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Tapestries once had a place of honor in the fine art realm, but that was during the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Oil paintings, for a time, were viewed as the poor man's tapestry. Since then, that equation has altered. It's relatively rare to …

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The reasons, of course, had nothing to do with the severity of the problem – the ship did, indeed, sink. Rather, the reasons were idiosyncratic, representing some constellation of privilege and serendipity. The more affluent aboard the Titanic were on …