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So me and this girl have been going out for about 3 months and have known each other for about 6.
We have only hung out in person about 3-4 times so far. We both have busy schedules.
I noticed that she a lot of times has either taken time off work or schedules it so if I ask her out to something she finds a way to make it.
She seems comfortable with me and even at one point in a car ride touched my thigh. I don't think it was a sexual thing, but more of a reaction of me acting I was sad about a joke she made of me.
I guess I am trying to figure out if she is interested or not? Last time I asked her she said she doesn't know about the future. She wants to enjoy the moment now. So does that mean she isn't interested?
She told me day 1 that she just looking to meet people and if she finds a relationship out of it, then that's something she would be happy with.
So the question is what does she want? Since I don't get her at all. We are going on a night trip in a few days where her and I will get more time to be together. We haven't done any hand holding or anything. I'm thinking maybe I just go with it and see what she does or says?
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It seems like she is interested, but scared at the same time. She dosent trust maybe because she thinks of you as a player or someone not looking for a relationship. Since you are spending time with her, get closer to her, talk about personal stuff, smile more, hold eye contact, hug... if she mentioned relationships then friends with benifts is out of the picture. If she tries to get away when you touch her, or gets uncomfortable then she is just looking for a close guy friend. When you are confessing your love for her, tell her that if this dosent work our then you guys can go back to being friends11|00|0
Yeah she has never had a relationship before and said she is scared of being used. I'm not that type though to sleep with her and ditch her. I told her I want a relationship as well. We talk a lot about personal stuff she tells me a lot about her life. In fact she even baked me some stuff at night and came over to give it to me. So I'm thinking she likes me.. I'm just thinking if I should do something more forward like next time I see her and we are walking just grab her hand gently and hold it as we talk and walk.
Does she have a lot of guy friends? Is she the really nice or sweet girl? It seems like she likes you, but holding hands can wait a while. Start with baby steps just has putting your arm almost around her when watching a movie and hugging. You need to have prepared excuse incase she asks you, why you are holding her hand. If she dosent say anything, blushes, smiles, or looks on the ground or anywhere else.. then she is interested.


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We have a user that when she composing an email, the font is very small. You cannot read it without making the font into a size 18 and up. When she sends the email and receives email, they appear the way it was selected to.
I have went in Options > Mail Format > Fonts. The font is selected to 10, and I have - Always use my fonts in the Stationary Fonts.
Has this happen to anyone? Anyone have any ideas what I can do to fix this?
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Hi Stephen,
Could it be the zoom option, when writing a new email click view --> zoom.
If she was holding the ctrl key while using the mouse wheel to scroll it would have zoomed out.
That's the only thing that I think could cause the font to appear much smaller than it actually is.
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- Banana🍌Vote A
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- Hourglass 👗Vote D
- Rectangle (straight)👖Vote E
It looks awesome
But why do girls compare bodyshapes with fruit?
Why not animals, right?
Mmm... You look like a pear to me.
Thanks :)
Have an opinion?
I would say hourglass, simply because I think your dress is not flattering your waste line. I think if you were to throw a belt on and cinch it in to reflect your true shape then you would be more hourglass-like.
A pear would imply you have not much in the chest area, but it appears to me you have ample to suggest the hourglass figure.
a thin pair, if that exists.
I really dont like you
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I have no idea what you said wrong here, dude :P
@fauchelevent I don't know either but its the internet lol.
I am thinking slim hourglass - You look really nice
Either pear or hourglass I can't see the top too well
Hourglass sexy hips
I think its rectangle
I don't usually eat pears. But you, I'll eat this pear out all day long. ;)
normal and very cuddly +
It's hard to tell since the dress doesn't show off the figure very well.
I'd say pear.
Beatiful type
The shoulders are kind of important to be able to tell these things.
Banana or very thin pear. Just barely.
Pear shaped body. Very slight, though.
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Canadian world champion Catharine Pendrel won the second round of the Mountain Bike World Cup on Sunday, moving into the overall lead of the series after two events.
The Kamloops, B.C., rider was third after the opening round of the World Cup last month and took the lead from defending World Cup champion Julie Bresset of France in the third lap of the five-lap race with an attack on one of the climbs.
Pendrel steadily increased her lead through the remainder of the race to finish with a time of one hour 31 minutes 15 seconds, 48 seconds ahead of Bresset. Maja Wloszczowska of Poland, the winner of the first round of the 2012 series, was third.
