A historical exploration reveals shifting attitudes towards queerness, from Leonardo da Vinci's era to modern LGBTQ+ rights.

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The myth was further cemented by Johann Joachim Winckelmann, an influential 18th-century German art historian, who believed ...

The myth was further cemented by Johann Joachim Winckelmann, an influential 18th-century German art historian, who believed ...

Imbue spends months creating the portrait which features in his latest exhibition.

Imbue spends months creating the portrait which features in his latest exhibition.

If they weren’t eclipsed by the City of Light, Versailles, Chantilly, and Fontainebleau would be pilgrimages in their own right. Here’s why they’re worth an overnight stay.

At the heart of the chaos is the Mona Lisa painting. More than 20,000 people pack into the Salle des etats (a room in the museum) every day to get a photo with the famous portrait.

The Mona Lisa’s daily mob At the centre of it all is the Mona Lisa, a 16th-century portrait that draws modern-day crowds more akin to a celebrity meet-and-greet than an art experience.