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a head and not just wrapped me up. hang on breathtaking videos of the alex taken from me and from like. the italian painter car run show only lived to be thirty eight years old but during his short life he made a name for himself through his use of light realistic style of painting and dramatic subject matter while now some four hundred years after his death coverage is paintings are going viral on the internet actors in naples italy have taken to physically staging his works and posting their performances i knew too well karl rajo with you so lots of attention at the height of his career so perhaps he would approve of this modern interpretation of his work. the entombment of christ.

caravaggio's famous painting as a tablo on stage. and here an actress strikes the pose of mary magdalen in ecstasy. modeled on caravaggio's portrayed from sixteen six. paintings as performance on show in the italian city of naples. is really impressive the actors are great to bring caravaggio to life you can hear and see him he will see. that. very nice very emotional and very nice colors it will make. us such that. the mechanisms are for size. and in the end the picture is perfectly restaged it's got nothing to say on the moloch on sambal presents twenty three paintings in total

the idea of a ranging real people to represent a scene or picture is known as a. these living pictures became popular in the late eighteenth century it's how arch was offered to royalty. and did that in a letter just that delay theater director louis could run there lee came up with his idea in two thousand and six when she gave a talk on caravaggio's working methods at the university innovators a question that was not the father once and me a little bit instead of giving a lecture she had a few students replicate the way kind of audio work out in his studio with that she came to realize that this performance had something that spoke to everyone that i mean they're. born as michelangelo mary c. the early baroque painter came to be known as kind of a joke and i'm of the town where his family once lived known for his real ism and chiaroscuro. which means stark contrast between light and shadow about joe's approach was revolutionary. he lived and worked in naples among other places the

city's more big charm and the people inspired him he invited people he met on the street to serve as models for his paintings now all four hundred years on his works have come to life again but i also said you see i'm in naples. that yet voting no no don't really represent kind of paintings precisely we also don't use any costumes just simple linens to me. what we aim to show is kind of arduous way of working in his studio with his models. to do that the monitor and sample train several times a week. work requires physical strength concentration and teamwork. to get on this feeder. train the protagonist in this picture isn't the problem. the

tough part is the interaction with the others. everything has to go together just right for me the coordination is the biggest challenge enough equipment to get on this food. you can use your body like one hundred words about the hugo and say nothing. and i love that. the most important moment of the play and put that moment on the table and. that's incredible caravaggio wanted his paintings to be so realistic that observers would feel their subject suffering his pictures still have that power today the performers from are creating a memorial to caravaggio and his art. project before. our goal is to present this work outside italy to. to be able to show it in other countries would be

a dream come true. daughter to mine may soon get whish she's already received inquiries from france into theater festival in portugal. perhaps a dream come true for as well now we know diamonds are a girl's best friend but the mother of all diamonds just went under the hammer in geneva more on that at the top of today's express. nineteen carat pink legacy diamond fetched almost forty million euros at auction in geneva on tuesday. the fence a vivid pink color of the stone is extremely unusual for you so it was found in a south african mine a century ago according to experts only one in

a hundred thousand diamonds receives this grating but rarely are they so big u.s. luxury jeweler harry winston won the auction and immediately renamed the diamond the winston pink legacy. of the world car combat lens alexanderplatz has long been a popular meeting point and photo motif and now tourists will be able to buy miniatures to take home with them after a stop acquired the rights from the cox designer and he on created the world clock over fifty years ago but never make use of his marketing rights. to the new super new collection comprises thirty articles. ten percent of the profits will go towards the parks maintenance. coldplay have released a documentary to celebrate their twentieth anniversary head full of dreams was

screened in two thousand cinemas all over the world on wednesday the british band tell their own story in the film the modest beginnings of their current status as superstars. the film will be available for streaming online starting november sixteenth and it will be released on d.v.d. and blu ray in december along with a concert album. also like coldplay the latvian rock band carnival use has been playing together for a long. time since they were teenagers actually but their breakthrough came much later in two thousand and fourteen with the song never have and nuff which was a huge hit in the baltic states well now they have out a new album and we wanted to have a closer listen. in

the video to their latest single the band carnival youth claims that love is the answer as they wander through only postcards of latvia. the twin brothers and a news conference formed the band with a home in twenty twelve. to. meet. and made built up a loyal fan base like here in the small coastal town of loch ness the arms where the audience is intimate. but they have no trouble playing to bigger crowds.

see. through me. as man of quasi asked to talk again when we were in eighth grade. that's when i met the twenty. one i discovered that we had a common passion music. music we wanted to make our own music. most extends yes out there are over so you think that we would like to listen to ourselves. not to commercial music. and i think that's how we ended up doing indie rock. my man. they have their big break in twenty fourteen with this single and video. never have enough. ever.

