It is an artwork in the style of expressionist artist Lancelot Ribeiro and it is celebrating what would have been his 91st birthday. However if you are in North America, the artwork is actually based around Thanksgiving - as it is the holiday in the U.S.

The first Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1621 as a harvest feast that brought together 53 pilgrims and 90 native Americans.

The latest Google Doodle game is surprisingly fun, while also being educational about one of the coolest things in nature: The night sky.

"Tomorrow marks the Final Quarter of November's lunar cycle, or 'Half Moon,'" the screen reads. "The Half Moon is the turning point in the lunar cycle, shifting the balance between light and dark like moves in a celestial game."

Friday's Google Doodle celebrates Native American Month by spotlighting the history of the kayak 5,000 years ago.

Google Doodle: The 2024 FIDE World Championship final will take place from November 25 to December 13 at Singapore’s Equarius Hotel in Resorts World Sentosa. Ding Liren, the reigning world champion, will compete against India’s Gukesh. On Monday, Google Doodle created an innovative animation to mark the commencement of the game.

The Doodle celebrating chess launched globally, marking yet another reminder of the game’s universal appeal and enduring legacy.

Google's latest Doodle commemorates chess as the 2024 FIDE World Chess Championship kicks off in Singapore. The tournament witnesses a historic clash between China's reigning champion, Ding Liren, and India's prodigious challenger,

On clicking the doodle, users land on a page titled 'Celebrating Chess'. It describes chess as "a two-player strategy game played on 64 black and white squares".