ In the 18th century, Central Europe was ruled for forty years by the great Empress Maria Theresa. A truly epic monument was built in Vienna to honor her memory.
Read More Dusty ArtMiranda by John William Waterhouse
Version 1: 1875
Version 2: 1916
One of England’s great painters depicted the same scene from Shakespeare’s “The Tempest” at the beginning of his career, and then again near its end.
Read More Dusty ArtVenus de Milo (the Louvre, Paris, France)
+ Dating back to the 2nd century BC, this is one of the most famous works of art from antiquity.
Is it overrated?
Read More Dusty ArtLatona Fountain (Versailles, France)
This 17th century artistic masterpiece, found at the Gardens of Versailles, tells the story of the mythical Latona, cursed by Juno, immortalized by Ovid.
Read More Dusty ArtThe Bremen Roland (Bremen, Germany)
+ This is the oldest surviving example of a European “Roland Statue.” According to legend, Bremen will remain free and independent for as long as Roland stands watch over the city.
Read More Dusty ArtThe Taking of Christ by Caravaggio
Read More Dusty ArtThe Astronomer by Johannes Vermeer
Read More Dusty ArtThree Soldiers (Washington D.C.)
Read More Dusty ArtMadonna and Child with the Infant St John, also known as Our Lady of the Flying Saucer
+ Does this 15th century painting, by an unidentified artist, depict an Unidentified Flying Saucer?
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