Alexander Anufriev, a nonconformist artist from the Soviet Union who, after surviving a devastating earthquake in his 20s, spent decades making expressive, brightly colored paintings of a single ...

The original artwork is in color and has a sea of blond-haired, blue-eyed figures under a blanket. Every individual depicted in the work has a frightening sameness and seemingly unfocused eyes.

It was shot digitally, in color, and looks entirely modern ... father’s returning to the house to pick up his razor or glass eye. (Chas Maddin lost his eye on his 1st birthday when his mother ...

That last one is the most problematic and downright racist when viewed with today’s eyes, but it stood for ... of the Native American…or Uncle Joe Stalin. And while more sympathetic and ...

Chief Minister M K Stalin expressed confidence that DMK would sweep the 2026 assembly election, setting a target of 200 seats. Speaking to DMK constituency observers, Stalin emphasized the ...

CHENNAI: Chief minister M K Stalin on Monday expressed confidence that DMK would sweep the 2026 assembly election and set the ...

How did Stalin get away with murder? Stalin’s name meant "man of steel" and he lived up to it. He oversaw the war machine that helped defeat Nazism and was the supreme ruler of the Soviet Union ...

A file photo of Tamil Nadu governor RN Ravi and chief minister MK Stalin during a meeting, in Chennai(PTI file) Stalin accused the governor of insulting the unity of the country, Tamil Nadu and ...

But guess who still rules Russia? It's Vladimir Putin, now the longest-serving Russian leader since Stalin. Once a shadowy figure in the KGB, Putin rose from relative obscurity and is now in his ...

Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi with chief minister MK Stalin (ANI) CM Stalin accused Governor Ravi of deliberately disrespecting Tamil Nadu and its people. He demanded the central government recall ...

The monument is nearly complete and will be installed at the Vologda Exile Museum where Stalin lived briefly in exile as a political prisoner from December 1911 to February 1912, Filimonov wrote.