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“We all kind of kid about how nothing really rhymes with Dawes,” said Barb Moberg, president of The Descendants of William Dawes Who Rode Association, a collection of his direct descendants ...

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There was no shortage of more conventional guesses, either. 'Raccoon, badger, wolverine, coatimundi, bear,' said Janay. 'But I've looked all of those up and it doesn't match any of those.

Nearly 130 years after his death, the British artist William Morris’ designs are everywhere, from wallpapers and dinnerware to phone cases and hand cream. The ubiquity of Morris’ intricate ...

Poet, social reformer, writer, publisher, and above all artist and designer. There is little William Morris couldn’t or didn’t do, so much so that, in 1896, as he lay dying at the age of 62, a doctor ...

Raccoons then move both legs on the other side of their body, and the back foot on one side tends to land right across from where the front foot on their other side has just left a print. The result ...

The series stars Morris Chestnut in the lead role. According to the outlet, the series is averaging 6.79 million viewers per episode in the Nielsen season-to-date most current data. Show Full Article ...

‘Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful’, advised the influential British designer William Morris (1834-1896), known not only for his signature floral ...

Above the dog are the words “William Morris”, and below it, “The Artistry of 19th Century Cotton Prints Exhibition”. If this sounds like an unlikely image for a William Morris exhibition ...

As the art world descends on Hong Kong for Art Basel, museums and galleries begin launching their summer blockbusters. These are the exhibitions opening in April that caught our eye. Robert ...

The BBC has been blasted over using 'gender-neutral' language to refer to a raccoon on a CBeebies show aimed at five-year-olds. Wren the Racoon and 'their' siblings are introduced on an episode of ...