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Charles Fraser retired from law in 1818 and spent the remaining 42 years of his life producing miniatures of Charleston's leading citizens. He painted images of Theodore and Elizabeth Gourdin on a double locket after Theodore's death showing the love of a wife for her husband. This locket is now in the Yale University Art Museum. More ... My second trip to Moscow was in 1990, on my way to Pyong Yang, North Korea. Since this was the itinerary of my trip, I had no alternative. Stepping into Moscow again made me recall some of the experiences I had wanted to forget. More ... Kenneth Kelly is a modern- day treasure hunter. With 18th century maps, shovels, and an explorer's spirit, the USC professor goes in search of hidden knowledge, uncovering a wealth of information about past societies. Kelly's recent work has focused on the slave trade in the Caribbean islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique. More ... |
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