In his book, "More and More and More: An All-Consuming History of Energy", Jean-Baptiste Fressoz criticises the application of the sigmoid function – also known as the S-curve – to predict the ...

The story of this cello is miraculous. That the cello’s original owner, Margot Tobias, newly wed to Curt Tobias and both Jewish, survived Nazi Germany was a miracle. That the cello was not seized or ...

"The spaces are an integral part of us," said festival managing director Marsilius von Ingelheim of the setting. "We bring unique concert experiences to historical and modern locations in the region." ...

Experience the sights and sounds of France at the Musical Instrument Museum's Experience France event. Enjoy French music, ...

One week from today, it will officially be four years since Artturi Lehkonen scored the St. Jean-Baptiste Day goal. We’re talking about the goal that sent the Habs to the Stanley Cup Final… when ...

Jean-Baptiste Tuby I was a French artist who was born in 1635. The maker's first piece to be offered at auction was "Christ and the Virgin Mary." at Coutau-Bégarie in 2021. Jean-Baptiste Tuby I in the ...

On June 24, we come together to celebrate Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day, a proud and deeply rooted tradition that honours the vitality, unity and cultural richness of French-speaking communities across ...

Stay up to date with Édouard Jean Baptiste Detaille (French, 1848 - 1912) . Discover works for sale, auction results, market data, news and exhibitions on MutualArt.

40 years after Kelly Tarlton's death, a team made up of friends, family and marine enthusiasts embark upon an adventure to complete one of his final expeditions.

Jean-Baptiste Bladier, a prosecutor in Meaux, a French city just northeast of Disneyland Paris, said in a statement that the police were called to the scene and determined that the wedding was ...

A relaxed weeknight dinner at The Maker in Hudson, N.Y., combines elegant ambiance, seasonal dishes and memorable flavors.

This becomes evident in the opening scene of Jamie Wax’s play—a 90-minute, one-woman showcase for Hacks star Jean Smart —about an abused woman living in a Louisiana trailer park.