Canada had two other women in the top-15 — Emily Batty of Brooklin, Ont., finished seventh and Marie-Helene Premont of Chateau Richer, Que., was 14th. In the men's competition, Geoff Kabush of Courtenay, B.C., was 11th.
Pendrel and Wloszczowska are tied at 410 points each, however, Pendrel takes the lead by virtue of the more recent victory. Emily Batty, second in the opening round, drops to fourth in the overall standings with 320 points, while Premont moves into 19th place with 142 points.
"I just felt awesome today," Pendrel said. "It was a good course, I really liked it. It felt a lot like my trails at home, and definitely had steep climbs. There was one section that I knew (Bresset) was really strong on, so my focus of the race was riding that section as smooth as I can, and then just go as hard as I could on the climbs."
In the men's six-lap race, two-time Olympic champion Julien Absalon of France was the winner, finishing with a time of 1:34:42. Nino Schurter of Switzerland, the winner of the first round, was second, with Marco Fontana of Italy third. Kabush rode most of the race in ninth or tenth place before fading slightly in the final lap, finishing just over three minutes behind Absalon. Schurter continues to lead the World Cup with 450 points, followed by Absalon at 400 points. Kabush improved from 37th to 23rd in the rankings, with 122 points.
"It feels good to be back riding in the top-ten," Kabush said. "I got a really good start, which was crucial, and then I just concentrated on riding as consistently as I could. The steep climbs here don't necessarily suit me, but I'm really happy with the way I rode, and that this will give me a much better start position for the next round."Report Typo/Error
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How do woman see men, this perception naturally pervades my male mind, but please challenge me. I honestly want to know.
Why are girls attracted to guys?
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How they stand out! I see men as someone... who is tough, strong, not afraid of anything although for me that's really hard to find...It's just the way they carry themselves, the way they look and act - men by nature are supposed to have these strong chiseled features that woman adore and I as a woman love that! Men they look like men - rugged with broad shoulders and this strong physique. But apparently to all the studies the only reason women are attracted to men is to see whether the kid is going to be attractive - in other words we look at men and if we find them attractive then our kid will be attractive! To me that's absurd cause I really don't look at guys for that - if I them attractive, I find them attractive that's all there is to it!00|00|0
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Tuesday, 13 October 2009
As the World Falls Down
I'm afraid the bastion of the left has fallen if their Russian coverage is anything to go by. Following from previous post, I found this comedy gem. I'll sleep snugly in bed knowing that Julian Borger's 'Global Security Blog' is online, and could you imagine a smugger customer?
You can read it yourselves, but this is a stunning insight concerning Obama's pragmatism*:
'It is a matter of strategy rather than belief. Whether that strategy works any better than confrontation in democracy's name, is more a matter of debate.'
Yes, that is a matter of debate. After all, Bush's plan of confrontation set such a high standard in those paradises of Afghanistan and Iraq. We'll have to see if Obama can live up to this. I for one fear he will always be overshadowed by his predecessor's towering achievements.
*Which is largely based on an article in a Russian paper which they don't link to and which sounds a load of bullshit anyway.
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April 2 2017
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Regular readers will know the case of the 'Rice Portrait', which claims to show Jane Austen. The painting has its defenders, including the family who own it, and who have their own website putting the case for the identity of the sitter here. Many others are unconvinced, including the former Chief Curator of the NPG in London, Jacob Simon.
Jacob's view of the picture has always been especially important, since he has been compiling an extremely useful and exhaustive online database of artist's suppliers in Britain - and a key piece of evidence in the case of the Rice portrait is a canvas maker's stamp on the back. The stamp is that of William Legg, who sold canvasses in High Holborn in London between abou 1801 and 1806. This is important because for the Rice Portrait to show Jane Austen it would need to have been painted in about the late 1780s.
Until now, only one example of a William Legg canvas stamp has been known. But in an article in the FT, writer Anjana Ahuja writes about a portrait she recently bought of a 'Mrs Smith' by the artist James Northcote (above). This painting is signed and dated 1803 - and it too has a William Legg canvas stamp on the back (below).
In other words, it's clear evidence that the stamp on the back of the Rice portrait must date the painting to the early 1800s. Therefore, it cannot show Jane Austen (born in 1775), for the sitter is clearly too young.
There have always been significant gaps in the case for the Rice portrait being Jane - not least its early provenance - and this latest evidence can only set the case back further still.
