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7 Famous Statues Inspired by Fairy Tales

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(via Amusing Planet) Fairy tales have been used as bed time stories by parents for generations. They have entertained kids,

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(via Atlas Obscura) Gyotaku was once a way to brag about the size of your catch.

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(via Mental Floss) For 50 years, Sesame Street has taught kids how to count, how to spell, and that not

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(via Mental Floss) Steven Spielberg invented the modern summer blockbuster with Jaws, and his 1975 great white shark thriller is

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(via Mental Floss) Born on March 30, 1853, in Zundert, Netherlands, Vincent van Gogh came to art relatively late, only

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(via Listverse) Art forgery is a real menace museums have to contend with. Every now and then, a museum ends

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(Via Great Big Story) You’re not alone if you do a double-take when you see one of Arinze Stanley’s drawings—his

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(via Mental Floss) Cartoons, comics, and newspaper comic strips might seem like an unusual source of new words and phrases,

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(via NPR) On average, every 30 seconds someone in the world buys a copy of The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Maybe

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(via Atlas Obscura) The 1930s depiction of Lone Rock Point has finally resurfaced.

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(via Great Big Story) Remember the wall crushing Kool-Aid ads that interrupted your cartoons? Mixing equal parts Van Halen and

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(via Atlas Obscura) Kelly Angood curates an online museum of little, adhesive marvels.