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Portraits of Life on the Edge of the Russian Arctic
At the top of the world, where the map surrenders to ice and sky, the Yamal Peninsula stretches across the Russian Arctic like a living canvas of…
Sep 14
Behind the Veil, Across the Ocean
The Last Journey of Awadh's Queen Mother
Sep 10
How a Portuguese Woman Shaped the Mughal Court
The Enigmatic Journey of Juliana Dias da Costa
Sep 9
An American Warship Named after an Indian Muslim Sultan
On the morning of April 8, 1782, dawn broke gold across the sheltered mouth of Delaware Bay, and a twenty-three-year-old lieutenant named Joshua Barney…
Sep 8
Fath-Ali Shah Qajar and the Lovers in the Stream
Fath-Ali Shah Qajar sits at the center of this 19th-century Qajar-era Persian painting, and everything in the frame was placed there on purpose.
Sep 7
The Royal Cheetahs of Mughal India
The heat shimmers over the grasslands of sixteenth-century Hindustan, and the air carries the low, insistent pulse of drums.
Sep 6
Start for the Hunt at Gwalior
Edwin Lord Weeks (American, 1849–1903), Circa 1884–85. Oil on canvas
Sep 6
A Painter's Lens on the East
19th-Century Orientalist Paintings
Sep 6
The Morning Two Princes Became Hostages
There are moments in history when the fate of an entire kingdom folds itself into a single, carefully staged scene, and the morning of 26 February 1792…
Sep 5
Journey to the West: A First-Hand Account from Medieval Asia
Step back eight centuries to join Ye-lü Ch’u ts’ai on a remarkable journey across the face of medieval Asia.
Sep 2
August 2026
Central Asia in Color: Echoes of a Vanished World
These remarkable color photographs offer a rare window into Central Asia as it existed in a time long gone by, captured more than a century ago, when…
Aug 25
Indian Lancers at Marles
A Sketch from the Western Front
Aug 23
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