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Gilma Gene Fulk, 85, Clay City, died Dec. 1, 2010, at the Exceptional Living Center, Brazil.
She was born July 20, 1925, in Clay County, the daughter of James and Elsie Mills Brothers.
She graduated from Clay City High School.
As a young girl, she attended new Hope Baptist Church. She later was a long-time member of the Jefferson Baptist Church and had played the piano there for many years.
On Sept. 20, 1942, she married John "Johnny" Fulk. He preceded her in death suddenly in June 1970.
During their marriage, he owned and operated "Johnny's Garage" in Coal City.
Gilma helped with doing the bookwork and running for parts among other things at the garage.
Later, after Johnny passed away, she moved into the apartments in Clay City. She worked for the Census Bureau for many years.
Gilma was a loving mom and grandma. She enjoyed watching her grandchildren in sports activities and followed the Clay City Band as well. She will lovingly be known as Grandma Gene.
Survivors include her daughters Darenda Dyer and husband Willis and Belinda Long and husband Jack, all of Clay City, grandchildren Alissa Roberts, Amanda Roberts (Scott), Andrew Dyer (Heather), Jenny Hutchinson (Randy), and Brad Long (Angela), great-grandchildren Ashley, Alivia, Brett, Blake, Kaitlyn, Hannah, Will, Ethan and Zach, and other extended family.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband John Fulk, and brother Robert Brothers.
Services will take place at 11 a.m., Saturday, at Schoppenhorst Funeral Home, with Brother Scott Wiley officiating.
Burial will follow at Maple Grove Cemetery.
Visitation will be Friday, from 5-8 p.m., and again Saturday, prior to services.
Memorial contributions may be made in her memory to Jefferson Baptist Church, Coal City.
Envelopes will be available at the funeral home.


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Johnnie McDade Haines, age 82 of Catlett, VA died on Thursday, July 10, 2014 at her residence.
She was preceded in death by her husband William Garner Haines, Jr.; her brother William Franklin McDade, Jr. and her sister Mary N. Stryker.
Survivors include her children, Mr. and Mrs. William Garner Haines III and Eileen Sauer and husband Don; one brother Edward Grayson McDade; her grandchildren, Bridget M. Swart and husband Matt, William G. Haines IV , Meghan E. Haines, Donald R. Sauer III and Andrew G. Sauer and her great grandchildren, Zachary, Elizabeth Johnnie, and Makenzie Swart.
The family will receive friends at Pierce Funeral Home, 9609 Center Street, Manassas VA on Friday July 11, 2014 from 7-9 P.M. Funeral services will be held at Gainesville United Methodist Church 13710 Milestone Ct., Gainesville, VA on Saturday July 12, 2014 at 10:30 A.M. with interment at National Memorial Park in Falls Church, VA.Send news and photos to Potomac Local
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But a former public servant working with the Department of Justice, Licensing and Regulation says moves were made years ago to introduce more stringent licensing conditions and give police greater powers to enforce them.
Peter Jones, who is also general secretary of the Northern Synod of the Uniting Church in the NT, told Julia Christensen on 105.7 ABC Darwin breakfast the Government may have been pressured by the Australian Hotels Association not to go ahead with them.
"I can understand that the AHA might not have liked the work which was done," he said.
"In addition to giving police the powers to close a premises because they had concerns about public safety, there were provisions for lockouts like we're now seeing being enacted in places like Newcastle."
He says there were also annual license fees, and harm minimisation audits, patron care plans for premises to carry out and a greater focus on dealing with intoxicated patrons on licensed premises.
"It was after I left the Northern Territory Government and that was back in 2007 that I'd bump into former comrades who'd say things like Jonesy it's a real shame that the things we worked on in terms of policy provisions for a new liquor act didn't go anywhere and a number of people said to me it was their understanding it was because the draft policy provisions were shown to the AHA who had a different view," said Mr Jones.
But the Licensing Minister Delia Lawrie says the policies have been worked out after extensive consultation with councils and communities around the Territory.
She says the Government is not being pressured by any industry group.
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The recipe: a prof. X head with fixit sculpt hood, wonder man arms, legolas shoulder pads, ripclaw legs, sin city sword and arrows.
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Buddhist Art in India
by Albert Grünwedel
The first edition of Professor Albert Grünwedel's handbook on Buddhistische Kunst in Indien appeared in 1893, and the hope was expressed in the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society that the work might appear in English, as "it ought to be in the hands of all antiquarians in India." Believing that so important a publication might, by a few additions, form a useful general guide to the Buddhist sculptures in the museums alike of India and Europe, I have prepared the present edition. Miss A. C. Gibson very kindly translated for me the first edition; but by the time it was ready for the press, Prof. Grünwedel had begun his second edition containing extensive additions and alterations. This involved delay and a revision of the whole MS. Considerable additions have also been made to this translation, which have, partly at least, been indicated, and about fifty illustrations are added.