A new cache of artist's suppliers information has lately been uploaded to Jacob Simon's database; all available for free at the click of a mouse. Amazing.
Paxman on Delacroix
March 6 2016
Video: Art Fund UK
Here's Jeremy Paxman's take on the National Gallery's new Delacroix show.
New Daniel Gardner record
July 12 2015
Picture: Sotheby's
'Daniel who?', you say? Daniel Gardner was a leading proponent of pastel in Britain in the late 18th and early 19th Centuries. He also taught John Constable to paint portraits. Until recently, his pictures have not made huge money at auction, but in 2013 a large group portrait (Mary Sturt with her three eldest children) made £133,875, against an estimate of £50,000-£80,000.
The same estimate was also carried by a portrait sold at Sotheby's last week, of Mary Whitbread, Lady Grey (above), which I thought reasonable enough. The picture made, however, £233,000, establishing a new record for the artist by some margin. The picture was in extremely good condition, which must account for the price I suppose. But nonetheless it seems to me to be something of a breakout price for a category which has hitherto been rather under-appreciated.
New Monet pastel discovery
June 24 2015
Picture: Guardian
When the London-based art dealer Jonathan Green came to remove some tape from the back of a Monet pastel he'd bought at auction, he was pleasantly surprised to find another, completely unknown pastel by Monet. More here in The Guardian.
Finland's first Monet
March 30 2015
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BBC News reports that technical analysis of a disputed Monet in Finland's Serlachus Fine Arts Foundation has revealed an overpainted signature, below. The discovery apparently means that Finland has its first Monet.
Van Gogh paintings: 'turning white'
March 11 2015
Picture: PRI.org
Public Radio International reports that Van Goghs paintings are slowly becoming whiter. The reason why, scientists in Belgium have deduced, is the 'red lead' he used, also called plumbonacrite:
plumbonacrite is suspected to be one of the first synthetically-made paints known to man, and van Gogh was a particular fan of the stuff. In many of his paintings he used bold colors — including the red hue — which apparently degrades like a Gobstopper candy when exposed to light.
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'A really crass, inept painting'
March 9 2015
Picture: Sotheby's
Remember the case of the newly discovered Constable sketch (above), which made $5m at Sotheby's New York after being sold as a copy by Christie's in London for £3,500?
Well the Christie's fightback has begun. At the time of the Sotheby's sale, Christie's put out a statement casting doubt on the attribution, saying:
"We understand that there is no clear consensus of expertise on the new attribution."
And now they have provided, to the New York Times, the name of a Constable scholar who doubts the attribution. And he doesn't just doubt it, he says the picture is not even close.
The scholar is called Conal Shields, and his Constable resumé is impressive enough - in a letter published online (in relation to another matter) he says:
I was formerly Head of Art History and Conservation at the London Institute and am now co-curator of the Thomson Collection and the Thomson Archive of Art, and fine art advisor to Lord Thomson of Fleet, whose collection of paintings, drawings and prints by John Constable is the largest in private hands.
I have been co-organiser of two Tate Britain exhibitions devoted to John Constable, one of these the official bicentennial celebration, and am presently preparing a Constable exhibition for the Royal Academy, London, the National Gallery of Canada, and the Clark Institute in the U.S.A. I am co-editor of the final volume in the Suffolk Record Society's series of Constable documents and was keynote speaker at the National Gallery of Australia's Constable Symposium. I act as a consultant to both Christies and Sothebys.
But does he have a good Constable 'eye'? I don't know, as I've never met him, and have no means to immediately judge his track record. What is curious, though, is that his reaction to the picture is so viscerally different to that of say, Anne Lyles, the former Tate curator who is recognised as the current pre-eminent Constable scholar. Where Lyles saw a fine sketch by Constable, Shields:
"could see no sign of Constable's hand in the work [...] It's a really crass, inept painting."
So this is not a case of Shields saying 'I'm not sure'. He's saying that Lyles, Sotheby's, and the market in general (I heard of not a single dissenting voice when the picture came up for sale as 'Constable' at Sotheby's) is wrong, massively wrong. For what it's worth (though I claim no Constable expertise at all) I saw the picture twice before it was sold in New York, and I had no doubt it was indeed by Constable.
