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A tiny Fabergé figure sat forgotten in a New York attic until a family cleanout exposed its royal past; the 20th-century trinket later sold for $5.2 millionThe $5.2 million Fabergé attic discovery therefore stands as more than an auction headline. It is a story about how history can survive in ...- Ontario couple bought a C$200 painting at a yard sale in 2001, 6 years later, it was revealed as an E J Hughes' artwork Lake Okanagan worth C$402,500An Ontario couple bought an E J Hughes painting for just C$200 at a rural yard sale in 2001. Six years later, the artwork was identified as...
- Woman buys necklace for Rs 1,400 at flea market; 70 years later, discovers it is an original silver-wire and cord piece worth Rs 2.5 croreA woman bought a necklace for just Rs 1,400 at a Brooklyn flea market, only to discover decades later that it was an original artwork by re...
- India's first mineral exchange may be operationalised by next fiscal: OfficialThe government plans to operationalise India’s first mineral exchange by the next financial year, aiming to enable transparent trading and ...
- Mixed martial arts bids to make the Olympics sans the wire cage and bloodA modified mixed martial arts version is being showcased at the Asian Games. This sport aims for Olympic inclusion in Brisbane by 2032. Org...
- In 2013, Belfast sculptor Brendan Jamison used 500,000 sugar cubes and help from more than 5,000 visitors to build a miniature city that stayed on view into 2014In 2013, Belfast sculptor Brendan Jamison spearheaded an innovative art project where 5,000 individuals collaboratively crafted a miniature...
- Perpetual student, valued by degreesA New Zealander's remarkable academic journey presents India with a fresh perspective on success. This model of lifelong learning could shi...
- In 2017, Tracy Donahue paid about $4 for a thrift-store painting. Experts later authenticated it as an N.C. Wyeth work, leading to a six-figure auction saleIn 2017, Tracy Donahue picked up a dusty canvas at a New Hampshire thrift store, mostly wanting its heavy frame. An art conservator later s...
- Quote of the day by Steve Martin: ‘If you've got a dollar and you spend 29 cents on a loaf of bread…’ – American comedian on money, perspective and the absurdity of wealthSteve Martin's insightful bread quote reflects the nuances of financial security and how it alters one's perception of value. Spending twen...
- Is AI really stealing from artists? The uncomfortable truth about originality in artThe feature explores how AI is reshaping ideas of art, originality and authorship, arguing that artists have always borrowed, adapted and c...
- A dusty painting sat unnoticed in a French attic for years; when experts examined it, the forgotten artwork was identified as a lost Caravaggio worth over $100 millionCaravaggio painting: A dusty painting found in a French attic was identified as a lost Caravaggio. This artwork, depicting Judith beheading...
- 134-Partner Himalay Unnati Mission Coalition Seeks Himalayan Authority, Early-Warning Network as Disasters IntensifyCoalition led by The Art of Living and theInternational Association for Human Values to study cloudbursts, landslides andglacier hazards ac...
- Wisdom of the day by Arthur Conan Doyle: 'To the man who loves art for its own sake, it is...' -inspiring life lessons on art, beauty and how the smallest things can bring the most joyWisdom of the day by Arthur Conan Doyle: Arthur Conan Doyle believed art's keenest pleasures come from its least important forms. He sugges...
- Andy Warhol created digital art in 1985 and left it on obsolete floppy disks; 36 years later, 5 recovered works sold as NFTs for $3.38 millionAndy Warhol created digital art on a Commodore Amiga computer in 1985. Researchers recovered these forgotten digital works from floppy disk...
- Actor Johnny Depp to unveil first-ever sculpture in Istanbul. The Bunnyman has an interesting story dating back to his childhoodMarking a milestone in his artistic journey, Johnny Depp will introduce his first sculpture, The Bunnyman, in Istanbul this month. This imp...
- Can wearable tech ease period pain? Curapod launches new deviceCurapod has launched a new wearable device for menstrual pain management. This device utilizes red and near-infrared light wavelengths for ...
- Quote of the day by Peter Max, 'Get into your own creativity. Sketch and paint with different mediums and follow your heart' offers timeless powerful philosophy of creativity, experimentation, self-expression, life lessonsPeter Max's quote feels especially relevant: instead of trying to reproduce somebody else’s vision, pick up a pencil, brush or whatever cre...
- Nazi-looted painting ‘Portrait of a Lady,’ stolen in 1945, resurfaces after 80 years in real estate listing; judge orders return to Dutch Jewish heirsThe Argentina federal judge in a landmark decision ruled that Giacomo Ceruti’s ‘Portrait of a Lady’ will be restored to its true owners. Th...
- A forgotten 17th-century portrait sat in a Maine attic for decades; estimated at $15,000, the mystery painting eventually sold for $1.41 millionA forgotten 17th-century portrait sat in a Maine attic for decades; estimated at $15,000, the mystery painting eventually sold for $1.41 mi...
- Best value funds to invest in September 2026Value investors buy such stocks and wait for the market to discover these stocks. When the discovery happens, the stock prices will go up, ...
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