The difficulties in interpreting the Gândhâra Buddhist sculptures arise chiefly from their fragmentary and unconnected condition. This has been lamentably increased by the ignorance or disregard of scientific methods on the part of the excavators of these remains. Monasteries and stupas were dug into and demolished without regard to what might be learnt in the process by modern methods; the more complete fragments only were saved, without note of their relative positions or any attempt to recover smaller portions and chips by which they might have been pieced together; and the spoils were sent to various museums, often without mention of the sites from which they emanated.
A History of Art in Ancient Egypt
by Georges Perrot
Georges Perrot was a French archaeologist, professor in the faculty of letters in Paris, and a prolific author. His book, entitled A History of Art in Ancient Egypt is a two volume set covering the art of Ancient Egypt via archaeological means and discovery. As an archaeologist, Perrot explored Greece, Asia Minor, and other famous locales for archaeological digging; his findings while on dig sites inspired a considerable amount of his writing. This particular series was written in tandem with co-author Charles Chipiez, who worked and studied alongside Perrot and was considered an equal authority in the field of archaeology by contemporaries. Together, these two men performed architectural studies on the most ancient monuments through careful observations of sculptures and ruins. After Chipiez's death, Perrot continued to write and publish books on their work together. This book contains a veritable well-spring of information on ancient Egypt and its culture. Specifically, the book explores several ancient structures of Egypt – their style and their architecture, as well as the materials used to make these and other Egyptian structures. No aspect of a given structure is too large or too small to warrant detailed discussion in this text, as the book explores everything from arches and cornerstones, to doors and windows. The book also contains detailed information on Egyptian artwork found at archaeological digs including sculptures, paintings, glass and pottery, jewelry, and metal work. One of the most remarkable features of A History of Art in Ancient Egypt is its artful use of illustrations, with almost six hundred engravings in the text and fourteen steel and colored plates used to great effect. Whether you're a casual reader looking to learn about the Ancient Egyptians or a scholar focusing in archaeology and ancient architecture, this book has something exciting for everyone!
Handbook of Sculpture
Ancient and Modern
by Richard Westmacott
The chief object in reprinting the following pages is to supply a want that has been felt by students in sculpture who have desired to know something more of their art than the merely technical processes to be learnt in academies, schools, or the workshops of sculptors. The writer remembers when he would have been glad to know where to find some elementary work that would afford information upon the history of the art, and give a greater interest to its practice, by shewing its rise and condition in ancient times, and especially pointing out the steps by which it reached the eminence it attained among the Greeks. No such work in English was in existence.
The Appreciation of Sculpture
A Handbook
by Russell Sturgis
The Appreciation of Sculpture: A Handbook was written by Russell Sturgis. This is a 284 page book, containing 44847 words and 32 pictures. Search Inside is enabled for this title.
Lectures on Art
by Henry Weekes
Ueved they will be interesting and instructive to all lovers of Art It is not presumed that what is here laid down is better than anything hitherto set forth, but it is hoped that, on a subject of such great and growing interest, remarks which are the result of professional study may not be thought unworthy of attention. The volume contains eight illustrations of the authors works, taken from negatives in the possession of Messrs. Negretti and Zambia, and kindly lent by that firm for the purpose. These photographs having no particular bearing on the text, are inserted evenly through the book, in the hope that they may serve, with-the accompanying sketch of the artists life, as a personal reminiscence for his numerous friends and a pleasant interlude for the general reader.
A Handbook of Indian Art
by E. B. Havell
The speech of H. M. the King at the opening of the School of Oriental Studies in London, and the efforts now being made by the India Society to endow a permanent Lectureship in Indian Art at the School, suggest the need of a suitable handbook for the subject. Public interest in Indian art, both in India and in Europe, has increased greatly since I made the first attempt to explain its ideals and modes of expression in my Indian Sculpture and Painting, now out of print.

The present work, embracing architecture, sculpture, and painting in its scope, aims at giving such a concise survey of the whole subject, free from dry technicalities, as will interest both the student and general reader, and serve as a useful handbook for travellers in India. At the same time it attempts a solution of several interesting problems which have exercised the minds of archæologists for many years, and gives the results of further researches in a field which still offers unlimited scope for the art student.

In this respect, therefore, it enlarges upon and sometimes revises the conclusions arrived at in my previous works. It may serve as the foundation of a full and competent history of fine art in India, which still remains to be written.
Painters and Sculptors
A Second Series of Old Masters and New
by Kenyon Cox
My Dear Blashfield:

From no one else have I so often received encouragement, either in my proper work as an artist or in my attempts at criticism, as from yourself. As a painter and a writer you know the difficulties of both arts, and your unfailing sympathy with my aims and appreciation of my efforts has been a frequent help when I most needed it. May I not, then, as a slight testimony of gratitude, of affection, and of esteem, dedicate this second series of my essays to you?
Instructions in the Art of Modeling in Clay
by A. L. Vago
From having been frequently asked for a Book of Instructions in the Art of Modeling, and being unaware of the existence of any thing of the kind, I have presumed to furnish the information contained in the following pages, as being likely to supply what appears to me to be an increasing want, now that the world is growing wise enough to appreciate the fact that the mind is improved and refined by the classical turn which it receives from being engaged in such an art. To this may be added the advantage arising from the fact, that by thus employing our leisure time, many of us are weaned from such courses as tend to lighten the pocket and impair the health.
