Well, I used said expression because he is very well or very badly regarded and there is no universal consesus on him, not to mention that I have seen more people in real life and the internet knowing about Evola THAN Marcus Aurelius.I like the expression "notorious philosopher".
he was a painter for a brief period of time
You got it right but it has not become (yet) like Los Angeles, Barcelona, Paris or Berlin."Progressive city" makes me expect that going there will get me mugged and buggered by a "mostly peaceful" victim of "fascist patriarchy".
Well it was futurism.My son and his peers at the kindergarten churned out similar pieces. My, my, what passes for art these days! Well, in my day, you had to obtain a litre of demon blood to get the colours just right, and a dragon claw to ...
We all known how reliable NYT is (i.e. totally is NOT), but maybe amusing:
Paris Teenager’s New Gig: Would-Be Queen of Italy. A Nation Shrugs. (Published 2021)
The son of Italy’s last king has tapped his teen granddaughter to eventually lead the House of Savoy, pretenders to Italy’s defunct throne. “Totally illegitimate,” says a rival clan.www.nytimes.com
Now that you've mentioned him, it finally dawned on me where did GRRM get his inspiration for "Florent ears".what King Charles is as an individual.
Speaking of the old coot GRRM (or who runs this website) DID a shout out of an Italian artist :Now that you've mentioned him, it finally dawned on me where did GRRM get his inspiration for "Florent ears".
First time I hear about it!To continue my pestering with random Italy related questions - wiki on the last king of Two Sicilies says, that he turned down an offer by di Cavour to partition the Papal States between "Italy" and his realm. Is anything known as to how the partition would had been?
I suppose that the "negotiations" might not had been very advanced, running along the lines of:Wouldn't surprise me if they outright refused