Biography

A year later, he released a live album, "Bring on the Night," which featured songs from his debut album and earlier periods of his career. The album was filmed on VHS, later also on DVD and Blu-ray.

Like many other activists, Kosciuszko decided to leave the country and go into exile in Saxony, as an emigration center of opponents of the Targowica Confederation was being formed in Leipzig and Dresden.

Building a sawmill was probably the worst of Sutter's idea.

After a year of apprenticeship in a painter's studio, he moved to the studio of the sculptor Bertoldo di Giovanni.

He had many plans and dreams connected with his art, but he failed to achieve them all.

Rasputin's influence at the Tsar's court significantly increased after the outbreak of World War I.

He designed four Vogue magazine covers.

Since the poison did not work, it was decided to shoot Rasputin. But the first shot wounded him only slightly.

Rasputin managed to stop the Tsar's bleeding several times, for which he was honored by the Tsarina with a special position at the Tsar's court.

Sutter claimed he was a member of the Royal Swiss Guard and introduced himself as Captain John Sutter.