Nagpur: The city is witnessing a significant influx of beggars from Bhopal, driven by the stringent enforcement of the ‘Anti-Begging Law' in Madhya Pradesh. Crossing a distance of around 350km ...

A month after the begging ban in Bhopal, beggars have returned to city roads, including traffic signals and religious places. The crackdown initially reduced their presence, but lack of rigorous ...

The Louvre has lent seven works for the Lille exhibition, including Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s The Beggars. Hosted at the RMFAB, Jacob Jordaens’s The King Drinks is also among the exceptional ...

This idea of a noisy, populated town was captured by the artist Pieter Bruegel in the 1566 painting The Census at Bethlehem. Pieter Bruegel the Elder - The Numbering at Bethlehem The traditional ...

The new game from the mind behind The Procession to Calvary knows just what to do with timeless paintings. And fart trumpets. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

Kids around Des Moines, Iowa, will go trick-or-treating on Halloween day for the first time since 1938, but only due to forecasted rain and storms ruining their traditional "Beggars' Night." ...

The painter Pieter Bruegel the elder (from whom this think tank takes its name) pioneered what would become known as ‘genre painting’ - painting scenes depicting everyday life and activity. So to ...

Between them, Antwerp's Museum Plantin-Moretus and the Ashmolean in Oxford own some of the most "outstanding" holdings of 16th and 17th century Flemish drawings, said Jackie Wullschläger in the FT.

The side-quest The Beggar's Tale, available from the time you start exploring the city of Vernworth, sees your Arisen giving their best Sherlock Holmes impression (plus a party of pawns as willing ...

Depicting a score of individuals in inky precision, David Vinckboons’ “The Beggars’ Inn” may ... Cock’s big commercial successes were Pieter Bruegel’s designs, led by “The Temptation ...

Detail of Pieter Bruegel the Elder, “The Fight Between Carnival and Lent” (1559) (image via Wikimedia Commons) But that crush of humanity is not quite what draws the spectator’s attention.