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Danae gave birth to Perseus after Zeus visited her in the form of a shower of this precious metal |
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Andrea del Sarto's 1527 version of this Biblical banquet is similar to that of Leonardo, a man he admired |
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The times they were a-changin' when this folk icon went electric at the 1965 Newport Festival |
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Code of behavior for a knight to remember |
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Ask a Dutchman "Spreekt U Engels?", which means this, & he'll probably say, "Yes" |
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In Australian myth, Ngunung-Ngunnut, one of these flying mammals, created the first woman |
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Gentile da Fabriano used the international Gothic style for his painting "The Adoration Of" this trio |
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In his hard youth, this Oklahoman who fathered Arlo & the Folk Revival had a job washing spittoons |
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In 1954 Armistice Day was renamed this |
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This adjective, a synonym for "wandering", describes the type of knight satirized by Cervantes |
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This relative is "de oom", whether or not he's a "Dutch" one |
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Daphnis, who invented pastoral poetry, was the son of this Greek messenger god & a Sicilian nymph |
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For her 1997 calendar, singer Gloria Trevi recreated this artist's "Birth Of Venus" with herself as Venus |
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Her famed soprano is heard here in a '60s recording: |
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In the U.S. the Jewish festivals of Hanukkah & Passover each last this many days |
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A young boy between 7 & 14 who trained as a knight, or his hairdo |
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The dairy is "de melwinkel" while "de kaaswinkel" specializes in this kind of dairy product |
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This Norse god known for his great strength was a protector of peasants & farmers |
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"Pumpkin Head" is a 1420s sculpture of a bald man by Donato di Niccolo, better known as this |
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Peggy, sister of this co-founder of The Weavers, wrote the feminist anthem "Gonna Be An Engineer" |
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Many European countries celebrate the equivalent of this American holiday on May Day |
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Women given the rank corresponding to knighthood are called this |
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Driving through the Netherlands? You should know a sign that says "Parkeerverbod" means this |
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These fiendish feathered females swooped down over Phineus & befouled his food |
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In 1533 this Venetian was made court painter by Emperor Charles V, who also ennobled him |
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Born Michelle Johnston, she "stunned" the industry in 1994 by selling her new album only at her shows |
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The British have a real blast on this day, November 5 |
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In the 12th C. these French minstrels began composing songs about knights called chansons de geste |
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It's a cinch you know the Dutch call this fashion accessory "een ceintuur" |
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