在 New Orleans 后院发现的古罗马墓碑已归还 Italy
• 这件由 FBI 移交的具有近 2,000 年历史的文物与 Rome 附近一家博物馆失踪数十年的构件相吻合 • 在 New Orleans 后院发现的一块具有近 2,000 年历史的罗马墓碑现已归还 Italy。 • 这块大理石墓志铭——其历史可追溯到约 1,900 年前——在周三由 FBI 主导的仪式上被正式移交给 Rome 的 Italy 官员。
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• 这件由 FBI 移交的具有近 2,000 年历史的文物与 Rome 附近一家博物馆失踪数十年的构件相吻合 • 在 New Orleans 后院发现的一块具有近 2,000 年历史的罗马墓碑现已归还 Italy。 • 这块大理石墓志铭——其历史可追溯到约 1,900 年前——在周三由 FBI 主导的仪式上被正式移交给 Rome 的 Italy 官员。
theguardian.comLawyers for oligarch claim freezing of £5.3bn of assets ‘unfair and abusive’ amid row over use of funds for Ukraine Roman Abramovich has gone to the European court of human rights (ECHR), claiming that a criminal investigation into his financial affairs by the Jersey authorities has breached his human rights, according to reports.The former owner of Chelsea FC, who is sanctioned in the UK over his links to Vladimir Putin, is under investigation in Jersey over allegations of corruption and money laundering. Continue reading...
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theguardian.comThe first proper show since Valentino’s death is about the late designer, about beauty – and about Michele’s mother Valentino Garavani wanted to make beautiful clothes for the women who could afford them. The perpetually tanned designer, whose vision of jet set glamour was matched only by his own yacht-and-pug lifestyle, died in January. So there was an obvious logic in taking the first proper catwalk show since his death off the fashion week schedule and back to Rome, where he lived, worked, and died. Milan and Paris may be the capitals of European style, but Rome looks better.Garavani left his own brand almost 20 years ago. But his singular approach to beauty has not been without its obstacles for his most recent successor, Alessandro Michele, who took over the fashion house in 2024. “It’s a complicated DNA because beauty is always changing,” he said after the show, which took place in the 17th-century Palazzo Barberini. “This collection is about Valentino. It’s about beauty. But it’s [also] about the tension between me and the brand, a beauty I’m trying to translate.” Continue reading...
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