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According to regional tourism officer Aparajita Singh, the facade lighting for the sports complex—one of the oldest in the ...
Thomas J Price makes sculptures that may be monumental in scale, but dispense with the heroic trappings of monuments. His bronze figures do not ride horses, nor do they march heroically into battle.
Swiftsden House, a 19th-century manor house in England by architect has tiered seating. Reginald Blomfield, lists for $4.7 ...
Through his work with the British Red Cross in occupied France ... Art historian Dan Cruickshank is the presenter of Monuments of Remembrance, which explores the history of this endeavour.
An Australian local government has decided against repairing an often-vandalized monument to renowned British explorer James Cook because it would be destroyed again.
II.—The Cornish Cromlechs. FROM the point of view of orientation, the interest in barrows, tumuli, chambered cairns, dolmens and cromlechs lies in the assumption that they were built for live ...
Who are the Glorious Dead? Historian and author Dunlop explores what 100 British monuments to war and peace across the British Isles tell us about our history and ourselves.
A Powys county councillor has criticised Welsh Government guidance on public commemorations, warning it could open the door ...
A statue in Melbourne of British naval officer James Cook, who in 1770 charted Sydney’s coast, was sawn off at the ankles, while a Queen Victoria monument in the city’s Queen Victoria Gardens ...
Monuments Men working behind enemy lines were charged with protecting art from the Nazis. The group was made up of a special force of American and British museum directors, curators, art ...