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How Kids’ Pocket Change Saved Lady Liberty
Lady Liberty’s face on Bedloe’s Island, uncrated and waiting on a pedestal nobody had paid for.
A five-year-old mailed $1.35 to a New York newspaper in 1885.
Esther’s note was all business.
Her block letters read:
“We send you from...
Theodore Roosevelt | Doomscroll Buster
At 25, Theodore Roosevelt buried his mother and his wife on the same day. He rode west, rebuilt himself in the Badlands, and returned to lead the Rough Riders and become America's youngest president. Great Leaders No. 1.
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Bernini at 20 | Doomscroll Buster
In 1618, at about 20, Gian Lorenzo Bernini began Aeneas, Anchises and Ascanius. It shows the Trojan hero carrying his old father on his shoulders and leading his young son away from Troy's fall.
That same year, the Thirty Years’ War broke...
Alphonse Mucha | Doomscroll Buster
Alphonse Mucha was a broke Czech illustrator in Paris when a last-minute poster for the actress Sarah Bernhardt made him famous overnight. His flowing, flower-framed women came to define Art Nouveau.
He later spent years painting the Slav...
Art Deco | Doomscroll Buster
At the 1925 Paris exhibition of decorative arts, the architect Le Corbusier sneered that “modern decorative art has no decoration.” The style he mocked, later named Art Deco after that same fair, still swept the world.
Its sunbursts, gold...
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Welcome to the doom-free zone. Three essays a week on great books, ancient battles, historic places and art... a dose of optimism about the future. Followed by The Culturist and Culture Explorer.
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