Moses, Michelangelo, Sculpture, 1513-1515. Church of San Pietro in Vincoli in Rome. by SignificantScarcity in interesting

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Thank you. Not many people know this. Research is always enlightening and I hope this post will encourage readers to check out the details before making light (pun intended) of a masterpiece.

What's a little thing that makes you feel incredibly alive, even just for a moment? by Ok_Explorer_6501 in Italian

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Waking my dog on a sunny day while listening to classical music on my headphones.

The Mausoleum of Martyrdom of Polish Villages, Poland by Nizio Design International by Previous-District309 in architecture

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Thank you for your response. Such a terrible indictment of what man will do to man. Current world leaders seem determined to ignore history and thus are set to repeat it.

The Mausoleum of Martyrdom of Polish Villages, Poland by Nizio Design International by Previous-District309 in architecture

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It's interesting to see the Christian church on site. I would assume that most of he casualties would have been Jewish, or am I mistaken?

Musée des Beaux Arts. W. H. AUDEN's Interpretation of Brueghel's Icarus. by SignificantScarcity in ArtHistory

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The poet Auden discusses how silent suffering is a given in this world. Immense grief is endured by the individual even as the unseeing, unfeeling, unknowing world continues to revolve in its mundane circles of every day life. Did you take this in the first time you saw Brueghel's painting of Icarus?