Nowhere is that age evoked with more vigour than in the adventure novels of 19th-century French novelist Jules Verne. Here’s what makes Verne the godfather of steampunk. Professors, captains and ...

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A machinist and fabricator by trade — hobbyist hacker by design — [spdltd] was commissioned to build a mechanical art installation with a steampunk twist. Having complete creative control ...

There have been numerous film versions of Jules Verne ... over India. Verne’s work, with its alienated, politically progressive heroes, has provided a template for the steampunk genre ...

A goofy-seeming sci-fi subgenre holds useful lessons about managing technology in an accelerating age.

Jules Olitski was a Russian-born American artist ... and was given the first solo exhibition for a living American artist at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1969. Olitski died on February 4, 2007 in ...

Anyone who’s had the privilege of reading Jules Verne’s ‘20,000 Leagues Under the Sea’ or ‘The Mysterious Island’ as a child will remember that the hero of these fascinating books – the mysterious ...

From ancient temples to state-of-the-art technology ... The park references Jules Verne’s classic novels, such as “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” and “Journey to the Center of the Earth”. The steampunk ...

A pair of handsome, centuries-old chambers that served for a time as executive dining rooms for Schenley Imports Company, the former New York City-based liquor company in the Empire State Building, ...

This anime adapts the novels of Jules Verne as most of its inspiration ... of history in which technology has taken more of a ...

The publication in France of a "lost" Jules Verne novel called Paris au XXe siècle 1 (Paris ... But this is no utopia. Most forms of art, literature, and music have either disappeared entirely, or ...