The Sydney Morning HeraldEN
One of Walter Burley Griffin’s last masterpieces lists for $9.5m-plus
The house was part of a double project for the American, who was commissioned to design two properties on a dress circle street.
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Smithsonian MagazineEN
A 'Poor Man’s Rembrandt' for a Few Hundred Bucks? At Amsterdam's Rembrandt House Museum, a Pop-Up Tattoo Studio Is Inking 17th-Century Masterpieces on Human Canvases
Visitors can choose from dozens of designs pulled from Rembrandt's works, including lions, windmills and even his self-portraits. One participant was selected for a full-back tattoo of "The Descent from the Cross"
The NationalEN
From borrower to lender: How Louvre Abu Dhabi is sharing its masterpieces with the world
More than five centuries ago, the workshops of Mamluk Cairo produced an elaborate wool carpet decorated with three medallions. Prized across the Mediterranean, such carpets were coveted by Europe's wealthy and powerful, commissioned by popes and exchanged as diplomatic gifts. The rare carpet, now part of Louvre Abu Dhabi 's permanent collection, returned to
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