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Fall Exhibition at the Clark Presents Compelling New Evidence of the Connection between Goltzius and Tetrode
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October 01, 2001
The most esteemed Dutch engraver of the late sixteenth century, Hendrick Goltzius (1558-1617), sought to elevate the medium of engraving to the level of the fine arts of sculpture and painting. He succeeded in a series of colossal prints that depict the human body with extraordinary virtuosity. For years, scholars have speculated that Goltzius was greatly influenced by the bronzes of his countryman Willem Danielsz. von Tetrode (c. 1525-1580). A new exhibition opening at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute on October 7, Goltzius and the Third Dimension, reveals new visual evidence that Goltzius may have used Tetrode's sculptures, such as Hercules Pomarius, as actual models for his prints.
"This exhibition represents the first opportunity to see the Tetrode bronzes side-by-side with the engraved works by Goltzius," said James A. Ganz, curator of prints, drawings, and photographs at the Clark. "Our goal was to uncover the sources of some of the most powerful representations of the male nude in the history of Western art."
Most of the 26 prints by Goltzius in the exhibition were executed in the late 1580s, a period of intense activity for Goltzius. Although Goltzius turned to painting later in his career, his reputation was built almost exclusively on his achievements as a graphic artist. In his workshop in Haarlem, the Netherlands, Goltzius developed an engraving technique of overlapping curved lines which he used to describe the curves of the human body. This and other printmaking techniques gave his work a three-dimensional feel. His work, like that of other "mannerist" artists of the 16th century, featured powerfully built human figures with bulging muscles and intense facial expressions.
The hugely muscled nudes and range of poses in Goltzius's prints bear a strong resemblance to a number of sculptures by Tetrode. A native of Delft, Tetrode spent time in Italy and in the 1560s introduced Dutch collectors to the genre of small bronze statuettes then fashionable in Italy. Relatively few of his works have survived to the present day. The theory that Goltzius saw—perhaps even owned—some of Tetrode's sculptures and used them as sources for his prints was first put forth in the 1970s. Scholars believe that Goltzius came in contact with Tetrode's work in a number of ways, perhaps through artists Adriaen de Weerdt, who made engravings after Tetrode. Another theory is that Goltzius and Tetrode encountered one another while they were both in Cologne in the 1550s.
Art historians have relied on visual evidence to support the theory, evidence that has previously been scarce due to the limited number of Tetrode's bronzes that are available. Goltzius and the Third Dimension marks the first opportunity to bring together the bronzes and prints. The exhibition features three statuettes by Tetrode: Hercules Pomarius, Nude Warrior/Deity, and Hercules and Antaeus. In comparing the bronzes with the prints, catalogue co-author Stephen Goddard was able to visually confirm the relationships. For example, Tetrode's Hercules Pomarius corresponds to several different Goltzius prints, including The Great Hercules and pieces from The Roman Heroes. Two different figures in Metamorphoses seem to have originated in Tetrode's work: Mars appears to have legs from Hercules Pomarius and the torso of the Nude Warrior, while Saturn resembles Hercules Pomarius from the waist down, but seen from the back.
When the sculptures and prints were brought to the Clark to be photographed for the accompanying catalogue, new discoveries were made. The juxtaposition of Goltzius's heroic male nudes, including the cycle of The Roman Heroes (1586), The Massacre of the Innocents (c. 1587-89), Ovid's Metamorphoses (1589), and The Great Hercules (1589), with Tetrode's bronzes suggests that Goltzius indeed translated different angles and poses of arms, legs, backs, and heads from the sculptures into his own works on paper. Clark photographers Michael Agee and Merry Armata used digital technology to photograph Tetrode's sculptures from angles that corresponded with details in Goltzius's prints, identifying angles that most closely corresponded to the prints. Digital photography allowed the photographers to instantly see and compare the different angles, taking in close details, viewing the sculpture in different light, and even reversing the poses to compare them to prints. During the photography process the new evidence was so persuasive that it was decided to use them in an interactive format so that visitors could see the comparisons for themselves and form their own opinions. The interactive program is also available online at http://clarkart.edu/exhibitions/goltzius/.
The prints and bronzes in Goltzius and the Third Dimension are all drawn from the private collection of the Hearn Family Trust, with the exception of one loan from the Bowdoin College Museum of Art. The exhibition is on view at the Clark from October 7, 2001 through January 6, 2002. It will travel to the Spencer Museum at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, from March 30 through May 26, 2002.
