The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston returned two works of art to His Royal Majesty Omo N’Oba Ewuare II, Oba of Benin on Friday, June 27, in a ceremony at the Nigeria House in New York City, according to ...

The Cleveland Museum of Art has acquired the Giambologna sculpture Fata Morgana, a rare marble by the Italian Mannerist ...

MATA HARI: The restored Qingyuan mansion in Tianjin, China, originally completed in 1921, was home to Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing dynasty.Kazuhiko Makita In the bustling coastal metropolis ...

Jaisalmer: The historic Tanot Mata Temple, a 1,200-year-old sacred site near the India-Pakistan border in Jaisalmer, is set to reopen for visitors Fri.

Known for embracing challenges with a unique style throughout her career, such as shaving her head and sporting unconventional hairstyles, Solar found resonance with the character of Mata Hari, an ...

On this day in 1917, Mata Hari was sentenced to death in Paris for allegedly spying on Germany’s behalf during World War I. Was she really a secret agent or just a scapegoat?

Four drawings by David Lynch address the complexity of the human mind, a painting by Andy Warhol (Star) portrays Greta Garbo as Mata Hari, and the tour opens with an immense chandelier by sculptor and ...

Evert Kramer, custodian of a large collection of Mata Hari memorabilia at the Fries Museum in Leeuwaarden, takes a more negative view. "She was clearly guilty," he said.

Dutch exotic dancer Mata Hari, who was enlisted to spy for France, was executed by firing squad at the age of 41 after being convicted of also acting as a double agent for Germany.

Mata Hari, a notorious spy during World War I, has long been portrayed as an irresistible femme fatale, double-crossing both Germany and the Allies at the height of World War I. The idea of an ...

But it wasn’t just Mata Hari’s head that was missing—museum curator Roger Saban confirmed that none of her remains could be found. 9. Oliver Cromwell's Head ...