The show’s title, curator Dale Stinchcomb told Observer, is a nod to variations of a phrase that appears in several of Jane Austen’s novels.

Miniature portrait on ivory of Jane Austen. The painter is anonymous, circa 1870-1900, on view at the exhibition “A Lively Mind: Jane Austen at 250.” Janice Chung for The New York Times ...

A 19th-century miniature portrait of Jane Austen by an anonymous artist The Morgan Library and Museum On Jane Austen’s tombstone in Winchester Cathedral in England, no mention is made of her ...

The museum upends various misconceptions about the novelist’s life by celebrating the anniversary of her birth through a ...

Portrait of Jane Austen, from the memoir by J. E. Austen-Leigh (1798-1874). Picryl Miss Bates is a stealth proxy for Austen herself, who was born into a well educated but relatively poor family ...

If you love corsets, castles, and complicated characters, BritBox is basically your period drama paradise. The streaming platform is packed with British series that bring the past to life with ...

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Since money such as banknotes is at the heart of charitable giving, isn't it about time that giving was depicted on a ...

A week-long walkable festival through Perth’s port city is back this year, with its creatives tasked with the theme of ‘transition’. Art organisation pvi — who have dubbed themselves the social ...