Biography

Michelangelo began his artistic career as a painter and then devoted the last thirty years to sculpture.

As a "saintly man," he returned to his native village, where a crowd of female admirers awaited him.

Shakespeare used close to a million words in 38 plays and 154 sonnets.

She was the first Russian prima ballerina, who gained international fame.

In one entry in the Stationer’s Register of Stationer’s Company of London, a Society established in 1403 with a monopoly on the publishing industry, Shakespeare, as well as John Fletcher, Shakespeare’s associate, is credited with the authorship of the play “Cardenio” staged by the King’s Men in 1613.

He left for Vienna in November 1792 and soon after arriving, he learned of his father's death.

He received the Order of the Cincinnatus from the hands of George Washington in Philadelphia on May 5, 1784.

During his first ten months living in Paris, Hemingway wrote 88 articles for the Toronto Star.

He was the 16th US President.

In 343 BC, Aristotle became tutoring Alexander the Great.