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udwig van Beethoven.A towering master of classical music, known to the world as the “Immortal Beloved of Music.” His Symphony No. 5 “Fate” and Symphony No. 9...

Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor. Few monarchs in 18th-century Europe embodied such passion and contradiction in equal measure. As an enlightened despot, he rel...

Born in Austria, and forever remembered in the storm of the French Revolution—Marie Antoinette. She is often spoken of merely as a “symbol of waste and extra...

Among the monarchs of English history, few have stirred the imagination quite like her. Elizabeth I. Known as the “Virgin Queen,” she led 16th-century Englan...

The mist along the Loire River of France would creep slowly across the fields at dawn, before dissolving into the morning light.In the fifteenth century, one...

In the early 19th century, when London’s fog still wrapped the city in its familiar scent, a man moved between the salons and the bedrooms of high society, a...

The night in Kyoto is slowly caressed by the moonlight.Down a quiet alley, a lone Zen monk slips away.In his hand, a gourd bottle; in his bosom, a love lette...

Dante Alighieri.A towering figure who symbolizes medieval European literature and stands among the greatest in the history of world letters. The long narrati...

The 14th emperor of the Roman Empire: Hadrian. Born in a small town on the Italian peninsula, he would one day rule over the world’s greatest empire. Hadrian...

The Renaissance city of Florence. Spring rain falls on cobbled streets, and a faint scent of roses drifts through the alleys. There, a boy held a paintbrush—...

Beneath the Renaissance sky, there once walked a boy upon the stone streets of Florence.His name was Michelangelo Buonarroti. Born among marble, he lived thr...

When he picked up a brush, time seemed to stop. Hair flowing like clouds, a fleeting smile, the soul glimmering deep within the eyes—His touch could capture ...