Discover the captivating secret behind the Silver Man Statue's mesmerizing levitating hat trick. In this fascinating video, we delve into the skill and illusion techniques that make this incredible ...

He reveals Hans Holbein the Younger (1497-1543) to us as a complex and fascinating man who knew and was influenced by the greatest thinkers of the age. He developed his own distinctive attitudes ...

Hans Holbein the Younger Portrait of King Henry VIII (1491-1547), bust-length, in a fur-lined cloak and gold-brocade doublet, with a chain and feathered black hat 34.9 x 27 cm. (13.7 x 10.6 in.) ...

Thomas of Argos was a Greek mercenary who served King Henry VIII of England in the 16th century. Credit: Quinto Cenni / Hans Holbein the Younger / Public Domain / Wikimedia Commons In one of history’s ...

And yes, this gown is taken from Holbein’s portrait of her. But you can see up the side of her bodice there, little pins at the front. Little gold pins that [secure] the actual bodice on.

Jesse Wine on Hans Holbein In 2013, a friend came up with a brilliant game called ‘Best Quality Worst Quality’ (BQWQ). Each player takes it in turns to say what their BQ and WQ is. And so, gathered in ...

Download this Antique Illustration Man On Knees Confessing To God Above Him Banquet Hall With Group Of People Eating Hans Holbein vector illustration now. And search more of iStock's library of ...

A New York man was arrested after police say he allegedly beat up a stranger at a supermarket, who was wearing a pro-Trump hat, breaking his teeth and bloodying his mouth.

Portrait of a Young Woman, c. 1540–1545 from the Workshop of Hans Holbein the Younger. Wiki Commons Public Domain. The next portrait that may depict Catherine Howard is the Portrait of a Young Woman ...

Jonathan Yeo, who recently unveiled his portraits of the King and David Attenborough, talks about finding the person beneath the performer and how to get Cara Delevingne to sit still for 90 minutes ...

Perhaps we cannot rule out that Holbein’s portraits were indeed commissioned with a search for character in mind. It would explain why, 500 years on, we still queue to see them.

"In the case of the Empire of Man, you're looking at a lot of Landsknecht period pieces." The Landsknecht were 15th and 16th century German mercenaries who wore iconic puffed sleeves and trousers, ...