Testudo is the Latin word for a formation used in the military, especially during sieges that comes from the fact that it serves much like the shell of a tortoise.
The 1906 Olympic Games were an attempt to regain enthusiasm for the Olympic Games. However, the plan to implement additional Olympic Games in Greece did not continue after the 1906 Games; thus the 1906 Olympics is considered unofficial.
From 1890 to 1914, artists worked in a range of media in large cities around the world to introduce a new style of art, Art Nouveau. These artists sought freedom from past art forms. Although it was a short-lived form that left international marks, Art Nouveau helped set the stage for forms to come,
Everybody loves a windfall. We love it better, though, if we can keep the taxes due on it to a minimum. There isn't a lot you can do to eliminate taxes on a windfall altogether, but you can do some things on the margins, including managing expenses and income from other sources, to minimize your ove
Greek art include sculptures from several periods.Greek God image by Sitech from Fotolia.comGreek art includes sculpture, painting, architecture, music and pottery. It can be divided into four basic periods: the Geometric Period, the Archaic Period, the Classical Period and the...
USS Kentucky (BB-66) was an Iowa-class battleship that was cancelled while still under construction. In the years after World War II several plans for USS Kentucky were put forward but the vessel was later scrapped.
Impressionism and realism are different styles, or movements, of painting in French art history. Realism was popular from 1840 to the end of the 1800s in France, while impressionism was a movement influenced by the realist painters at the end of the 1800s. impressionism was avant garde -- considered
Art students today still study Roman sculpture.Roman statue of Caesar on dark red background image by Denis Topal from Fotolia.comThe art of the Roman Empire inhabits some of the best museums and art galleries in the world. Roman art has been influential for thousands of years. It took...
Bonnie Parker wrote two poems while she and Clyde Barrow were on the run from the law. This poem, the Story of Suicide Sal, was the first of the two. It was written by Bonnie while she was held in the Kaufman jail in spring 1932. The poem was published in newspapers after it was found during the rai