they started playing all over europe but some say that their success is not down to chance the twins father is himself a huge success in the baltic states and russia raina copperas and his band brainstorm came first in the two thousand euro vision song contest in stockholm to do so please let a few minutes. to me see. the. us. of course he's trying to help us in terms of the music. with instruments and all his contacts on. syria. carnival you have the no zero vision ambitions themselves but they want to inspire as many people as possible with their music even if they sometimes

sing in lafayette like on their last album. most of carnival huge fans are in the baltic states and germany and they're happy to hang out with them and take selfies. next up is a quiet time working on the next album before they go off on tour again. where it's live video. her. hard it is time to take to the skies now and the best way to see the landscape of a region is by air and if you're not afraid of heights or the great outdoors then an ultralight is the way to go now i flew in one in france and it was an amazing experience to enthusiasts in germany took their ultra light over the country's highest mountain and filmed their experience the results are breathtaking.

it's half an hour before sunrise at the airfield in the berrien town of polish dot . body guy's a cow and erika spangler are doing the last minute preps before they set off on their trike a motorized hang glider. they're planning to take pictures of a new trekking trail and that it's a mountain region. office as well as the a plateau we're hoping that we'll have clear skies because we want to be able to film the whole route in one take all two hundred kilometers through the entire region. so we'll have to fly up for quite a long time as well as hopefully and of course ideally the wind will be on their side. so if the upper wind is too strong flying is unpleasant because there's turbulence it becomes shaky and it's hard to get still shots of norman inconstancy

because it's time for liftoff and it seems like the weather is going to behave. erica spangler and adi guys are both live in the argo region and share an enthusiasm for nature images and flying. the view of the bavarian alps couldn't be better. the ultralight climbs to an altitude of four thousand meters it's important that they keep an eye on safety as well as on the beauty below as will be in this image as you know the thing is i always want to go somewhere to find a great motif but he worries about what could happen if the engine cuts out he's responsible for us both in the end and has to ensure that we come back alive and. he's not permanent i always have to keep in mind what to do with the engine cuts

out how far will i get just gliding will we be able to reach a field or meadow. today you guys ago would have a hard time trying to spot a safe place. still land but on the up side the ground fog makes the pictures look . for r.d.p. it's the intense relationship with the elements that makes trying flying so special . this is something totally different to fly a drone for instance standing on the ground guiding it compared to really being in an ultralight aircraft right up in the hands you become one with the surroundings. guys a guy has been flying for decades. with all his experience he gets his partner the equipment and the ultralight safely back on ground. he sees the trike as

a cheap alternative to helicopters and more fun and this is this is really flying you experience everything you smell be yeah you're out in the open that's the big difference. there's still a lot of work to be done until the film is finished. but one thing is already clear is day. they were able to capture the many faces of the bavarian alps and now have been impressive footage. necessity is the mother of invention and that was certainly the case for the german housewife molly to bent's who kept getting coffee grounds stuck in her teeth after she'd made a cup of the morning brew so she developed a solution the coffee filter this became the cornerstone of a family business that now operates worldwide here's more on her story in our ongoing series about female pioneers.

the first coffee filter paper was invented by men. and patented in one thousand no wait. coffee filter was a life changer for a coffee drinkers and a global success story. at the time ben's was a thirty five year old housewife in dresden but she went on to start a company she and her husband began producing the first filters at home soon demand was so great that they needed more space so they set up a factory and hired employees. in the defense's grandson thomas spence tells the story of how she came up with the idea. back then the saxons were drinking lots of coffee and it was traditionally brewed by boiling water in

a pot and pouring in ground coffee as a result of course you had coffee grounds left in your cupboard those can feel when i was with my grandmother didn't like that. so one day she had the idea of integrating some blotting paper in a pot to create a filter system unfair to. the brass pot was soon replaced by an aluminum then a porcelain mark the original round filter with round paper became a cone shaped bag in a cone shaped filter the shape remains unchanged today. as. it was originally advertised as being more practical and hygenic in the kitchen although we no longer think of filters as being that. those were probably the two main points that were attractive to housewives back then. through the house for. the coffee grounds remained in the filter which could then simply be removed and

thrown away the simple procedure was an immediate hit with coffee drinkers. in the one nine hundred sixty s. the company started producing electric coffee machines to go with its filters all the while continuing to improve on the filter material testing different types of paper for them. because here paul was the paper's very porous relatively thick but permeable to water the pores are small enough to hold back even finely ground coffee of coffee to work. the exact make up of original cone shaped with little paper filters is a company secret. the militant group based in mindanao is now an international corporation with more than three thousand employees the production of paper filters

