In the late 1840s, a small wooden house in Hydesville, New York, drew an endless crowd of curious onlookers hoping
Believe it or not, “Get off my lawn!” is a rough translation of the original use of the word ‘etiquette’
The adventurous streak that would later make Natalie Clifford Barney one of Paris’ most legendary salon hosts was sparked by
As salons developed and spread throughout Europe in the 15th and 16th centuries, women were able to cultivate a powerful