Being a Comprehensive Series of Original Sketches in Various Styles of Ornament, Arranged for Application in the Decorative and Constructive
by John Leighton
Ill Publishees Preface. Desire to ornament or to enrich by decoration the ordinary works turned out by the hand of man has been common to every age, and even among; savage tribes this love of ornamentation is as apparent as it is among our Smost modern and art-loving craftsmen. It is, however, a melancholy fact that many gifted workers in the numerous branches of trade and manufacture are frequently led astray, or are at best often repeating common and hackneyed forms, in their efforts to enrich their works, for the want of a mere suggestion not an elaborately worked-out idea, but an original thought, or as the French more happily put it a motif-ywhicii would suggest, by some slight turn or alteration, a form or kind of enrich-, mentadapted to their purposa A work supplying such suggestions has long been Sought after, and would doubtless prove a boon in the hands of art-workers. The present series of Suggestions was therefore projected, in which many distinct species of ornamentation have been carefully brought together and arranged for practical use. The designs are the production of Mr. John Leighton, a gentleman well known in the art world, who has been awarded medals for his ornamental and decorative designs in all the great International Exhibitions at which he has competed, and who served on the jury at the Paris Exhibition of 1878. They have not been taken from other examples or collected from already published works by other authors; they are throughout original, conceived in the spirit and with the proper art feeling of the various styles to which they severally belong, and are the accumulated result of long and arduous studies They are intended as aids to design rather than for servile imitation or direct appropriation, serving to represent the type of many designs and not the exact portraits of any. The object of the author, therefore, being to present suggestions, leaving the designer or art-workman to modify or adapt them to his own purposes, it is hoped that the book will be found eminently suited to the wants of all engaged in decorative and ornamental work. For the convenience of reference, the various styles are placed, as far as possible, in their true historical order, and the descriptions aid this arrangement by giving brief but clear accounts of the various developments and different phases of ornamental art.
Wood Sculpture
by Alfred Maskell
Hardly any other division of the arts covers so wide a field as that which is open before us in the study of the use of wood in its decorative applications of every kind. The history of all the arts in all countries from the earliest Egyptian times; the schools of painting, of engraving, and of sculpture in other materials; the goldsmiths', metalworkers, and even the potters crafts; church lore and liturgiology; the varieties of furniture of every description, ecclesiastical and domestic; the science and art of coins and medals; symbolism, natural history, botany, even heraldry - these things and more, perhaps, confront us from time to time, and present points of contact which cannot be ignored. In endeavouring, therefore, to treat so comprehensive a subject, in a single volume, I cannot but be aware that I lay myself open to the criticism of specialists in all the many divisions with which I may have the hardihood to connect it, and I can scarcely expect to avoid the numerous pitfalls.

After about the twelfth century the quantity of available material is so great that it seemed to me that the only plan would be to restrict the general scope in the mam to figure sculpture and to certain decorative work in relief, and to consider what examples could be selected which would best illustrate the evolution of the art and the influences exerted by one country on another. It may be asked why such and such a figure or other work has been included, or why such another one has been passed over.
Indian Sculpture and Painting
With an Explanation of Their Motives and Ideals; Illustrated By Typical Masterpieces
by E. B. Havell
The purpose of this book is artistic, not archaeological; but I have ventured to differ entirely from archaeological ideas of Indian fine art, which seem to me to give a completely distorted view of the intentions of Indian artists. It is not extraordinary that these archaeological conclusions have hitherto been tacitly accepted by the few European experts who have worked for art in India; for those who are preoccupied with their own work and own ideas of art, and prejudiced by their education in Western academies, are naturally inclined to regard with complacency the influence and affluence which the present popular opinion of Indian fine art brings to them.

I do not anticipate that all my fellow-artists in Europe will at once accept the views which have forced themselves upon me gradually, and after long years of study. Having entered upon my study of Indian art with a full equipment of European academic prejudices, I know that they are not easily shaken off.
The Iconographic Encyclopædia of the Arts and Sciences
Translated from the German of the Bilder-Atlas (Iconographische Encyclopædie)
by Unknown Author
Iconographic series, treating as it does of Art, follows in logical sequence those which have preceded it Adue regard for the enlarged scope of the Anglicized edition of the Bilder-Ailas which in the present treatise required an augmentation of Dr. Moritz Carrire soriginal text nearly fourfold has entailed upon the Editor the necessity of practically rewriting the entire work. This necessity has been rendered the more imperative by reason of the fact that the scope of the subject, as originally treated, included but a brief review of the vast developments of Modem Art. The enlarged plan, as formulated by the publishers, necessitated, furthermore, the partial remodelling of the work, the more salient features of which, however, remain based on Dr. Carrieres outline. The limited time which could be allowed for the completion of the task rendered a division of labor expedient, and the Editor has happily been able to secure the services of Professor A. L.FrothingHAM, Jr., for the section on Early Christian and Mediaeval Art, and of Hon.S. G.W. Benjamin for Modem Art. Professor Frothingham slong residence in Italy, where he made himself familiar with Christian art, entitles him to speak with authority on this subject. Mr. Benjamin is already well known to the public by his handbooks on contemporary art in Europe and America, and more recently by his writings on Persia and Persian art. In the section on Ancient Art the text of Dr. Carriere has been utilized in its strict translation only in the graphic description of the throne of Zeus at Olympia. In Mediaeval Art all that follows German painting of the fifteenth century is a translation of the original text. The part on Modern Art has been entirely rewritten, with the exception of the text descriptive of the illustrations on Plates 26, 40, 50, 51, 60, and 61.With the enlargement of the text the necessity for a proportionate increase in the number of illustrations has not been overlooked. -The latest advances of the photoglyptic art have been utilized in reproducing directly from original sources representations of art-works both ancient and modem, to the usefulness of which is thus added the further value of autographic copies. It will be observed that the additional Plates are on single pages, the nature of the engravings making this arrangement preferable to the adoption of the double-page form of the German Plates.
