Prinzhorn Collection: Artistry of The Mentally Ill
In the early decades of the 20th century, a physician at a psychiatric hospital in Heidelberg, Germany, began collecting drawings, paintings...
In the early decades of the 20th century, a physician at a psychiatric hospital in Heidelberg, Germany, began collecting drawings, paintings...
In 1850, a French inventor announced a discovery that promised to revolutionize communication. His invention, he claimed, could transmit mes...
In the historic city of Guanajuato, in central Mexico, lies one of the world's most unsettling collections of human remains. The Mummies...
The electric vehicle might seem like a very modern invention, but is actually as old as automobile itself. It first appeared in the autumn o...
On the morning of March 23, 1849, a wooden box was loaded onto a wagon in Richmond, Virginia. It was an ordinary-looking package, roughly th...
In 19th-century Munich, a woman with no formal banking experience began promising ordinary people extraordinary returns on their savings. Wo...
On a cold April morning in 1875, three men ascended into the sky above Paris in a balloon, hoping to push the boundaries of human flight. Th...
On October 31, 1926, Toronto lawyer and millionaire Charles Vance Millar died suddenly of a heart attack. He left behind no wife, no childre...
For a few hours on a December day in 1962, two men floated at the edge of space beneath a giant balloon, peering into the heavens through a ...
When Douglas Corrigan climbed out of his weather-beaten Curtiss Robin at Baldonnel Airfield near Dublin on 18 July 1938, he claimed to have ...