Discover Joseph Apoux’s 1880 Erotic Alphabet, a witty Belle Époque lithograph series blending sensuality, humour, and French artistic daring.

The monowheel looked like the future: one giant wheel carrying its rider inside, roaring across roads and beaches. From 19th-century prototypes to the 1930s Dynasphere, discover why this eccentric invention never replaced cars or bikes.

During the recording of "The White Album" on July 28, 1968, the Beatles dedicated the day to racing around London for a photoshoot, specifically for the cover of "Life" magazine, which later earned the nickname "Mad Day Out." The Beatles drew large crowds of fans wherever they traveled, prompting the entourage to constantly move to different locations, resulting in a hectic shooting schedule. Although Paul McCartney had initially invited Don McCullin to take photos that day,