Metropolitan Museum Reveals Fake Ancient Greek Horse
The Metropolitan Museum of Art disclosed that its famed 15 inch bronze horse, valued as a Greek masterpiece, is a 50 year old fake. Likely cast in Paris after World War I, it fooled many critics until James V. Noble identified a filed down mold mark and misplaced bridle hole as the telltale signs.
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Cora Baird dies at 54 longtime Baird Marionettes star
New York actress Cora Baird died Wednesday night after a long illness at age 54. She and husband Bil Baird created the famous Baird Marionettes and became a television staple in the 1950s. They ran the Bil and Cora Baird Puppet Theater in Greenwich Village.
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Fuchsia Plants Brought From South America to Europe
Historical note traces the first fuchsia plants named after Leonhard Fuchs as they arrived in Europe from South America in the late 1700s, marking the plant's introduction to European gardens and botanical study.
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