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[H3] 10 Facts About Rembrandt
[H4] An artist who loved to live it large
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[H3] On this day in 1914, Djanira da Motta e Silva was born
[H4] Djanira da Motta e Silva was a Brazilian painter, illustrator and engraver, known by her first name Djanira. She was known for her naïve art paintings, depicting Brazilian common people, religious themes and landscapes.
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[H2] Big, bold, Botero
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[H3] La muerte tocando guitarra
[H3] Hombre a caballo
[H3] La primera dama
[H3] Flores
[H2] 7 Facts About Fernando Botero
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[H4] How hats changed the world
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Ancient origins of our favorite snacksChocolate's story starts in Mexico. Mesoamerican cultures made a bitter, fermented drink from cacao, and drank it as part of religious ceremonies.Baja’s fine vinesYou’ve heard of Mexican beer and tequila, but you may not know that Mexico is also home to many thriving vineyards. Did you know that 90% of Mexico’s wine is produced in the Baja California region?Chihuahua, land of Ralámuli traditionsThe indigenous Ralámuli people of Chihuahua have a culinary calendar which follows the seasons. They mark important points of the agricultural year with great feasts and sacred dishes such as beef tonari.Iguanas and rattlesnakes, oh my!Some surprising ingredients go into traditional Mexican dishes, such as insects, iguanas, and even snakes.A flagship dishChile en nogada is a Pueblan dish made with stuffed poblano chiles topped with walnut sauce and pomegranate seeds. The green, white, and red of the ingredients reflect the colors of the Mexican national flag.The largest food market on EarthMexico City’s largest food market is Central de Abasto, which stretches across an area equivalent to about 327 soccer pitches.The prehistoric sloth behind your dish...The ancient Giant Ground Sloth was one of the only animals capable of swallowing avocado seeds, and spread those seeds far and wide in their dung. The plant wouldn't have survived without these big furry friends, so next time you have an avo on your plate, be sure to thank a sloth!A rich paletteMexico City is home to around 15,000 restaurants, from street eats to the fine dining of 'Pujol'.An Interactive Food Tour Around MexicoDiscover fun foodie facts from around the countryExplore more
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[H3] Gordon Parks
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[H4] The Essl Museum is the home of the Essl Collection of contemporary art with more than 7,000 works collected by Agnes and Karlheinz Essl. It offers a matchless perspective on present-day art.
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