A prominent ruler of the Renaissance Era — Who was Lorenzo de’ Medici? Lorenzo de Medici (1449–1492) was the most notable and renowned figure of the Medici family. He was a businessman, diplomatic and political figure. He was also a benefactor of philosophers, writers, and artists. …

British and their traditional history of Tea — In Britain, tea is consumed almost regularly and afternoon tea is one of the most conventional and classic British customs. There is a long history behind the Brit’s custom of tea drinking which goes way back to the 17th century. …

Brutal Truths About Victorian Fashion — During the Victorian era, women’s fashion was mostly influenced by extravagant skirts which eventually shifted to the back of the silhouette. Though, near the end of the century, a more liberated aesthetic and style emerged. Due to the rigid fashion etiquette, different occasions required different types of outfits. …

Interesting factoids I bet you never knew. — In 1814, a new type of green pigment was invented by The Wilhelm Dye and White Lead Company in Schweinfurt, Germany. It was more vibrant than in comparison with other green pigments. It had a more assertive tone. It was immediately termed “emerald green” because of its jewel-like appearance. It…