The Human Figure
Its Beauties and Defects
by Ernst Wilhelm Von Brücke
Schonheit und Fehler der rrienschlichen Gestalt requires little introduction either to the scientific or to the artistic world in this country, for his name has been closely associated with the progress of human physiology in all its branches for upwards of forty years, and during the whole of his professional career he has applied much of his knowledge and power of research to the elucidation of questions of art. His love for art doubtless an inheritance from his father, who was a distinguished painter of portraits and historical pictures was brought into service as early as 1846, when he was elected teacher of anatomy in the Akademie der Kiinste, in Berlin; and since this time his innumerable contributions to scientific literature have been interspersed with important essays bearing upon the subject of his predilections.
How to See the Vatican
by Douglas Brooke Wheelton Sladen
This volume gives the only description in English of the Vatican, considered, not as a collection of museums, but as the Royal Palace of the Popes, since Mr. Sladen's well-known book, The Secrets of the Vatican, is now completely out of print, and can never be published again, part of it remaining in the hands of the original publishers, Messrs. Hurst & Blackett, and part having been transferred to ourselves.

This was because the chapters of the book which related to the home-life of the Pope necessarily need changing much oftener than the parts which describe the Vatican Palace itself. Those portions have been brought up to date, and are published, with some very interesting new matter included, by Messrs. Hurst & Blackett, under the title of The Pope at Home. The remainder of the book, likewise brought up to date, and with certain interesting additions, constitutes How to See the Vatican.
A History of Sculpture
by Harold North Fowler
In the torch race at Athens the burning torch was carried by one runner after another, each keeping the blaze alive and passing it undimmed to his successor. So for more than twenty years, as you have successively run through your college course, you have handed on and kept alive the tradition of friendship for me. That friendship has lightened for me the gloom of sorrow and discouragement and has lent added brightness and warmth to my days of happiness. It is with heartfelt gratitude and affection that I dedicate this book to you.
Masterpieces of Greek Sculpture
A Series of Essays on the History of Art
by Adolf Furtwangler
Greeks will force us to own with shame that we appear to know and to utilize the monuments far less than did Winckclmann in his day. Winckelmanns History of Art is wholly based upon a fresh and personal observation of the monuments, of which he makes a constant and extensive use. Our more recent histories of art are wont to take into consideration only one and the same small group of monuments, an accidental section of the mass of what has been preserved. Ever since Brunn laid with a master hand the foundation for the history and the characterization of the Greek artists, so far as these can be gathered from the traditions of the ancients, writers have for the most part been content to repeat what he established, only perhaps adding an occasional selected monument to trim, as it were, the fabric of his weaving. Still it was quite justifiable to be thus prudent and cautious in dealing with the monuments, so long as we only painfully groped our way amidst the wealth of remains, without knowing how they should be utilized: it was certainly better to limit investigation to the little which was ascertained, than to venture without stay or support upon the ocean of what actually exists. Modern science, however, has afforded us a stay which enables us to keep steadily in the direction of our goal. Any one who understands how to observe the monuments, and who is willing, with indefatigable ardour, to test afresh and compare all forms, may nowadays, by means of photography, which helps to fix the individual objects, obtain a picture of Greek art far more richly coloured than the pajc and meagre image we have hitherto possessed. I know that many fellow-scholars are engaged upon these lines, and it is only by combined effort that we shall be able to advance. Each must bring what contributions he can.
Michael Angelo Buonarroti
by Ronald Sutherland Gower
Michael Angelo is given to few. But to one who, since his earliest appreciation for what is greatest in art, has ever revered that mighty master, it may be allowed to add a tribute of homage by this little monograph to Michael Angelo Buonarroti. If further preface is needed, I perhaps cannot do better than give the following words written to me by the veteran artist, G.F. Watts, Ra., O.M., on returning the proofs which he had kindly read. Ronald Sutherland Gower. July 24, 1903.My only disagreement with you would be in the estimate of his comparative excellence in sculpture and painting. He called himself sculptor, but we seldom gauge rightly our own strength and weakness. The paintings in the Sistine Chapel are to my mind entirely beyond criticism or praise, not merely with reference to design and execution, but also for colour, right noble and perfect in their place.
