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‘Lost Tulip’ blooms once again in its homeland
The "Lost Tulip," which became extinct in Anatolia in 1896, has bloomed again in the northern province of Bartın's Amasra district, its homeland, offering a mesmerizing site to look at with its beautiful red and orange tones.
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Long-buried photographs document divided Europe ahead of watershed moment
There is a thinly disguised self-portrait of Constantinos Pittas embedded in one of his photographs currently on display at the Benaki Museum's Pireos Street annex in Athens. The 29-year-old's skinny silhouette and dark curly hair are reflected in the left-hand corner of a shop window as he presses the shutter release on his pocket-size camera. It's Prague, 1986.