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A Rediscovered Gustav Klimt Portrait of an African Prince Is On Offer at TEFAF Maastricht
A painting of an African prince by Gustav Klimt, lost since World War II and recently restituted, is on offer at TEFAF.
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Congo’s wars uprooted her life. But they couldn’t silence her poetry.
What does war look like from the inside? Ask Congo’s young slam poets.
Book Review: Patrycja Humienik’s powerful debut poetry collection is a conundrum worth mulling over
Patrycja Humienik’s debut poetry collection, “We Contain Landscapes,” explores chronic illness, climate change, borders and ...
Book Review: Yuko Tsushima, now in English translation, explores nuclear, and personal, nightmares
Japan’s three historic nuclear events — the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the closing days of World War II and ...
The Living Mountain: why a second world war meditation on nature’s fragility and wonder is still relevant today
Nan Shepherd’s The Living Mountain is a meditation on the Cairngorms. Decades on, its quiet wisdom remains urgent, reminding ...
‘Unexpressed emotions will never die’: in Signs of Damage, Diana Reid explores the depths of the unconscious
Signs of Damage is ostensibly a realist novel, it stretches the limits of the genre, introducing psychological and mystical ...