Who are the most famous Italians? Italy is known to be a home of famous men and women including legenadry singers, politicians and scientists. Read on.

Pisa is a small beautiful city in Italy, in a few hundred meters, there are truly unique works and monuments, first of all ...

Booking required for school groups only. Please see the School visits page. The Herbert Smith Freehills Portrait Award makes a welcome return to the National Portrait Gallery for 2024. The prestigious ...

Welcome to our guide to the best Canon portrait lenses. Whether you're using a Canon DSLR, an EOS M mirrorless camera or one of the latest EOS R mirrorless cameras, these are the fast primes that will ...

Sir Keir Starmer has removed a portrait of William Shakespeare from No 10 – the latest painting of a great national figure to be taken down under the Prime Minister, The Telegraph understands.

The 18th-century portrait of the Bard by Louis Francois Roubiliac has been taken down and placed in storage, according to the Telegraph. The newspaper previously said portraits of Elizabeth I ...

Nasa’s Europa Clipper mission took off on 14 October to study Europa, one of Jupiter’s four moons discovered by Galilei Galileo in 1610 ... Lem gave us the portrait of an oceanic planet ...

Sotheby's will be auctioning off the portrait of scientist Alan Turing and it could fetch as much as £150,000. A robot artist is set to make history as the first to have a work put up for sale by ...

John Jay’s portrait of Eilish, titled “Languor,” features the singer sitting on a couch and staring into the camera. A photo of Naomi Campbell by Pamela Hanson was originally shot for French ...

Galileo cofounders Yash Sheth, Vikram Chatterji and Atindriyo Sanyal (left to right). Thanks to the popularity of ChatGPT, companies everywhere are injecting generative AI into their products. But ...

Still others mocked Harris, who chairs the National Space Council, as President Biden’s “space czar” and “Galileo Harris,” after the 17th-century astronomer Galileo Galilei.

The removal of portraits of Queen Elizabeth I and Sir Walter Raleigh from 10 Downing Street, where Prime Minister Starmer now lives, is an outrageous cashiering of two of England’s glories that bodes ...