Mediæval Art
From the Peace of the Church to the Eve of the Renaissance, 312-1350
by W. R. Lethaby
As preface I should like to say a word on the great loss to knowledge that comes about from our having no accessible collection of photographs of historical works of art. Books can be collected at any time, but photographs are now very often the only authentic records of buildings which have been restored out of all validity. Every year travellers in out-of-the-way parts of the world, such as Sinai, Syria, Asia Minor and Armenia, bring back valuable photographic documents, but they are for the most part lost to science owing to there being no centre where they are collected. Again, during the whole of the last century English architects were diligently measiu-ing or sketching all the mediaeval buildings in Europe, yet very few original collections of material for this period are to be found, and it is to be feared that in the majority of cases such records have been destroyed.
The Vatican
Its History--Its Treasures
by Ernesto Begni
The Vatican: Its History—Its Treasures by Ernesto Begni is an interesting look into the history, and lore of the Vatican, located just outside of Rome, Italy. An icon of the Catholic Church, the Vatican has been a symbol of both power and of mystery and provided thousands of years worth of controversy and conciliation. This book is an attempt to dispel some of those mysteries and offer the reader a rare glimpse into the majesty found within the walls of this hallowed institution. Begni's book begins an abridged version of the history of the Vatican and a brief general description of the sprawling Vatican palaces visible from miles around, after which is a summary of the Vatican palaces and gardens describing in intricate detail their majesty and design. The book also covers the various state apartments and chapels such as the Chapel of Nicholas, the Sistine Chapel, the Pauline Chapel, the Appartamento, the Stanze of Raphael, and the Loggie of Raphael; including a litany of historical facts and artifacts housed in each. The book also discusses the Vatican museums, collections, and the mosaic factory, including in-depth reviews of the New Picture Gallery, the Gallery of Tapestries, the Egyptian Museum, the Gregorian Etruscan Museum, the Museum of Sculpture and Ancient Paintings, the Gallery of Inscriptions, and the Christian Museum. Of course, treasures aren't only artistic or architectural, and Begni makes a point to explore the massive collections and library house at the Vatican, including the Numismatic collection, the Hall of the Geographical Charts, the Vatican Library and the Vatican Secret Archives. Finally, the book finishes with an in-depth discussion of the Vatican administration and influences of politics and religious shifts over the centuries. The Vatican: Its History—Its Treasures is a complete source for information on all things Vatican. This book holds a great amount of interesting information for those interested in Vatican secrets and mysteries, whether it's politics, history, art, literature, or architecture. With a veritable wellspring of information and plenty of gorgeous illustration, this text is a great choice for any reader interested in the Vatican and looking behind the veil of mystery.
A Text-Book of the History of Sculpture
by Allan Marquand
Art Library NEbo Preface. The object of this volume is to provide students in schools and colleges with a concise survey of the history of sculpture, A so that they may be able to comprehend intelligently the sculpx ture of the past and the present in the countries with which our own civilization has been and is most intimately connected. It has seemed unnecessary to treat of prehistoric sculpture int general; its connection with the flow of civilization is at present too remote and ill defined. Nor have we entered upon the history of Saracenic, Indian, Chinese, and Japanese sculpv ture, although all of these have had some influence on Euro pean art. The various phases of Oriental art are, from an xhistorical standpoint, in great measure still a mystery to the Western world. This is equally true of the art of the semi civilized nations whose influence once spread so widely upon our own hemisphere. That portion of the general history of SVsculpture which comes within our survey is itself imperfectly known. In some countries it has been easy to trace the general development of the art; in others, the lack of systematic scientific study still hides from us most important treasures. The history of sculpture can be studied best with the assistance of casts and photographs. In the absence of the originals, these are preeminently the source upon which we must rely.
Synopsis of the Contents of the British Museum Graeco-Roman Sculptures
by British Museum Dept Of Greek And Roman …
Vol. 1
A Guide to the Graeco-Roman Sculptures, In the Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities. Part I is a very helpful visitors guide published by the British Museum which has been dedicated to the preservation of human history and culture since 1753. This book is an unmatched resource for any individual visiting the British Museum, who wants to know more about the specific pieces the museum carries. The text covers the Graeco-Roman sculptures present at the British Museum at the time of publication, but the book suggests that tourists ask an attendant for information on sculptures that are new to the museum after the publication of this text. This guide provides a expansive understanding of the sculptures housed by the museum, gifting the reader with specific details and historical anecdotes on each piece. For the interested reader, the book explains the sculptor of each piece is (when known), and a little about their background and other works. The text also explains the stories behind sculptures that depict historic, mythological, or cultural events in Greek and Roman life. In addition, the book explains specific aspects of sculptures that have been restored, and how they have been restored. A Guide to the Graeco-Roman Sculptures, In the Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities. Part I is a wonderful guide for individuals visiting the British Museum. For readers interested in specific sculptures, this book provides a well-spring of important information. For readers interested in art restoration, this text provides a great resource on both practices and examples of restored work.
The Significance of Art
Studies in Analytical Esthetics
by Eleanor Rowland
To a thoughtful person who spends any portion of his life in the contemplation of beautiful things, it must occur at one time or another that there is a certain strangeness in grouping under one head such an enormous variety of objects as wc find in our world of Art, and labeling them with one term. What common factor unites such diverse creations as a poem and a cathedral, a song and a statue, and makes it possible and intelligible to call them all art products? The answers to this question have been many. The problem has been attacked from standpoints that diverge so widely that the discussions have easily failed to meet on any issue.
