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May 16: William Seward 1801-72, American statesman, born in Florida, Orange co., N.Y. See biography and links to other people born today... InfopleaseMore events from This Day in History: May 15 Van Gogh painting fetched a record high price of $82.5 million; the record stood till 2006, and Dr. Gachet is now No. 4 (1990) InfopleaseMay 15, 1972: Alabama Governor George Wallace was shot and crippled as he campaigned for the presidency. Van Gogh painting fetched a record high price of $82.5 million; the record stood till 2006, and Dr. Gachet is now No. 4 (1990) InfopleaseMay 15, 1862: The U.S. Department of Agriculture was created by an act of Congress on this day. Van Gogh painting fetched a record high price of $82.5 million; the record stood till 2006, and Dr. Gachet is now No. 4 (1990) InfopleaseMay 15, 1940: Nylon stockings went on sale for the first time in the United States. Van Gogh painting fetched a record high price of $82.5 million; the record stood till 2006, and Dr. Gachet is now No. 4 (1990) InfopleaseMay 17: Ayatollah Khomeini Pronunciation: [kOmAŽnE]1900-1989, Iranian Shiite religious leader. See biography and links to other people born today... InfopleaseMay 17, 1938: NBC aired the Information Please quiz show on the radio for the first time. In June 1890, shortly before the artist's death, Vincent Van Gogh created two versions of a painting depicting his doctor, Paul Gachet. The paintings, called Portrait of Dr. Gachet, portray the doctor seated beside a foxglove plant, an extract of which is used to treat heart conditions. In 1990, 100 years after it was first painted, Japanese businessman Ryoei Saito purchased one version of the work for the record sum of $82.5 million. Why did he later threaten to have the painting burned? InfopleaseMay 17, 1875: The first Kentucky Derby was held at Churchill Downs, in Louisville, Kentucky. In June 1890, shortly before the artist's death, Vincent Van Gogh created two versions of a painting depicting his doctor, Paul Gachet. The paintings, called Portrait of Dr. Gachet, portray the doctor seated beside a foxglove plant, an extract of which is used to treat heart conditions. In 1990, 100 years after it was first painted, Japanese businessman Ryoei Saito purchased one version of the work for the record sum of $82.5 million. Why did he later threaten to have the painting burned? InfopleaseMore events from This Day in History: May 17 In June 1890, shortly before the artist's death, Vincent Van Gogh created two versions of a painting depicting his doctor, Paul Gachet. The paintings, called Portrait of Dr. Gachet, portray the doctor seated beside a foxglove plant, an extract of which is used to treat heart conditions. In 1990, 100 years after it was first painted, Japanese businessman Ryoei Saito purchased one version of the work for the record sum of $82.5 million. Why did he later threaten to have the painting burned? InfopleaseMay 17, 1954: The Supreme Court ruled unanimously against segregation in schools in Brown v. Board of Education. In June 1890, shortly before the artist's death, Vincent Van Gogh created two versions of a painting depicting his doctor, Paul Gachet. The paintings, called Portrait of Dr. Gachet, portray the doctor seated beside a foxglove plant, an extract of which is used to treat heart conditions. In 1990, 100 years after it was first painted, Japanese businessman Ryoei Saito purchased one version of the work for the record sum of $82.5 million. Why did he later threaten to have the painting burned? Infoplease1 2 |
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