The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The galleries are open Tuesday through Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Admission is free through May. For more information call 413-458-2303 or visit www.clarkart.edu.


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Pizza Pizza – Great deep dish pizza. I got hooked on Adriatico's when in college, and stop in to pick up a pizza whenever I am in the area. You are never still hungry after eating a Buckeye Pizza!
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Adriatco's started their operations early to accommodate our order for takeout and delivered on time.This is truly customer service at its finest. KUDOs to Adriatco's staff.
Love them and looking forward to dine with them again! – This might be a biased review because I really love pizza ^_^, but then here's my side... I visited a friend in a nearby dorm a year ago and we made a stop there (yeah, she knows my affection with pizzas) I would say that they have superb service and quite excellent crispy pizza! not to mention their place are very near to drop by or just have a nice chat with a friend. My personal favorite is the Inflation Fighter and have to say I also enjoy their Chef Salad, and didn't mind for additional fee when I asked for more honey dijon mustard ^_^.. thumbs up!
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I USED TO MANAGE ADRIATICOS IN THE LATE 1980'S – I was originally hired as a delivery driver in Fall of 1987 when I transfered to Ohio State from University of Cincinnati. There was an Adriaticos at UC also, and I think that is where the 1st restaurant was started, Jefferson Ave. The manager of Adriaticos in Columbs was a delivery driver at the Adriaticos in Cincinnati, Bill Davidson. I knew hm at UC and we partied together. When I transfered to Ohio State, I went in to get a job, and who should I see when I went in to apply but Bill Davidson! He immediately gave me a job as a driver. Bill eventually left and a few more managers came and went. One day the owner, Greg Fortney came in for what I think was a suprise visit to inspect the restaurant in Columbus. He fired the manager and asked me if I would like to become the new manager. I said, sure!
It was at the end of the school year around June 1988. There was not a lot of business at the time because the students were all gone. There were only about 2 other employes, so I hired my best friend at the time, Mark Jobe, to be my assistant manager. I eventually hired the whole staff and most of these great people continued to work there for years.
The pizza was always very good and we started branching out into other things like breadsticks and I think we even had spaghetti for a while. It was not a very fancy restaurant, but I knew it was the best pizza I had ever tasted and I knew it would eventually bve discovered for it's great tasting thick crust pizza. I've never found better anywhere.
The Zoni's – I discovered Adriatico's while working at the Medical Center.... the zoni's are to die for.... I'm not a fan of the campus but I will go there during any game, function or whatever just to get one. It's funny to see others try to copy...lol...they need to stop!
Best Pizza on campus. – This place makes great Pizza. If you want a thin NY style pizza this is not for you, The bottom of each piece has a nice crunchiness to it. The chewy breading mixes with the sauce well. The sausage has nice spice to it and are huge. 3 people would get stuffed on one.
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Gavin is correct in this. Creating the module inside of your webapp will give it full access to your environment (and database) by using the credentials offered up in your database.yml for the production environment. Croning the rake task will allow that functionality to be called within the RAILS_ENV=production environment which gives it access to everything that the application running in production mode will, such as the production database user.
Nice answer Gavin!
From the info you've given me I'd approach this as follows:
Create a module that handles the task you're running.
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def method_to_run_code
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module_function :method_to_run_code
and then a rake task:
desc "This task will have access to all of your models etc in the correct environment" task :my_task => :environment do
Then a cron that runs
rake my_task RAILS_ENV=production
Hopefully that makes sense and will work for you - if not, I should be around on Skype: gavin-morrice
I like the notion of a cron-based wakeup for a rake task... however it is the Database sharing that has me confused. Since I need to have write access from both the webapp and the daemon task, how can that be managed? I think that only one is allowed write access.
Thanks, Bill
Have you considered writing a rake task for the timer-based process and then calling this rake task from a cron job?
Check out the whenever gem for writing cron jobs in Ruby.
Hope that helps?
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I have a web application, hosted on a cloud, which communicates with embedded hardware over the internet. Its data persistence is handled via a SQLITE3 database in the cloud. I need to add some logic which will be timer-based, and it doesn't rationalize well with a webapp architecture...so I presume that I will write a daemon that will always be out there, sleeping until the next event, or polling for asynchronous conditions.
However, I am undecided as to the architecture for sharing DB access. Either the webapp and the daemon both need DB write access, which I fear will be overly complicated for my simple application, or I must offload all DB writing to the daemon and establish some type of a work queue from the webapp to the daemon.
