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| This Italian, not Michelangelo, painted the famous "Sistine Madonna" around 1513 |
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| This equine's stripe pattern varies from individual to individual--none is identical to those of another |
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| The first name of this cellist born in 1955 means "friendship" |
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| Picasso's 1902 (note the year) this "House" |
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| Seen here, these flowers got their name from the French for "to think" |
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| Before this colony on the Carolina coast was "lost", Sir Francis Drake rescued some of its colonists |
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| Once elected dogcatcher of Tampa, this man, seen here, later contractually received 50% of Elvis' earnings |
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| The Javan species of this ungulate is also known as the lesser one-horned one |
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| At age 13 this violinist from Israel was presented to the U.S. by Ed Sullivan |
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In Florence (not California):
Taddeo Gaddi's "Meeting at" this gate |
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| From the Latin for "earth", it's any of several types of small dogs bred to hunt animals underground in burrows |
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| This magnificent Ottoman's death in Transylvania in 1566 was reportedly kept secret from his troops |
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| Elvis, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins & Jerry Lee Lewis had an impromptu jam session at this Memphis studio in December of 1956 |
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| This beast of burden was domesticated by the Inca about 1,000 B.C.; the Spaniards called it a Peruvian sheep |
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| When this classical guitarist made his formal Paris debut in 1924, the program included a work named for him |
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| Whistler's 1871 "Arrangement in" these 2 colors (No. 1) |
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| Perhaps from the Caribbean taino for "pipe for smoking", it's the dried leaves of a plant of the nightshade family |
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| In 1557 it became a Portuguese outpost, the first European settlement in China |
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| After basic training at Fort Hood, Texas, Elvis shipped out for an 18-month tour of duty in this country |
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| The name of this piglike mammal with a short movable snout is from a Brazilian Indian word meaning "thick" |
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| He married Mia Farrow in 1970 |
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| Van Gogh's 1888 this color "Peach Tree" |
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| From Old French for "catch" or "entangle", it's to accuse a serving government official with an offense |
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| This future opera subject ruled Russia from 1584 to 1598, then became czar in his own right |
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| Seen at a 1961 Honolulu press conference, Elvis performed a concert to raise money for this ship's memorial |
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| Unlike the giraffe, which lives in the savannah, this smaller relative lives in the dense jungle |
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| This violinist, seen here, was born in Osaka in 1971 |
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| In Washington, D.C.: Vermeer's "Girl with" this color "Hat" |
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| From the Latin for "uplifted", it's to divert energy associated with an unacceptable activity into more acceptable areas |
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