Celebrity weddings: 20 wedding photos of famous people of the twentieth century

How paintings by famous artists became part of fashion, shaping a new style of the twentieth century

The links between art and fashion define specific moments in history. Both of these mediums reflect social, economic and political changes from the roaring twenties to the vibrant eighties. Here are four examples of artists and fashion designers who helped shape a new perspective on 20th century art and fashion through their work

What became famous for the 7 most famous Russian artists of the twentieth century

The heyday of the Russian school of painting art came in the 18th century, after the opening of the Imperial Academy of Arts. This educational institution opened the world to such outstanding artists as: Vasily Ivanovich Surikov, Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky, Mikhail Alexandrovich Vrubel, Fedor Stepanovich Rokotov, as well as many other famous masters. And already from the 1890s, female representatives were allowed to study at this academy. Such talented artists as: Sophia Vasilye studied here

Secrets of the most famous wizard of the twentieth century: truth and fiction about Emile Kio

April 11 marks the 123rd anniversary of the birth of the founder of the famous circus dynasty Emil Teodorovich Kio. During his lifetime, so many legends were associated with his name that it was extremely difficult to separate truth from fiction. The great illusionist was such an unsurpassed master of his craft that even in Japan he was called the "wizard of the twentieth century." Secrets accompanied him not only in his professional life, but also in his personal

12 best books of the twentieth century according to the version of the New York Public Library, which are worth reading for cultural people

The New York Public Library is one of the largest in the world with an extensive network and access to the best books. During the preparation of the exhibition "The Best Books of the 20th Century", a list of the most significant printed publications was compiled, while the creators divided the books into thematic sections. In total, 175 books were shown at the exhibition, and in our today's review 12 of them are presented

Femme Fatales: famous women of the first half of the twentieth century who boldly went against the imposed stereotypes

At all times, there were women who, without a shadow of hesitation, could be called la femme fatale. They skillfully manipulated men, violated generally accepted moral and ethical standards, shocked. This review presents famous women of the first half of the twentieth century, who ideally fit the definition of "fatal beauty"