All this, it would seem, comes in the context of whether Christie's are in danger of being sued by the consignors of the picture when it was sold for £3,500 in London. In the New York Times piece, Lady Hambleden, the named vendor in the Christie's catalogue, says that:
[...] when she first learned the painting was by Constable, "I felt like a fool! I know it's not my fault, but that was my first feeling."
But she said she has no intention of suing over a work for which she had little affection and that her mother-in-law had stuffed in a cupboard for 60 years.
"It was sold under my name," she said, "but on behalf of my children. So it would be their decision whether or not to bring legal action."
Her sons did not respond to a number of messages seeking comment.
I don't know, but I suspect they're looking into it quite carefully. Remember, the key thing here is negligence, not whether Christie's made a simple mistake; did Christie's make all reasonable efforts to ensure that they looked into the possible Constable attribution? If they showed it to Conal Shields before the sale, and he said 'nah', then they might be in the clear, even if Shields turns out to be wrong. The recent Sotheby's 'Caravaggio' case gives us a good template of how such cases will work, and how hard it is to prove negligence against a major auction house. But it still seems to me that the special weakness in Christie's case is the presence of the £5m Claude in the same minor sale as the Constable, which was only withdrawn at the very last minute.
Incidentally, a reader kindly sent me an interesting quote from an earlier case on attribution heard in a British court, over a putative Van Dyck in 2002. Then, Mr Justice Buckley, in relation to who was qualified to make an attribution, said:
From listening to them both I understood that [the expert 'eye'] to mean rather more than just observation. Whilst it is vital to have keen observation it is also necessary to have knowledge of an artist's methods and style and to be sufficiently familiar with his work to be able to recognise his artistic 'handwriting'. Even that is not all. It involves also a sensitivity to such concepts as quality, emotion, mood and atmosphere. To an extent 'eye' can be developed but, like many other human attributes it is partly born in a man or a woman. Were it otherwise there would be many more true experts.
Very true, m'lud.
Update - a reader writes:
It may be the inherent nature of the blog that it is quickly written but assuming that you want your opinion to be taken seriously I would query your claim of 'no Constable expertise at all' and yet have 'no doubt that it is by Constable', whatever Shields says!
Nobody should take me seriously.
Who painted the Met's 'English School'?
February 2 2015
Picture: Sotheby's
The Metropolitan Museum in New York sold the above, 19th Century 'English School' landscape at Sotheby's last week. It was estimated at $25k-$35k, but made $197,000. An optimistic bidder thinking it was by Gainsborough? I hope not, because it isn't.
But it is by someone good, probably early to mid 19th Century. I give up entirely in about 1820, so I've no idea who painted it. But I'd wager it'll turn up somewhere in the trade soon, with the attribution nailed. In which case, do we have to ask, why did the Met sell it?
Update - a reader suggests 'Swiss School':
[...] a closer look at the trees and foliage may suggest to me a lost composition by Pierre-Louis de Larive-Godefroy (1735-1817). He was a key painter from the Geneva school in the last decades of the XVIII century and very much influenced by XVII century Dutch landscape. A painting by him of this size and quality would definitely command the price paid at the auction.
Update II - Another reader sends in the below photo of the painting at Sotheby's view, and writes:
The ex-Met landscape: the general feeling is that it's Ramsay Richard Reinagle. [...]
A stupid sell-off by the Met. It used to hang in the British period rooms.
It was a picture of remarkable quality - not a run-of-the mill landscape at all. And the Met's British picture collection is not strong enough so they can afford to lose a picture like this.
Kelvingrove acquires sleeping fair-scape
January 7 2015
Picture: Glasgow Herald
Here's a nice story from my new locale, up here in Scotland; the Kelvingrove art gallery has acquired, for £220,000, a lost landscape by the Scottish artist John Knox (1778-1845), which shows the 'Glasgow Fair' around 1820. The picture had been discovered in 2013 by Edinburgh-based dealer Patrick Bourne, who spotted it at Sotheby's described as showing a scene in Aberdeen, and attributed to William Turner De Lond. It was bought for £76,900.
I heartily approve of the Scottish version of the 'White Glove Photo-op'.
More here.
Constable before 'n after
December 19 2014
Pictures: US NGA
There's a nice piece on the US National Gallery's website about the restoration of their 'White Horse' by Constable. Before conservation, above, the picture was thought to be a copy of a picture in the Frick. But cleaning (below) and x-rays revealed otherwise.
Turner's 'Rome from Mount Aventine'
November 12 2014
Video: Sotheby's
Sotheby's wheel out the superlatives in their video for the £15m-£20m Turner coming up in December.