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|Dec 25, 2012, 04:14 PM
Binding an NSNumber to an NSTableColumn
Hi, not sure what I'm doing wrong, or if this just isn't supposed to be done, but I'm having issues binding the value of an NSTablecolumn to an NSNumber through an Array Controller. When the document loads, it displays the values in the table properly, but whenever I try to select a row in this table, it crashes with EXC_BAD_ACCESS.
Now I tried changing the Key Path in the bindings window of the table column to add ".doubleValue", whereby I can select the row without it crashing, but then it changes all the numbers on that row to 0.
Another table view in the same app has NSUInteger and double values, and that one works ok, it's just when there's an NSNumber involved that it crashes. Are we not supposed to use NSNumbers for binding table columns? It seems like Apple is encouraging us to stop using primitives, so I find that highly unlikely. Anyone got any thoughts?
|Dec 26, 2012, 04:58 AM
2. If an NSNumber "crashes" the reason is most likely that it has been released. For example [[NSNumber numberWithInteger:3000] will be an autoreleased object that gets destroyed when its autorelease pool goes away. (Except that in some cases it won't crash, which makes the problem harder to detect).
|Dec 26, 2012, 12:29 PM
What about bindings and KVO? I was under the impression that they work better with objects than with primitives?
For instance, this application, whenever the user changes the value in a text field, I want the filter predicate on an array controller to update automatically. Is this gonna work just as well if I bind my text field to a double, as opposed to an NSNumber?
|Dec 26, 2012, 04:42 PM
KVO works just fine with primitives it is triggered by a setter function (which notifies to observer). If your array elements are compound objects, as they often are for tables, you can have KVC primitives no problem at all.
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|Dec 30, 2012, 03:49 AM
NSNumber should bind to a column's value just fine. You can use an NSNumber formatter in the table cell if you want.
I think your crash reflect another issue with an NSNumber object being deallocated while it still shows in the table. You can enable zombies in the run settings to see if messages are sent to deallocated instances.
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There are a lot of wealthy, successful Americans who agree with me — because they want to give something back. They know they didn't — look, if you've been successful, you didn't get there on your own. You didn't get there on your own. I'm always struck by people who think, well, it must be because I was just so smart. There are a lot of smart people out there. It must be because I worked harder than everybody else. Let me tell you something — there are a whole bunch of hardworking people out there. (Applause.)
If you were successful, somebody along the line gave you some help. There was a great teacher somewhere in your life. Somebody helped to create this unbelievable American system that we have that allowed you to thrive. Somebody invested in roads and bridges. If you've got a business — you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen. The Internet didn't get invented on its own. Government research created the Internet so that all the companies could make money off the Internet.
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BWW Reviews: Hurry to Witness WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION at the Fulton
Mystery and noir film lovers, as well as Marlene Dietrich fans, know the movie version of Agatha Christie's WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION well, sometimes by heart. Dietrich's turn at playing Romaine Vole, while it may not be definitive, is certainly the standard in many people's minds.
While Christie's "The Mousetrap" and "Ten Little Indians" show up on stage regularly ("The Mousetrap" with such ubiquity in schools and community theatre that it seems as if every person in America must have seen it twice, given the number of seats available since its inception), the live stage WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION is far less commonly seen. That's a disappointment, especially when a production is as fine as Charles Abbott's for Fulton Theatre in Lancaster. (Equally disappointing was that an Agatha Christie play did not draw a sold-out house for opening night. Those who missed it must correct their deficit immediately.)
Despite three acts and the concomitant length of the show, this production is every bit as fast-paced as the modern television equivalents such as "Law and Order" or, if one prefers, the BBC's "Rumpole of the Bailey" and "Law and Order: UK". Jeff Award winner and Fulton veteran David Girolmo gives an inspired performance as the bristly barrister Sir Wilfrid Robarts, a man whose passions are a good cigar and a stiff drink, and whose dislikes are conniving women and his usual opponent, Crown Prosecutor Myles (Fulton veteran and Philadelphia theater mainstay Greg Wood, in a charming turn in which he carefully displays every single characteristic that his opponent professes to despise about him).
Peter Simon Hilton, a Fulton novice but no stranger to Lancaster, to Chuck Abbott, or to Fulton artistic director Marc Robin, is not only a gifted actor but perfectly cast as the unemployed, more-or-less married, charmer of older women, Leonard Vole, one of Christie's most elaborately developed male characters. Vole is good-looking, affable, painfully sincere – the picture of the wrongly accused. In Hilton's portrayal, he also has a remarkable resemblance to Roger Moore as Simon Templar in the 1960's television series "The Saint", a thought that struck my guest as well as myself. It's a look that fits the character, a former military man turned mechanic and then unemployed –and just perhaps a grifter and murderer, or, according to Sir Wilfred, perhaps not.