The Sculptures of the Parthenon
by A. S. Murray
In this book I have takes as a starting point certain lectures on the Sculptures of the Parthenon which I had the honour of addressing to the students of the Royal Academy several years ago. It was the experience of these lectures that has since led me to enter upon a much closer examination of the sculptures on artistic more than on archaeological lines.

To assist the reader in following an inquiry of this kind, it was necessary to devise a scheme of illustration which would embrace the whole of the sculptures, so far as they are now known from originals still existing, or from Carrey's drawings of portions since lost. With this purpose in view, it has been found practicable (I) to give the frieze almost entirely, as we now know it, in one long folding sheet The mere magnitude of the frieze as an artistic conception will thus be apparent at a glance, and I trust that its extraordinary beauty in detail will also be readily recognisable in the process of photogravure which has been employed.
Report of Tours in Bundelkhand and Malwa
In 1874-75 and 1876-77
by Alexander Cunningham
Vol. 10
Map of Bundelkhand and Malwa. II. Kosdmbi Sculptures, inscriptions, and coins. III. Bitha Sculptures and inscriptions. IV. Do. Inscriptions. V.Garhvxi Gupta inscriptions. VI. Do. Toran pillar. VII. Do. Sculptured frieze. VIII. Khajurako Jain temples. IX. Do. Inscriptions. X.Do. Coins of Chandel Rajas. XI. Gyaraspur Temple and inscriptions. XII. Besnagar Map. XIII. Do. Buddhist railing. XIV. Do. Monoliths. XV. Do. Kalpa-drOm capital. XVI. Udayagiri Plans of cave temples. XVII. Do. Chandra Gupta cave. XVIII. Do. Descent of the Ganges and Jumna. XIX. Do. Inscriptions. XX. Saneki Wevi of Gupta temple. XXI. Co. Pillar of Swami Gosura. XXII. Sdnchi, Bran and Udayagiri pillars. XXIII. Bran Map of town and ruins. XXIV. Do. Coins. XXV. Do. Map of temples. XXVI. Do. View of pillar and ruins. XXVII. Do. Pillar of Varaha temple. XXVIII. Do. Pillar of Toran gateway. XXIX. Do. Double pilaster, Vishnu temple. XXX. Do. Pillar of Narsinh temple. XXXI. Duduhi Plans of temples. XXXII. Do. Inscriptions. XXXIII. Dtogarh Inscriptions. XXXIV. Do. Plan of temple. XXXV. Do. View of temple. XXXVI. Do. Doorway of temple.
A Guide for Teachers and Students
by Ed. Lanteri
Vol. 2
By all students of Sculpture, Professor Lanteri's admirable book must be welcomed with enthusiasm. At a time when it is more or less the fashion in many Art schools to admit "impressionism," alas! even in the noble and restrained art of sculpture, it is indeed refreshing to read these pages, written not only with healthy vivacity, but with a thoroughness of knowledge, aye, more, a scientific insight uncommon in a tentative and experimental period of both teaching and learning.

It is the more satisfactory as coming from the professor of the Royal College of Art, whose school therein has produced so many admirable sculptors, and where at this moment all the sound principles so elaborately set forth in this book are being practically initiated. When I say practically initiated I mean that there is no axiom illustrated on these pages which is not forcibly maintained in practice in the school which is lucky enough to have Professor Lanteri as professor.
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EUROPE: FESTIVALS 2001; The Lineup: Verdi and 20th-Century Nostalgia
Published: March 11, 2001
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The festival offers the world premiere of a choral work by Patrick Gowers and commemorates the centenary of the birth in 1901 in London of Gerald Finzi with performances of his Ode ''Intimations of Immortality'' and his Cello Concerto.
Performances include Elgar's oratorio ''The Apostles,'' his song cycle ''Sea Pictures'' and his Cello Concerto and Ralph Vaughn Williams's ''Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis.''
Herbert Howells's ''Hymnus Paradisi,'' Handel's ''Messiah,'' Purcell's ''Dido and Aeneas,'' ''The Hymn of Jesus'' by Holst and ''Belshazzar's Feast'' by Walton are scheduled along with Delius's ''Mass of Life.''
Tickets: $7 to $43.
Box office: Festival Administrator, Three Choirs Festival Office, 9 College Green, Gloucester, GL1 2LZ, England; (44-1452) 529-819, fax (44-1452) 502-854
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While deaf, Smetana composed the six symphonic poems titled ''Ma Vlast.'' He died in Prague on May 12, 1884, and a performance of this work traditionally opens the spring festival.
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Joaquin Rodrigo receives recognition on the 100th anniversary of his birth with a performance of his ''Concierto de Aranjuez'' with Pepe Romero as guitar soloist.
Among other ensembles are the Prague Symphony Orchestra, the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam and the Hallé Orchestra of Manchester, England.