Van Gogh still life to be auctioned
September 28 2014
Picture: FT
One of Van Gogh's final still life paintings is to be sold at Sotheby's in New York in November, where it is estimated to sell for up to $50m. More here in the FT.
Restoring Monet
July 2 2014
Picture: Independent.ie
A picture by Monet that was punched by a visitor to the National Gallery of Ireland (above) has been restored, and is now back on display. More on the conservation work here.
Museum swapshop in Washington
February 20 2014
Picture: Wikipedia
Here's a surprise, the Corcoran Gallery in Washington, one of America's finest, will be taken over by the US National Gallery of Art. The collection will be broken up, with perhaps as much as half of it (which is primarily 19th Century art) being distributed around the rest of the country. More here in the Washington Post, and here in the New York Times, which reports:
"This arrangement turns two great collections into one extraordinary collection," said Earl A. Powell III, director of the National Gallery. "The Corcoran will still have its own identity: a great facility with a distinguished building. It's a way of keeping the Corcoran memory alive."
If the plan is approved by the boards in April, it will put an end to years of money trouble for the Corcoran, which had some 103,000 visitors last year. The Corcoran currently runs a $2,071,129 deficit, has $2,787,690 of bank debt and an endowment that has shrunk over the last decade to only $18 million. It also has a $44 million acquisitions fund. Unlike the National Gallery, which does not charge for admissions, the Corcoran is one of the few museums in Washington that does ($10 for adults), a practice that has hampered its ability to attract a strong visitorship. If the plan is implemented, all exhibitions in its original home will be free to the public.
Over the years, the Corcoran has pursued a number of efforts to shore up its finances, including the sale of real estate. In 2010, it sold the Randall School, a former public school in Southwest Washington, where it once planned to relocate the college, for $6.5 million to the Miami collectors Donald and Mera Rubell and the developer Telesis. It also tried to sell the college's current building in Georgetown, but the deal fell through. Last year, it announced the possibility of relocating from its historic building on 17th Street, but after a hailstorm of criticism its board changed its mind, saying the museum would stay put and look for other options. In June, the museum auctioned a group of Oriental carpets at Sotheby's, which gave the Corcoran about $39 million, which went into its acquisitions fund.
The story seems almost hard to believe - that in the US, land of mega-charitable giving to the arts, such a fine museum would effectively give up and vanish.
Update - a reader with his ear to the ground sends this helpful summary of events:
Apparently, the Corcoran deal is largely about real estate, like so many London deals. Their landmark building needed 100 million in repairs in addition to the endowment needing a major top up. It was a situation which needed work a decade ago. It wasn't principally about the art collection, which we view as paramount.
University of Maryland, a "red brick university" in UK terms located in an undesirable suburb, was negotiating to take over the Corcoran school to enhance its own offerings when GW University, already well endowed and a Corcoran neighbor in central DC stepped in to acquire the school and the two DC trophy properties which it wanted despite their needing major renovations which it can afford. They offloaded the art to the National Gallery which will keep some, exhibit some in the Corcoran building which will mostly become a Contemporary art exhibition space and give the remainder to other museums.
The school wasn't viable and the trustees were generous six figure contributors but it needed more than a hundred million quickly, a major endowment, a new direction and a refurbished image. It didn't have a plan for the future that would make it sustainable and attract donors.
The Met Museum in NYC is great at selecting the right trustees, rotating trustees when they are less useful, and making brilliant choices of directors who are scholars with vision and are socially appealing. This attracts donors and builds the Museum. It all comes to management. Management attracts assets, both art and funding. This also is true in the dealer world.
The Barnes is a parallel, where the alleged purpose was a suburban school for art appreciation with a teaching collection with the government requiring some public access in exchange for its charitable status. I lived a block away for three years when I was young and could just walk in because I knew the director, but the public was limited to two hundred visitors per day three then later four days a week with minimal parking and access.. The trustees let the endowment dwindle and squandered a lot of it fighting with its neighbors and the deMazia trust (another story). No one would contribute with the trustees required by the Barnes will running things, but 100 million USD flowed in rapidly when it became a museum in town and open with normal hours and new trustees.
A rarely seen Monet
February 6 2014
Picture: The Times
The Times reports that a previously unseen Monet, Sur Les Planches de Trouville, will be exhibited at the Musee Marmottan's forthcoming exhibition of Impressionist works in private collections. Sur Les Planches de Trouville apparently belongs to the Freud family.
