“Mi historia está en mis manos y en las manos con que otros las tatuaron. De mi estadía quedan las magias y los ritos, unas fechas gastadas por el soplo de un despiadado amor, la humareda distante de la casa donde nunca estuvimos, y unos gestos dispersos entre los gestos Read more…
The present Doodle, represented by Istanbul-based visitor craftsman Merve Atılgan, commends the 79th birthday celebration of productive Turkish short story author and interpreter Tomris Uyar. A main figure in 1970s Turkish writing, Uyar was known for her pragmatist style that frequently centered around the real delineation of female characters and Read more…
The present Doodle recognizes Hungarian National Day. On this day in 1848, progressive writer Sandor Petőfi remained on the stairs of the Hungarian National Museum, recounting Nemzeti dal and proclaiming a rundown of requests for majority rule rights, presently known as the 12 Points of the Pest Revolution, before a Read more…
“The history of painting is tied to that of humanity,” said one of the establishing fathers of Algerian contemporary artwork Mohammed Khadda, who is commended in the present Doodle. Conceived on this day in 1930 in the Algerian port city of Mostaganem, Khadda built up an energy for craftsmanship during Read more…
The present vivified Doodle observes German writer and artist Josephine Lang on her 205th birthday celebration. With more than 100 melodies distributed and around 300 made all through her lifetime, Lang built up herself as one of the most productive female writers of the Romantic time frame. Lang was conceived Read more…
Today’s Doodle celebrates the 30th anniversary of Independence Restoration Day in Lithuania. On this day in 1990, the nation’s Parliament declared its sovereignty to be renewed after close to 50 years of Soviet Union rule. Lithuania was the first republic to call for independence from the USSR, and many other Read more…
The present yearly International Women’s Day Doodle praises ladies meeting up all through the world—and ages—with an uncommon enlivened video. The multilayered 3D paper mandala movement, showed by New York and London-based visitor specialists Julie Wilkinson and Joyanne Horscroft from Makerie Studio and vivified by Zurich-based visitor illustrators Marion Willam Read more…
The present Doodle observes Japan’s Girls’ Day, otherwise called Doll’s Day or Hinamatsuri, a yearly festival of young ladies in Japan. On the third day of the third month consistently, this hundreds of years old custom is an opportunity to get dressed up and respect the bliss and wellbeing of Read more…
Today England celebrates its patron saint George, the forceful mythical dragon slayer. As the most recent Google Doodle denotes the event, many will ponder who this mythic figure was and how he came to be associated with England. George was a Roman soldier, thought to have been born into Greek Read more…