Soloists include Jennifer Larmore and Dagmar Peckova, mezzo-sopranos; Dmitri Hvorostovsky, baritone; Gil Shaham and Dmitry Sitkovetsky, violinists; and Elisabeth Leonskaja and Garrick Ohlsson, pianists.
Tickets: $13 to $100.
Box office: Prague Spring Festival, Hellichova 18, 118 00, Praha 1, Czech Republic; (420-2) 5731 0414, fax (420-2) 5731 3725; www.festival.cz.
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The family of a child born three months premature weighing little more than half a bag of sugar has returned to the neonatal unit that helped see him through his darkest times.
Hugh Hunter arrived three months before his due date, on the last day of his parents' holiday in Lanzarote in 2012.
He weighed just 1lb 7oz, approximately 660g, a sixth the weight of his brother Ted, when he was born.
He spent the first year of his life in-and-out of intensive care units, first in Spain and then the UK, eventually making it to the neonatal unit at St George's in Tooting.
Nineteen-month old Hugh spent 10 months there and survived several life-threatening health scares, at one time developing necrotising enterocollitis, a condition that kills many premature babies.
Thanks to the aid of doctors, nurses and First Touch, a charity supporting sick and premature babies, Hugh is now able to live at home in Wimbledon Park, supported by a ventilator.
His father, Ian Hunter, said: "As he grows, he will get stronger and won't need it any more. The alternative is that he lives in hospital."
Mr Hunter, a city lawyer, said: "Hugh was in St George's for ten months so we know all the staff here. There is a real bond and mutual respect because he was very sick for a long time."
On Monday MP for Wimbledon Stephen Hammond also visited the hospital following an awareness-raising event by First Touch at the House of Commons to mark World Prematurity Day last November.
Mr Hunter said: "The units at St George's are always very stretched because they take babies from as far away as Dorset.
"First Touch is a great, small charity that have given us a huge amount of support."
Consultant neonatologist, Laura De Rooy, said: "Hugh is an inspiration to us all and shows how much fun toddlers can have despite health problems.
"We are lucky to have such a great example to instil confidence in other parents.
"We are also fortunate to have great support from First Touch - the charity that supports our neonatal unit."
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The greeting sounded odd to some who packed the 12-block parade route because temperatures were in the mid-40s and there wasn't any snow in the ground.
The Christmas season was evident in one of the first parade entries, Santa and Mrs. Claus, who waved to the crowds from a sleigh
Heather Morehead, of Akron, was part of a family gathering to watch the parade sitting on lawn chairs near the intersection of Central Avenue and First Street Northeast.
"We love everything about the parade," Heather said. "We wanted to bring our 2-year-old son, Trenton."
Heather's husband Jeff, her sister, Holli Frahm, and her parents, Dave and Becky Borchers, also watched the parade.
She said they were excited for the 2-year-old to see anything with lights for his first parade.
Heather, a former Plymouth County Fair queen, was reminded by her sister Holli that Heather would want to look for the reigning fair royalty during the parade.
Lighted crowns topped the heads of 2012 Plymouth County Fair royalty, including king Grady Farrer and fair queen Annabelle Banks.
The number of Santas in the parade fascinated Mike Hoesing's grandchildren.
"There were about four Santas," Hoesing, of Sioux City said.
Santa was sleeping under the covers of a bed on one parade entry.
Jolly Old St. Nick's image filled the back bucket of the Wurth Tree Service truck outlined in white lights.
Hoesing's eight grandchildren from Newcastle and Plattsmouth, Neb., came to the parade and also planned to visit the Pioneer Village Christmas Wonderland Saturday.
"We have never been up to the parade and the festival out at the Pioneer Village," Mike said.
The parade was "very nice," he said and then he asked his grandchildren what they thought.
Their responses: "It was fun, there was lots of candy handed out and they liked the hot air balloon flame shooting up into the air."
A train crossing Central Avenue, near First Street Southwest, at approximately 6:30 p.m. slowed the parade entries.
The brief delay gave the Sioux City Sillies a chance to do what they do best -- entertain the crowd, according to one of the clowns.
Others walking the parade route included "human" reindeer from the Plymouth County Historical Museum and reindeer with lighted antlers riding bicycles who were dressed in bicycling clothing as they pedaled down Central Avenue.
Many who watched the parade said they had the same plans as the Borchers and Hoesing families after the parade -- a visit to Pioneer Village Christmas Wonderland.


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Mother jailed for taking poison to terminate pregnancy
A woman from County Durham who took poison she bought on the internet to terminate her unborn son has been jailed for two-and-a-half years.
Natalie Towers, 24, of Adams Street, Shildon, collapsed wailing in the dock at Newcastle Crown Court when she was sentenced to serve two years and six months behind bars.
Mr Justice Jay said: "This offence does involve extinguishing life about to begin."
He gave her credit for admitting the charge of administering poison with intent to procure a miscarriage while 32-34 weeks' pregnant at a previous hearing, but said an immediate custodial sentence had to be passed and it could not be suspended.
The judge told her: "Despite attempts made by the paramedics and hospital, the child could not be saved. "Both paramedics were obviously distressed by what they saw. "I am satisfied the baby was already dead when delivered.