Dadd watercolour discovered on Ebay
January 29 2014
Picture: TAN
The Art Newspaper reports that a watercolour by Richard Dadd, painted while he was imprisoned for murdering his father, has been found on eBay for just £200. More here.
January 21 2014
Picture: Evening Standard
The above picture by Samuel Palmer, called The Comet, has been stolen from a pensioner in London. Says Sky News:
Police are investigating a fraud scam which saw a £100,000 painting stolen from an 89-year-old woman's home in London. Detectives say the woman was contacted by telephone by a person claiming her bank cards had been used in a crime.
The woman was told she needed to call her bank immediately. She tried to call the bank, but the caller had not hung up and stayed on the line. The victim then believed she was speaking to her bank - but she was still speaking to the original caller.
The woman was told that someone would come to her house to collect her cards. The victim was also asked whether she had any items of value in the house. She mentioned a £100,000 painting by Samuel Palmer, called The Comet of 1858.
Police say a man, believed to be aged in his 30s, around 5ft 10ins with dark hair and an English accent, later came to the home and stole the painting, bank cards and jewellery.
The picture is probably worth more than £100k.
Update - a reader writes:
With regards to your 'Nicked' article:
'a man, believed to be aged in his 30s, around 5ft 10ins with dark hair and an English accent', sound familiar?
I'm 6ft 4!
'A game changing gift'
January 13 2014
Picture: Denver Post
Lucky Denver Art Museum, which has just announced the donation of its first Van Gogh, Cezanne (above), and Caillebotte as part of a 22 piece Impressionist donation from philanthropist Frederic C. Hamilton. More here.
That $7 Renoir
January 13 2014
Picture: AP
The Renoir bought for $7 in a US flea market, but which turned out to have been stolen, must be returned to a museum in Baltimore, a judge has ruled. More here.
Spot the difference
January 7 2014
Picture: NPG, London (left), National Gallery, London/Executors of the late 9th Marquess of Londonderry (right)
A new loan has recently gone on show at the National Gallery in London - Sir Thomas Lawrence's magnificent and important portrait of Charles Stewart, 3rd Marquess of Londonderry (above right, and zoom in here). The picture, lent by the executors of the 9th Marquess, means that two Lawrences of the same subject are in adjacent museums, for next door in the National Portrait Gallery (image here) is another version of the same picture (above left).
The question is, which came first? Despite the NPG and NG websites dating the pictures 1812 and 1814 respectively, it's not entirely clear (according to Kenneth Garlick's Lawrence 1989 catalogue raisonne) which one Lawrence painted first.
The NPG version shows the sitter's star and sash of the Order of the Bath, which he was awarded in 1813, but these are in fact a later addition, and in any case,the portrait is clearly signed and dated '1812'. Interestingly, though, Lawrence's friend Joseph Farington called the NPG version Lawrence's 'second* portrait of the General', which complicates matters a little. It's possible that there is another, now lost, earlier portrait of the same sitter by Lawrence, which led Farington to call the NPG picture Lawrence's 'second' portrait, and it is true that an untraced portrait of Londonderry by Lawrence was exhibited at the RA in 1811. However, Garlick notes that the 1811 may in fact relate to the NG picture, which is not signed or dated. So it's all quite confusing.
A first hand inspection would doubtless reveal which version had the more spontaneous, and thus original handling, but - alas! - the NPG version is not currently on display [a reader, below, assures me that - contrary to their website - the NPG picture is on display].
*this crucial word 'second' was unaccountably omitted from the NPG's catalogue entry on the picture in their 2011 Lawrence exhibition.
Update - a reader writes:
I visited both the NG & the NPG last week, both versions of the Lawrence portrait of the Marquess of Londonderry were on display. The version on loan to the NG in my opinion is the most spontaneous, it looks very fine, British Gallery.
Another reader reminds me that the below unfinished portrait by Lawrence of Londonderry was sold in New York in 2006 at Christie's (for $174,000). In the catalogue entry, Garlick speculates that this picture could be the portrait exhibited in 1811, but (rightly, I think) wonders if it is too unfinished to be an exhibited picture. Christie's dated it to c.1813-15. Farington tells us in any case that the picture exhibited in 1811 was a half-length.