only accounts for a small fraction of its total revenues today even so the paper filter remains the company's symbol. and susie has its say filtered coffee tastes best. for you to. the now unpressurized filter brewing process has several advantages that are often overlooked. this process is very good at bringing out the very fine and delicate aromas of the coffee beans. filtered coffee is becoming increasingly popular in the world over more and more cafes in germany are offering filtered coffee alongside espresso and cappuccino. is our coffee is filled. coffee is the purest way to prepare and to enjoy coffee and some sweets and that's that's what's special about it it was put on to. the coffee filter is a fixture of many households thanks to inventor and entrepreneur bands.

and this is a good time to let you in on this week's drop in the spirit of our series on pioneering women we would like to know which woman is your personal role model just go to our website for all the details on how to participate and you could qualify to win this exclusive euro max watch all right time now for a sneak peek into someone's home will abode and we head to france to take a look at what it means to be eclectic when it comes to home decoration patrick chevron and his wife have given every room in their home a jungle theme but one thing pulls it all together and that is colorful wallpaper. knightly new own town is traditionally slow paced most of the buildings have been here for centuries. the tricks of arms home is hidden behind this wall.

hello and welcome to yong i'm glad to welcome you to my heart please join us. in the nineteenth century the building was not a studio it's still full of art today. where you don't is it him on the course we created all the decorative elements. that. we cover the walls where the large forest that lends a certain personality and then we create and make wallpaper that we then coordinate to fit. the living room is reminiscent of life in the forest there are shades of green trees and other forest motifs patrick and his wife florence make wallpaper that is far from traditional.

as opposed to wallpaper that is printed industrially with repetitive motifs we've revisited the mural karama that was somewhat famous in the nineteenth century. it depicted grand scenes that were traditionally engraved by hand or today a digital tool gives us more freedom. for the idea is to tell a story. patrick chovanec only way to test new ideas in his home where he has lived for twenty years now the house is a hundred and fifty square meters and each room has a different theme. this one was inspired by francis presence in india. this is the pondicherry room named after the indian trading post it features such as. bengal tiger and peacocks. his favorite place is actually the garden with real life nature and views of the city he likes

being here at any time of the year. whether it's wonderful to live in a townhouse and yet feel like i'm almost in the countryside we're incredibly lucky . anything goes in patrick's or bombs house as long as it isn't boring and to those who might say the interior design is a bit overwhelming he says that this is exactly its charm. of your house has to be a lawyer i think that also expresses the character and personality of those who live in it but i think our house reflects our home our taste for life we like to entertain friends we're welcoming our interior design makes people feel that way. just there someone there yeah. this is a home that forms a unique oasis in the middle of town and one that is packed full of inspiration.

interior design at its best check out our you tube channel detail the interior design stunning ideas spectacular buildings and d.i.y. tutorials on home decoration we'll take you inside the most beautiful european homes show you the latest in furniture fabrics and accessories subscribe and don't miss out see you on youtube. and you can also see us on facebook and instagram and with that we come to the end of another show as always from me and the rest of the crew here at your american berlin thing. for joining us with a gun tomorrow. next time on your imax exhibit enough fridge the world's only sourdough library can be found in belgium

maker come librarian karl dismount has already collected over one hundred sourdough starters from twenty countries and he travels the globe several times a year to find new specimens and recipes for the sourdoughs i bring on your a mix. of. the move.

to. equality and better opportunities. croatians on leaving their homeland because they can't find a book. many areas are now devoid of family spiritual. more and more schools are closing. especially the qualified an educated on the. because they see the future college. in thirty minutes on d

w. four sara willis playing the horn is a passion. and patricia joined her on her journey as musical discovery. this time in cuba i know here in havana for the two thousand and seventeen mozart festival out here on the streets you can hear cuban music on every corner and hear in the cathedral there's mozart going on. fifteen looks upon the total package. destroyed much of the story of the first move more told from different perspectives by peter credo from the eastern european perspective from the african perspective from the perspective of turkey and the arab world. t w dot com slash w w one.

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successes and day to day business. she. gets into history in the everyone says. this is the mathematician. who should i. get you to africa starts december twelfth w. . british prime minister theresa may says she has secured the support of her top cabinet ministers for her breasts a deal with the e.u. the breakthrough came after more than five hours of discussions so now i have to explain and defend the deal to the british parliament on thursday officials many many. israel's defense minister says he's resigning over a cease fire agreement with palestinian militants in gaza avigdor lieberman called

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