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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2026 · 1H 33M

10 Most Beautiful Things: Part 2

from Museum of Everything · host Daniel Gelernter, Josh Gelernter

Dan and Josh continue their series on the ten most beautiful man-made objects in history. This time they open not with books but with music—Glenn Gould, Bach, temperament, Beethoven, and the limits of describing music in words—before returning to their lists. The episode ranges from Duccio and Fra Angelico to Bernini, firearms design and engineering, crayons, Gothic glass, and the Saturn V’s mighty F-1 engine, with the usual mix of aesthetic argument, historical digression, and sibling combat.If you have an interesting item you'd like to donate to the Museum of Everything, please reach out to us at [email protected]’s Picks Discussed in This EpisodeMaestà Altarpiece — 00:05:30Cloister of San Marco — 00:32:45M1 Garand — 00:47:46Spitzer boattail bullet — 00:56:37Caran d’Ache box of Aquarelles crayons — 01:02:26Rocketdyne F-1 Engine — 01:18:32Josh’s Picks Discussed in This EpisodeBernini’s Bust of Costanza Bonarelli — 00:21:30Filippino Lippi’s Virgin and Child — 00:44:08Hans Hofmann’s Autumn Gold — 00:57:51Sainte-Chapelle — 01:05:35#Podcast #MuseumOfEverything #BeautifulObjects #ArtHistory #Design #Architecture #Engineering #Maesta #Duccio #FraAngelico #SanMarco #Bernini #CostanzaBonarelli #FilippinoLippi #HansHofmann #SainteChapelle #M1Garand #RocketdyneF1 #SaturnV #CaranDAche #Bach #GlennGould #Space

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