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3XU artists created this V.V.I.P. cool bookmark series to celebrate historical figures and their important achievements throughout history.

The portraits of influential people you see in these illustrations are actually wooden bookmarks with little magnets hidden inside. They are handmade and are perfect for marking the pages of your book or planner. Each bookmark also comes with some interesting facts (or myths) about famous people.

If you see your favorite smart people here please share your thoughts about them and their work!

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Hawking Says That His Disease Made Him Work Harder; He Realized That He Had Things To Do In Life And He Better Get Going

Hawking Says That His Disease Made Him Work Harder; He Realized That He Had Things To Do In Life And He Better Get Going

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    "I Have No Special Talent. I Am Only Passionately Curious," - So Says The Man

    "I Have No Special Talent. I Am Only Passionately Curious," - So Says The Man

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    #3

    Charlie Himself Once Went To A "Charlie Chaplin-Look-Alike" Competition And Came In... Third

    Charlie Himself Once Went To A "Charlie Chaplin-Look-Alike" Competition And Came In... Third

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    #4

    Bell Kept A Photograph Of His Wife, Written On The Back In His Own Handwriting: "The Girl For Whom The Telephone Was Invented"

    Bell Kept A Photograph Of His Wife, Written On The Back In His Own Handwriting: "The Girl For Whom The Telephone Was Invented"

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    #5

    The Apple Thing? Never Happened. The Real Story According To Newton Himself Is That He Was Merely Looking Out The Window When He Happened To See The Fruit Drop

    The Apple Thing? Never Happened. The Real Story According To Newton Himself Is That He Was Merely Looking Out The Window When He Happened To See The Fruit Drop

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    #6

    Marie Curie's Lab Was So Radioactive That Her Notebooks From Over A Hundred Years Ago Are Still Not Considered Safe To Handle And Are Stored In A Lead Box

    Marie Curie's Lab Was So Radioactive That Her Notebooks From Over A Hundred Years Ago Are Still Not Considered Safe To Handle And Are Stored In A Lead Box

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    Magdalina777
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    6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Yet she worked with that stuff absolutely unprotected...science is a dangerous passion sometimes x_x

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    #7

    Tesla's Memory Was Eidetic; He Could Recall Entire Books And Images In Great Detail

    Tesla's Memory Was Eidetic; He Could Recall Entire Books And Images In Great Detail

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    His Full Name Is Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart

    His Full Name Is Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart

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    Wynand
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    6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Okay, so I just had to go Google this. For anyone else curious about his name, see here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozart%27s_name

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    #9

    Besides Being The Father Of Observational Astronomy And Modern Physics, Galileo Also Invented An Automatic Tomato Picker And A Pocket Comb That Also Functions As An Eating Utensil

    Besides Being The Father Of Observational Astronomy And Modern Physics, Galileo Also Invented An Automatic Tomato Picker And A Pocket Comb That Also Functions As An Eating Utensil

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    #10

    Shakespeare Is The Second Most Quoted Writer In The English Language, Beaten Only By Quotes From The Bible

    Shakespeare Is The Second Most Quoted Writer In The English Language, Beaten Only By Quotes From The Bible

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    why not
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    6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    how do you know it is the most quoted? Do you get notified every time it is quoted/ from what play did I doth quote from yesterday/

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    Da Vince Wasn't Just An Incredible Artist. He Was An Inventor, Scientist, Mathematician, Engineer, Writer, Musician And Much More

    Da Vince Wasn't Just An Incredible Artist. He Was An Inventor, Scientist, Mathematician, Engineer, Writer, Musician And Much More

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    Magdalina777
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    6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    When you try to think about it it's almost like he's actually an alien or a giant hoax. I mean how is it actually possible for someone who lived centuries ago to have thought up the things we'd barely come up with in the last ~hundred of years? It's like he's invented everything and we don't even have most of his engineering drawings so in fact he probably did invent everything(I wonder if he perhaps even had a spaceship drawing tucked in somewhere?). That while being a genius artist, musician etc....being a genius happens but being a genius in like literally every single aspect of everything is just so absolutely astonishing it's almost unbelieveable.

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    Van Gogh Was Never Famous As A Painter During His Lifetime And Constantly Struggled With Poverty. He Sold Only One Painting While He Was Alive

    Van Gogh Was Never Famous As A Painter During His Lifetime And Constantly Struggled With Poverty. He Sold Only One Painting While He Was Alive

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    Daria B
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    6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    That film, Loving Vincent was interesting. Not only because of the painter himself, but also ot analyzes mental health in general. Well, you can watch it this way too. And I like multi dimensional approaches to a story.

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    Steve Jobs Took A Calligraphy Course Which Was An Inspiration To His Later Devotion To Fonts And Typography With Apple Products

    Steve Jobs Took A Calligraphy Course Which Was An Inspiration To His Later Devotion To Fonts And Typography With Apple Products

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    Magdalina777
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    6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Ah yeah I remember reading about that. The man certainly had an...interesting view on life and achieving success(but evidently his approach works, judging by Apple).

    #14

    Kahlo Is A True Animal Lover! She Has A Few Xoloitzcuintli - A Hairless Mexican Dog Breed, A Couple Spider Monkeys, A Parrot, A Fawn, And An Eagle

    Kahlo Is A True Animal Lover! She Has A Few Xoloitzcuintli - A Hairless Mexican Dog Breed, A Couple Spider Monkeys, A Parrot, A Fawn, And An Eagle

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    #15

    Archimedes Allegedly Ran Naked Through The Streets Yelling "Eureka", Which Has Since Become A Common Expression To Celebrate A Discovery

    Archimedes Allegedly Ran Naked Through The Streets Yelling "Eureka", Which Has Since Become A Common Expression To Celebrate A Discovery

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    Magdalina777
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    6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I dunno, so far I haven't seen many people running through the streets naked to celebrate their success. Maybe we just don't make great enough discoveries these days...

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    It Is Said That Beethoven Often Dipped His Head In Cold Water Before Composing. Neither He Nor Anyone Else Has Explained Why

    It Is Said That Beethoven Often Dipped His Head In Cold Water Before Composing. Neither He Nor Anyone Else Has Explained Why

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    #17

    Chopin Played The Piano In The Dark Throughout His Entire Life. Even When Playing At An Event Or Party, He Would Ask To Turn Off The Light In The Room

    Chopin Played The Piano In The Dark Throughout His Entire Life. Even When Playing At An Event Or Party, He Would Ask To Turn Off The Light In The Room

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    Echo
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    6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Maybe I am wrong, but I doubt asking to, "Turn off the lights." Was a thing during his lifetime. I mean electricity was probably known back then, but one didn't simply flip a switch.

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    Edison Was An Inquisitive Child But A Poor Student As His Mind Often Wandered. Teachers Thought Edison Was "Addled"

    Edison Was An Inquisitive Child But A Poor Student As His Mind Often Wandered. Teachers Thought Edison Was "Addled"

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