Update II - I went to see both pictures today. There's not much doubt in my mind that the version now in the National Gallery was painted first. It is altogether more spontaneous, and more vigorous in the handling, with many 'wet in wet' passages where the paint has been melded seamlessly together. One gets a clear sense that Lawrence was exploring the canvas, colour and details with his brush, whereas in the NPG version it seems clear that he knew what was going where. The NPG version is all autograph, but it just feels as if Lawrence was painting something for the second time. For example, the handling in areas such as the red and gold braid around the sword is almost pedestrian in the NPG version, but in the NG picture the paint feels more alive. There is also what appears to be a pentimenti in the NG version, between the sitter's neck on the left hand side and the end of the sword.
It's possible that Lawrence, who very rarely signed pictures, put his name to the NPG version specifically to make sure that people knew he himself painted the second picture (rather than a studio assistant, as often happened with replicas). The fact that the NG picture came first makes sense of the Farington passage I quoted above, where he describes the NPG version as Lawrence's 'second' portrait (and remember, we know he had seen the first one before in 1811). Therefore, I suspect that Garlick's 1989 hunch was right, that the NG picture was that exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1811.


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The Complete My Infernal Mistress Collection is an eBook written by Natalia Dire. It is a collection of the works in the My Infernal Mistress series by this author. In this work the character Seshinu is a Succubus.
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Plot Summary
Seth thought his first romp with a seductive demoness would the wildest, weirdest time of his life, but the night isn't over. After the succubus's dark powers transformed the hunky college sophomore into a nubile young woman, Seth is now "Beth." In Part Two, she took the opportunity to explore her brand new body; first alone, then with an enthusiastic pizza delivery girl. In this story, Beth's green-eyed goddess has finally returned home for more action, this time with a giant gender swap surprise of her own.
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It took the British government 38 years to apologise for the massacre in Derry. Meanwhile, they're going all-out to obscure the truth about a far more recent massacre in Basra...
Thee road to the Saville Report was long and winding but we got there in the end. But as one family member said to me the day after the delirium in Guildhall Square, "Ninety-five percent on our demands, five percent on everything else."
From the point of view of David Cameron, everything else is what mattered.
Saville confined his strictures to the grunts on the ground and one expendable middle-rank officer. Everybody above was awarded a clean bill of health. So Cameron was able to disown those fingered as culprits and issue his apology to the families of their victims.
Meanwhile, his Government obstructs the efforts of the families of 20 civilians who died at the hands of British soldiers in Basra in May 2004 to win an inquiry into their deaths. The families say the victims were unarmed and innocent. The British army says they were armed members of the Madhi Army.
The case is currently being argued in the High Court in London. Cameron's government is obstructing them every inch of the way and withholding documents on grounds of – now where did we hear this before? – national security.
Death certificates in the case describe "Several gunshot wounds to body - severance of sexual organs"..."Gunshot to head"..."Gunshot in face, pulling out of the eye, breaking the jaw, gunshot to the chest."
Sharing in the joy of the Bloody Sunday families shouldn't mean we sing dumb about Cameron's hypocrisy.
A Catholic nun in Arizona has been threatened with excommunication in the wake of a decision to allow a pregnancy to be terminated to save the life of a woman.
Sister Margaret McBride approved the termination of an 11-week pregnancy. The woman was critically ill with pulmonary hypertension, which limits heart and lung function and can lead to death in pregnancy.
Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted procured her sacking from the ethics committee of the Catholic hospital and declared that she had "automatically excommunicated" herself. "While medical professionals should certainly try to save a pregnant mother's life, the means by which they do it can never be by directly killing her unborn child. The end does not justify the means."
Olmsted's predecessor, Thomas J. O'Brien, had resigned following revelations that he had covered up a slew of cases of clerical child sex abuse: plus, he'd been convicted for a fatal hit-and-run accident. He'd hidden or moved pastor Dale Fushek in 2004, Fr. Paul LeBrun and Fr. Joseph Briceno in 2005, Fr. Mark Lehman in 2006, etc.
Neither the miscreant priests nor Bishop O'Brien has been threatened with excommunication.
Of course, the Irish bishops have a record even more wretched than their US counterparts in these matters and still feel free to denounce gay partnerships. Here, there or in Vatican City, they haven't changed a bit.
Our local Communities Against the Cuts was discussing the Brit budget when Tommy McCourt piped up, "How come we owe all this money, then?"