Amanda Edwards, however, in Dietrich's role as Romaine Vole, bears the weight of the most complex performance in this show, and she is well up to the task. Although realizing that, for those who know the movie, she's competing just slightly with La Belle Dietrich, she finds the part and its complications a great deal of fun. "I knew there was a lot of humor in this play before I did it," she explains, "but I didn't realize how much!" Her performance reflects much of that humor, despite Romaine's astonishing and unexpected display at the time of the trial. Edwards' emotional range is as broad as her comic timing is apt, both being required for making Romaine Vole's part in this murder mystery work.
The comedy in WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION is far more pronounced than in her other works, and it is in her smaller parts that much of the greatest humor emerges. BrIan Martin, who, unsurprisingly, is a veteran actor of Mr. Paravicini in "The Mousetrap," brings his A-game to police surgeon Dr. Wyatt and to laboratory assistant Mr. Clegg as witnesses at Leonard Vole's trial. He infuses Wyatt with elements of John Cleese's pompous "Monty Python" Cabinet ministers, and Clegg with equally Pythonesque silliness, although not a dreadfully silly walk. According to Martin, who has experience in the subject, "Christie pops in these characters who take your mind off some of the facts. They're great distractions and it really is part of the charm of her plays."


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I like the idea of using a brown mustard. I've made a mustard cream sauce before to imitate one of our favorite meals while living in France (meatballs with mustard cream sauce and spaetzle), but I used whole-grain mustard. The whole-grain works with the meatballs, but I've been a little scared to try it with chicken…next time I'll make it with a finer mustard. Duh! ;-)
Chicken with Mustard Cream Sauce
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Inspiration: Learning to love mustard is one of my culinary projects right now. There's always something out there that you've never had a taste for, have never quite appreciated, or have never even tried, right? I've been working on brown mustard for several months now, and I'm happy to say that I'm finally beginning to identify it as a food that I enjoy. The true test? Cooking with it and using it as a main ingredient, versus dolloping a touch on a slice of cheese or sausage.
What We Loved: I was more than hesitant to eat this meal. I knew that Brandon would love it (he really loves mustard), but I figured that I would probably feel pretty "meh" about the whole thing. But what a surprise. This one instantly became one of our favorite chicken breast recipes (yes, mine too!). Since the chicken is simply cooked in some butter, salt, and pepper, the pan sauce is really the star. It's creamy, rich, and has some great herbal undertones – all of the things that we love about pan sauces. We used an organic brown mustard made with apple cider vinegar, and those tangy and rich mustard flavors were really the backbone of the sauce and the main flavors of the dish.
Tips:I would say to make sure that you use a really good mustard for this sauce, since it's the dominating flavor in the dish. That said, the sauce is really very versatile. It's also good on pork chops, and I'm sure that it would be good on cubed or shredded chicken as well. The smaller pieces of chicken would provide a lot more surface area to soak up all of that delicious flavor.
Chicken with Mustard Cream Sauce
Source: Let's Dish, originally from Martha Stewart's Everyday Food
2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, butterflied and then cut in half
Kosher salt and black pepper
1/4 cup chicken stock
1/2 cup heavy cream
2 tablespoons brown mustard
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1. Add a good pat of butter to a saute pan over medium high heat. Season the chicken breasts with salt and pepper, and add them to the pan. Saute until cooked through, turning once, about 10 minutes. Remove to a plate and keep warm.
2. Add the chicken stock into the pan. Whisk in the cream, mustard, and oregano. Cook and stir for about two minutes, until thickened. Pour the sauce over the chicken and serve.
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I made something very similar to this not horribly long ago, and I was like you — thinking it would just be decent. But, no surprise, it was delicious! Sometimes, mustard can surprise you!
So glad you liked this! It's one of our favorites too.
This looks scrummy and so simple! Definitely want to try it out sometime, thanks for sharing :) oh and your photo..gorgeous!


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Mark Richt has been the picture of cool this offseason. Hot seat talk hasn't appeared to get under his skin at all.
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"I'll tell you this, and you're certainly close to an expert in football, I'm sure you are," Richt said before explaining what makes a good running game. He then added: "I've seen teams throw the ball and win the national championship; I've seen teams run the ball and win the national championship. Believe me, you can win the SEC doing it more than one way. Steve Spurrier, when he was at Florida, he chucked the ball, and he won how many SECs?"
