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So, You Want A Face Tattoo? Under The Skin Of This Growing Trend
Since the 1880s, tattoo parlours have been operating in the capital. Notable patrons of the art form included members of the royal family… KEEP READING
LOST ART used to be called LONDNR.
Founded by Nina-Sophia Miralles in 2015, LOST ART is a print and digital magazine that hopes to be a pitcher of cold water on our tepid little world – a bracing tonic that will rouse you from the spell cast by colourless content.
We publish trustworthy stories written by clever humans and we host parties and profound cultural talks (see events for more info).
Our independence is important to us; we don’t kow-tow to anyone’s agenda. Instead of joining various media feeding frenzies, we are concerned with disappearing traditions, articles of common sense, joyous indulgence, and other tangible and intangible lost arts.
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Green Eyes: Myths, Migration and Melanin
But why did green eyes become considered as specifically mystical? One explanation is that they are so rare. Less than 2% of the world’s population…
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Despite police squads breaking down doors with sledgehammers, it was impossible to make progress…
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Chartreuse by Hannah Foster
The monks may never have intended to drink the incredibly alcoholic tincture, but plenty of other Europeans did...
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London's Burning: Our Red-Hot Tradition
For a city so often associated with grey skies and rain, London sure burns easy. You don’t know just how easy until you start looking at the facts…
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Rosalind Freeborn’s book reimagines the true story of Frederick Blomberg, the supposed son of a king who featured so intriguingly in her family legend...