Marie Tussaud, the famous wax sculptor, died on this day in 1850. There are many wax museums named after ...
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1850: Marie Tussaud – the Famous Wax Sculptor
1850: Marie Tussaud – the Famous Wax Sculptor
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1964: Sydney Poitier Becomes the First African American to Win the Oscar for a Leading Role
1964: Sydney Poitier Becomes the First African American to Win the Oscar for a Leading Role
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1973: All Picasso’s Paintings together could be Worth Hundreds of Billions of Dollars
1973: All Picasso’s Paintings together could be Worth Hundreds of Billions of Dollars
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1987: Van Gogh’s Sunflowers Sold for over $39 Million
1987: Van Gogh’s Sunflowers Sold for over $39 Million
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1827: Was Beethoven Poisoned by his own Physician?
1827: Was Beethoven Poisoned by his own Physician?
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1895: The Father of Parisian “High Fashion” was an Englishman
1895: The Father of Parisian “High Fashion” was an Englishman
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1803: The Author of Dangerous Liaisons and Inventor of the Explosive Shell
1803: The Author of Dangerous Liaisons and Inventor of the Explosive Shell
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1778: Why is the Famous Milan Opera House Called “Scala”?
1778: Why is the Famous Milan Opera House Called “Scala”?