Heteras, las cortesanas de Grecia

Heteras, las cortesanas de Grecia

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Allan Pinkerton, el primer detective privado de la historia

En 1850, el escocés Allan Pinkerton fundó en Chicago una agencia de detectives que se haría célebre por atrapar a salteadores de trenes, criminales políticos... y huelguistas. 

El bombardeo de Guernica, la tragedia que inspiró una obra maestra

La noticia de la destrucción de Guernica por las bombas de la aviación nazi y fascista desencadenó en Picasso un impulso creativo del que surgió una de las obras maestras de la pintura occidental. 

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