Towers, who has a child from a previous pregnancy which she concealed, wept throughout the sentencing hearing.
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Axe-wielding robber Shaun McKerry jailed for six years
Armed robber Shaun McKerry - who was caught on CCTV battling with the owners of a Post Office - has been jailed for six years.Read the full story ›
Air rifles, cross bows and knives stolen in Shildon
Police are appealing for help to trace burglars who stole 15 air rifles, two cross bows and knives valued at £10,000 during a raid on a house. An empty house was targeted on Byerley Road, in Shildon, County Durham between February 8 and February 9.
Offenders accessed the house, near the junction with Middleton Road, through a window. They found keys to open locked cabinets holding the weapons.
"Clearly in the wrong hands this extensive collection of weapons could potentially be very dangerous indeed.
"It comprises up to 15 high-powered air rifles and a similar quantity of ornamental and hunting knives, as well as crossbows.
"Every room in the house was ransacked during the burglary and it is believed the thieves targeted it deliberately. During the search they were able to locate keys to the gun cabinets.
"I would urge anyone who is offered weapons for sale to contact us. Most of the stolen items are unique and easily identifiable, and therefore, can be traced back to the owner."
Durham Police have not ruled out the possibility burglars knew about the weapons and deliberately targeted the house.
"We're always concerned when we know that weapons are circulating and that they may end up in the wrong hands."
Anyone who can help should contact 101.
Two dogs shot dead in County Durham
Two dogs have been found dead after they were both shot in the chest in County Durham.
The young adult lurchers, one male and one female, were found by residents on December 7 in Shildon.
Police officers were called to help one of the dogs at Roseberry Terrace. The second dog was found already dead outside the Hallgarth Surgery, in Cheapside.
The RSPCA were called and discovered that both animals, believed to be aged around one or two years old, were dead. A single air-gun pellet was found in both of the animals' lungs.
FA Cup draw delivers potential North East clash
Gateshead could have a potential North East derby match with Shildon in the FA Cup First Round.
The Heed will travel to Dean Street to face Shildon if the County Durham side can overcome Norton in Wednesday's fourth qualifying round replay.
The remaining First Round ties involving North East clubs are as follows:
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- ITV Report
Locomotion praised for wheelchair access
Locomotion, the National Railway Museum at Shildon in County Durham, has topped a list of over 80 attractions for its wheelchair access.Read the full story ›
Famous locomotives side by side in County Durham
Six of the world's most famous locomotives have gone on display together in County Durham.
They are on show for the next week at Locomotion, the National Railway Museum at Shildon.
The engine Mallard is taking pride of place, at the conclusion of events to mark the 75th anniversary of its record breaking run.
In 1938 Mallard became the world's fastest steam locomotive when it reached a speed of 126 miles an hour on the East Coast Main Line.
Mallard was reunited with its five sister locomotives, known as the A4 Class, as part of the anniversary commemorations.
Two of the engines were brought from North America and will shortly be returning home at the end of their two year UK visit.
The event is being called the 'Great Goodbye' and will continue until 23rd February 2014.
- ITV Report
All aboard the love train for 30th anniversary breakfast
Many people will be celebrating Valentine's Day with a romantic meal. But one couple in County Durham decided to take it a step further.Read the full story ›
Valentine's breakfast lovingly made...in a train engine
Neil and Lynda Adams both work at The National Railway Museum in Shildon, County Durham.
They celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary last week and, this morning, enjoyed a romantic Valentine's Day breakfast for two which was cooked in the engine of a classic steam locomotive.
Cooking breakfast in a 1930s steam engine!
A valentines day breakfast is being cooked using the engine of a 1930s A4 locomotive at The National Railway Museum in Shildon, County Durham.


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Pharmacy and Biology Faculty, Alumnae Publish Paper
10/06/2014A group of faculty and students from the Wegmans School of Pharmacy and the Biology Department have published a peer-reviewed original paper in the American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education. Read More
Gandhi Wins Szarejko Information Literacy Award
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09/11/2014This academic year, St. John Fisher College has welcomed several new faculty. Some have previously served as adjunct faculty members, while others are new to the College. Read More
First-Year Pharmacy Students Include Service in Orientation
08/29/2014In the midst of a jam-packed Orientation schedule for first-year students at the Wegmans School of Pharmacy, the group still managed to find an afternoon to put away their notes and iPads and disperse into the community to help where they could. Read More
Lavigne Presents at International Social Pharmacy Workshop
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08/08/2014During the last week of July, students and faculty from the Wegmans School of Pharmacy participated in a domestic service trip with Global Volunteers. Read More
Local High School Students Enjoy a Week of Discovery at Fisher
07/28/2014Dozens of students from the East Rochester School District and the Rochester City School District's "Horizons" summer camp program recently spent a week on the St. John Fisher College campus for "Discover at Fisher" week, learning about a variety of career options and more. The weeklong program took place July 21-25. Read More
St. John Fisher College Breaks Ground for New Science Building
07/08/2014Earlier today, St. John Fisher College officials broke ground on the College's much anticipated Integrated Science and Health Sciences Building, slated to open in fall 2015. The new building is part of the College's Building for the Future initiative. Read More
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