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  • Texan princess evicted from Rome villa, Caravaggio stays

    ROME (AP) — A Texas-born princess piled her four yapping bichon frise dogs into a taxi Thursday after being evicted, following a bitter inheritance dispute, from a historic villa in Rome that contains the only known ceiling painted by Caravaggio.
  • Texas-born princess facing imminent eviction from Rome villa

    ROME (AP) — A Texas-born princess who lives in a Rome villa containing the only known ceiling painted by Caravaggio is facing a court-ordered eviction Thursday, in the latest chapter in an inheritance dispute with the heirs of one of Rome’s aristocratic families.
  • Q&A: Roger Deakins on cinema's past and future

    NEW YORK (AP) — The first photograph Roger Deakins ever took, in 1969 Bournemouth, England, shows a man and a woman quietly eating lunch on a bench outside a ladies room. A sign reads: “Keep it to yourself.”
  • Review: Reimagining the fate of a doomed Renaissance duchess

    “The Marriage Portrait,” by Maggie O’Farrell (Knopf)
  • Sneakers star at glamorous parties around Art Basel Miami

    MIAMI - Fashion has always played a starring role at the glamorous week-long parties surrounding Art Basel Miami. This year it's all about the kicks as several major brands including Dior, Adidas and Nike drop limited edition sneakers that had fans camping out overnight.
  • Different ways to show paintings, photos to blind people

    NEW ORLEANS - As people at the American Alliance of Museums' trade show passed their hands along the raised figures in touchable versions of a Vietnam War photograph, small metal sensors touched off recordings to explain whose picture they were touching and what had happened to him. At a nearby booth was a flat reproduction of a Van Gogh self-portrait with slightly raised, slicker areas to show both outlines and how brush strokes swept or swirled within those outlines.
  • Hidden for nearly a century, Massey Hall's stained glass windows find new life

    TORONTO - When Massey Hall opened its doors 125 years ago visitors were awestruck by the choral music venue's spectacular stained glass windows, says restoration expert Eve Guinan.
  • Chanel wows celebrities with ship for cruise show in Paris

    PARIS - Kristen Stewart, Ralph Fiennes and Margot Robbie all craned their necks up in awe.
  • Icons of American West on display in new museum - in Florida

    ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - When you think of Florida, the colored stone walls of the Grand Canyon don't come to mind. Neither do cowboys, wolves or Native American silver-and-turquoise jewelry.
  • 'Fortune Teller' anchors Caravaggio installation in Mexico

    MEXICO CITY - The celebrated painting "The Fortune Teller" by Caravaggio is going on display in Mexico City in what curators describe as a multi-sensory exhibit that brings the public into the Italian baroque master's world.

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