And then — according to The Macon Telegraph — "the temperature rose a little bit more."
"I see your frustration, I understand your frustration," Richt said. "I wasn't born yesterday, I've coached football for 25 years, so I know what the hell I'm doing, OK?"
That response drew a strong ovation according to The Telegraph's Michael Lough. (How would you have liked to been the fan getting dressed down publicly?)
Richt continued his remarks: "I appreciate your passion, I appreciate your support for this football team. Everybody can just calm down and know that we're in good hands. And (running backs coach) Bryan McClendon is a hell of a coach, he's a hell of a recruiter. And I'm glad we got Bryan McClendon."
Eventually, Richt's fire flickered out and the boy scout emerged once more. Minutes later when answering another question, the Bill Bixby side of UGA's coach said: "Excuse me for saying 'h-e-double heck.' I know there's a media member here. Can you just say that I know what the heck I'm going? Just so my Sunday school class doesn't give me grief?"
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Loving my games via AppUp, however when I downloaded then launched G:Into the Rain game it does not load. I uninstalled then reinstalled the game. I am running Dell Mini 10
Are you getting any errors? If yes, please let us know what is the exact error you are getting. A screenshot of the errors also will not be bad.
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Hello Mr. Duffy this is a it represenative from Soma Games, intel has forwarded me to this post to try and help you to get G running. I was wondering what if any errors you had and what opearating system your currently running? Also what version of Flash are you running?
I'm not getting any errors, also nothing showing in Event Viewer either. When launching the hour glass shows up for about 2 seconds then switches back to an arrow. If I look at the proccesses running, I see the G.exe shows up then goes away. I've tried setting the app to run in legacy Window OS's and minimal screen resolution but no luch.
My assumption is that it will not load because of screen resolution. My Dell Mini 10 has 1024x568 which is below the minimum for many apps. When this happens those apps similarly do not load, but I have displayed an error saying the screen resolution is unsupported
I wish I could tell you more
Thanks for your participation in the forum! I have G: running nicely on my standard notebook running Windows XP* SP3, but am getting an "Unable to create Temp Directory" error when launching it on Windows 7* Starter Ediiton on my Sony netbook. Any tips?
Actually the screen resolution is not a problem, G was designed to re-size to your desktop size. Yet, when submitting to the appup there were some errors related to the windows 7 operating system and currently G is a Windows XP only application. Appup lets us distinguish between XP and Windows 7. During CES we finished debuging the Windows 7 version. This is currently being reviewed and should aleviate the problems you are seeing. Again we are sorry about the Windows 7 problems and that that appup does not provide System Requierments for any of the applications.
G: shows up in the "Store" tab on both Windows XP* and Windows 7*, so it is currently flagged as supported by both operating systems. It sounds like your next update should resolve this. I'm looking forward to giving it a try on the Win 7 netbook. Thanks again for the info!
Bob, assuming you are running Windows 7, I think you have a clear answer on why the game won't run (per John it is not currently supported on that OS). I also tried compatibility modes for Windows XP* under Windows 7* and this did not fix the problem. That said, it should not have showed up in the Windows 7* Store tab if it is not supported by that OS. I am checking into this issue. Hopefully we will see an update to the game soon which will support Windows 7*. Thanks for your patience during our beta period
No worries. I am actually running Windows XP on my Dell Mini 10. This is a Beta and a free game so no issues, here. Could be some local issue on my side as well. Thanks for the responsive support.
A few months back the new G version came out. I was wanting to close the loop on this issue. I recently purchased a windows 7 netbook to test the G install. I didn't have any problems and it brought this thread back to my mind. Does anyone still have any issues running G on a Windows 7 netbook after a full uninstall and re-install? If so please re-post so I can help you further.
I'm not able to launch it - just bought/downloaded today.
I can't launch directly from the Soma folder either - tried run as admin (on Win 7) and it just didn't do anything.
Run in compatibility mode for xp sp2 also failed
Win 7 "troubleshoot compatibility" tool said it was incompatible.
At some point I noticed 2 crashes noting Intel products had occurred in the background - it could have happened during download. I rebooted and downloaded again.
Steam has a "verify" option to test the local installation - if appup had that, I'd use it.
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I will let John respond to the Windows* 7 issue. As for Windows XP we require SP3. Please see FAQs here: http://communities.intel.com/docs/DOC-4664#Automatically_disabling_the_Intel_AMT_Privacy_Notification_window_301875
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