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💡 The 1986 stainless steel sculpture reflects his background in commodity trading and marketing. (Source: Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago)
💡 Vincenzo Peruggia stole it from the Louvre, believing it should be returned to Italy, and kept it for two years. (Source: Louvre Museum)
💡 While often attributed to John Lennon, this sentiment appears in various forms before him. Lennon popularized it in his song "Beautiful Boy" (1980).
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💡 His innovative use of this material enabled the fantastical forms of Barcelona's Sagrada Família. (Source: Gaudí House Museum)
💡 Donna Tartt spent over a decade writing "The Goldfinch," which won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 2014.
💡 This approach challenges art market values of permanence and collectibility in favor of process. (Source: Tate Modern)
💡 Kevin Kwan's 2013 novel was adapted into a groundbreaking 2018 film that grossed over $238 million worldwide.
💡 While Dickinson published only about 10 poems during her lifetime, she bound nearly 1,800 poems into handmade booklets now called "fascicles."
💡 It decorates the Stanza della Segnatura, Pope Julius II's private library and study. (Source: Vatican Museums)
💡 Melville based Ahab on real whaling disaster accounts