When it's said that "we" are in debt to the tune of 20 or 50 or whatever billion, who is it that we are in debt to? Me being a resident smart-alec, I had to attempt an answer.
Imagine, I tentatively suggested, that, mad keen to make a mint for doing fuck all, you borrowed two grand from Sandino's and put it on Willie Wagtail at 20 to one in the 2.30 at Leopardstown, having been assured by top tipsters that the nag was a dead cert. You've used the anticipated 40 grand winnings as collateral to buy a swanky car. But Willie Wagtail turns out a candidate for the glue factory and comes home 20 lengths adrift of the field.
Meanwhile, on account of the crash, the car is suddenly worth no more than Bertie Ahern's oath. And you still owe Anne at Sandino's £2,000. What to do?
Make the rounds of the neighbourhood, saying, This pains me as much as you but you'll have to cut back on food, rent, heating and clothes for the kiddies. My associates will be calling every week to collect the money you've saved until the debt is paid off.
If cheeky articles protest that they didn't borrow the money and lose it on a gamble and so shouldn't be asked to tighten their belts, explain that if they don't cough up, the vintners and restaurateurs who'd supplied you with booze and crème brulee on credit in expectation of your boat coming in, not to mention motor dealers, suppliers, mechanics and back-up staff, will all plunge into deep soapy bubble, putting the entire economy and social stability at risk. We are all in this together.
"Is that it?" asks Tommy.
"Far as I can work it out," says I.
"What are we waiting for, then?" asks Tommy.
What indeed?
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Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee are legendary stars of the American stage, television, and film, cherished not merely for their gifts as actors but also for their lifelong commitment to human rights, family values, and community. Now, in a joint memoir that celebrates half a century of successful marriage, they look back on the extraordinary careers that earned each a Presidential Medal for Lifetime Achievement in the Arts. With Ossie and Ruby overflows with consummate storytelling skill, but it's much more than a wonderfully engaging self-portrait. For as they reminisce in alternating chapters, Ossie and Ruby offer a vivid picture of the 20th-century African-American experience, both in the rural South and the urban North. For Ossie and Ruby, stardom and social responsibility were inseparable, so along with their theatrical stories of Broadway and Hollywood, where black actors fought to escape racial stereotypes, they offer an insider's chronicle of political commitment that drew the wrath of Senator Joe McCarthy and, later, the friendship of both Martin Luther King, Jr., and Malcolm X. And, perhaps most important to them, here is the story of their private lives and the family whose love and security more than repaid the sacrifices they made. Often funny, occasionally heartbreaking, and always clear-eyed and candid about themselves and the world they helped to shape, Ossie and Ruby have recorded a book sure to win the heart of anyone who cares about American theater, the struggle for civil rights, and the deep, inspiring values that have guided the lives of two great artists who blazed a triumphant trail. For the first time ever, experience this archival tour de force recording.More
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Workers at the Egyptian port of Ain Sokhna have agreed to end a two-week strike after management bowed to their demands to reinstate several colleagues.
Hundreds of employees downed tools earlier in October claiming that the southern Suez Canal port's management, Dubai-based DP World, had wrongfully dismissed eight co-workers.
The action eventually led to a complete freeze of operations at Egypt's major transit point for the Far East, a move that DP World said was costing the country's much needed port and customs fees.
Speaking on Thursday, workers representatives said a compromise had been reached with management and the port will reopen.
"The workers will be subjected to an internal investigation and will not be dismissed," Ashraf Issa, general secretary of the port workers' syndicate, told Ahram Online.
A committee has been reportedly formed to solve the dispute, comprised of a presidential advisor, the governor of Suez, two union representatives and one representative from the administration.
Egypt's Ministry of Manpower issued a statement earlier on Thursday criticising the use of abitrary lay-offs, and saying that the disagreement between workers and management should have been addressed amicably from the start.
It was only the latest full-scale strike at Ain Sokhna port. In the aftermath of Egypt's January 2011 uprising, workers have several times forced a freeze on loading and shipping to demand improvements in pay and conditions.
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Does anyone know if there is / will be a guide similar to the one XI had? I'm just curious because even though the information it contained wasn't always correct or the best of suggestions I used to enjoy looking at it before I got XI. I currently have a CE of XIV but am unable to play it. I preorderd it with the hopes of being able to offord a new pc by now but sadly am not able to.
For some reason when I used search nothing shows up for me. Info would be much appreciated. PS I kinda wish the CE came with more concept art. Thanks.
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