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Prince Harry s cousin Lady Kitty Spencer has emotional connection to Diana burial spot

Prince Harry s cousin Lady Kitty Spencer has emotional connection to Diana burial spot Prince Harry s cousin Lady Kitty Spencer has discussed the emotional connection she and her family have to Althorp estate in Northamptonshire where Princess Diana is laid to rest The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Daily Star - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Prince Harry s cousin Lady Kitty Spencer has spoken openly about her roots and the connection she feels to her aunty, Princess Diana s burial ground.

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Defying Gravity: students shooting for Moon

© Justine Willa, ECAL EPFL’s Asclepios project invites you to imagine what it would be like to travel to another world through a new exhibition hosted by EPFL Pavilions from May 4th through May 23rd. The name Asclepius refers to the Greek god of medicine, the central figure of the healer holding a serpent in the constellation of Ophiuchus vel Serpentarius. In the present imagining, Asclepios is the name of a project initiated in August 2019 whose aim is to organize a mission simulating a space expedition. It is linked to EPFL’s [email protected] student association, whose mission is to make space sciences more accessible to the general public. Asclepios is one of the first initiatives in the world to propose an analog mission to space, an initiative developed entirely by students, for students, with the help of academic institutions, scientists, as well as industry support. Asclepios has teamed up with CDH Culture and EPFL Pavillions to share their experience with the wider c

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Tiziano desata su pasión en El Prado

Tiziano desata su pasión en El Prado
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Glory of arms and art : Napoleonic plunder and the birth of national museums

‘Glory of arms and art’: Napoleonic plunder and the birth of national museums Issued on: George Crukshank s 1815 cartoon of Napoleon Seizing the Italian Relics . © Wikimedia creative commons 12 min Napoléon’s military conquests fuelled a vast and unprecedented migration of artworks aimed at establishing a “universal museum” in Paris, the self-proclaimed capital of knowledge and the arts. The rise and fall of the Napoleonic Louvre fundamentally altered the way Europeans perceived art and heritage, inspiring a race to create national museums and presaging the colonial plunder of the rest of the world. Advertising Read more In October 1800, as Napoléon’s armies approached the gates of Florence, a most unusual convoy slipped out of the Tuscan capital, sailing down the River Arno to the seaport of Livorno.

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Napoleon Daughter Jewellery Auction: Flawless jewels that belong to Napoleon s adoptive daughter up for auction next week

GENEVA: A flawless sapphire and diamond parure that belonged to Napoleon s adoptive daughter is to be sold at auction at Christie s in Geneva next week, a rare sale of objects directly linked to the French emperor. The jewels date back to the early 19th century and are believed to have been a wedding gift for Stephanie de Beauharnais, who was adopted by Napoleon and his wife Josephine de Beauharnais. I think most of the jewels that originate from the French court today have already found their way into museums or into very important collections, said Lukas Biehler of Christie s jewellery department.

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