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Manchester Art Gallery
Manchester Art Gallery
Mosley Street
Greater Manchester
Information desk
0161 235 8888
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Here you'll find everything from fine art to a Levi jeans chair. Manchester Art Gallery's world class collection spans six centuries and contains over 25,000 items.
Winner of Large Visitor Attraction of the Year 2008 in the Manchester Tourism Awards and shortlisted for the Guardian Family Friendly Award, Manchester Art Gallery has something for everyone.
Regularly changing exhibitions, an award winning cafe and a gallery shop mean that you can pop in for 10 minutes, or spend a whole day there. You don't have to like everything inside. And you don't need to be an expert to enjoy a visit.
Manchester Art Gallery. Enjoy. Discover. Relax.
This gallery has a Designated Collection of national importance.
Venue Type:
Part of a Designated Collection of Fine and Decorative Art, which you can also see at Wythenshawe Hall and Heaton Hall, is on display here. Please contact Manchester Art Gallery for more information if you wish to see a specific item.
Manchester Art Gallery is renowned for its collections of fine and decorative art, including internationally famous Pre-Raphaelite paintings and significant holdings of English ceramics. The Art Gallery re-opened in 2002 after a £35 million expansion which doubled the amount of display space available.
Famous for its impressive collection of Pre-Raphaelite paintings, the gallery houses works by Hunt, Rosetti, Madox Brown and Burne-Jones among others. However, all periods are covered, including what's happening now.
Collection details
Fine Art, Decorative and Applied Art, Archaeology
Key artists and exhibits
- Designated Collection
Radical Figures: Post-war British Figurative Painting
- 16 March 2013 — 16 March 2014 *on now
This display explores the pioneering role that painters such as Francis Bacon, Lucien Freud and David Hockney played in the reinvention of figurative art in the second half of the 20th century.
In Post-war British art radical work tended towards various styles influenced by the modern art of Paris and New York such as Surrealism, abstraction and Pop Art.
Alongside these parallel movements there existed another kind of art pioneered by a group of loosely associated artists later labelled The School of London. What they had in common was a firm belief that they could find new ways to create realist paintings and reinvent the representation of the human figure to make it relevant in a world traumatised by the Second World War.
Suitable for
- Any age
Home, Land and Sea: Art in the Netherlands 1600-1800
- 24 May 2013 — 23 May 2014 *on now
Home, Land and Sea Art in the Netherlands 1600-1800 is a new exhibition which brings together over 50 paintings from Manchester City Galleries' exceptional 17th and 18th century Dutch and Flemish collection, one of the most important in the country.
It includes exquisite paintings of everyday life, portraiture, landscapes, seascapes, and still lifes by Pieter de Hooch, Gerard ter Borch, Jacob van Ruisdael and many more. Some of these paintings have not been on display for tens of years, while others have benefited from recent conservation treatment.
For the first time these paintings will be juxtaposed with works by major contemporary artists such as Mat Collishaw's Last Meal on Death Row, Texas series, sculptures of gnawed apples by Gavin Turk, and Rob and Nick Carter's homage to Ambrosius Bosschaert: Transforming Still Life Painting.
Art for All: Thomas Horsfall's Gift to Manchester
- 7 June 2013 — 8 June 2014 *on now
This display explores a selection of nature-themed artworks and objects from the city's little-known Thomas Horsfall collection. It is co-curated by local school children from St Augustine's CE Primary School in Harpurhey, Manchester.
Thomas Coglan Horsfall (1844-1932) was a remarkable philanthropist and pioneer of art gallery education from Manchester. He collected over 1700 objects and artworks for his groundbreaking Manchester Art Museum, which he set up in 1884.*
The 60 artworks chosen from Horsfall's art collection include birds, botanical and garden drawings and watercolours.
Suitable for
- Any age
Christian Dior: Designer in focus
- 12 June 2013 — 12 January 2014 *on now
Christian Dior's brief but supremely influential career began with his iconic 'New Look' in 1947. He reigned supreme in Parisian fashion for ten years until his untimely death in 1957.
This unique exhibition features Paris and London couture, many outfits recently acquired by the Gallery of Costume. Stunning displays include day, cocktail and evening wear, and represent many of Dior's seminal collections.
Display highlights include a 'New Look' outfit from Dior's first celebrated 'Corolle' collection (spring/summer 1947) and a 1949 black ribbed silk cocktail dress, commissioned by the Duchess of Windsor, Wallis Simpson.
A Highland Romance: Victorian Views of Scottishness
- 20 September 2013 — 1 September 2014 *on now
Desolate snowscapes. Dramatic stag hunts. Castle ruins. Tartan cloth. Highland cattle.
Are these Victorian stereotypes of Scotland enduring and were they ever a fair representation of the nation?
To coincide with the run-up to the Scottish referendum, we present some of our most popular 19th century paintings and works on paper by Scottish artists. These are on show alongside depictions of Scotland by artists from England, which together will be used to explore how ideas of Scotland and Scottishness have changed over the last two centuries.
Dating from about 1830 to 1904, the works range from classical castle ruins to romanticised portrayals of Highland cattle. Highlights include A Spate in the Highlands by Peter Graham, which returns to display by popular demand, a couple of rarely-seen watercolours by JMW Turner and Portrait of Sir Alexander Keith by Sir David Wilkie.
All That Is Solid Melts Into Air
- 12 October 2013 — 19 January 2014 *on now
Jeremy Deller explores the roots of working class musical culture, from 19th century industrial folk to glam and heavy rock music in the 70s and 80s.
The exhibition combines contemporary works with a vast range of objects and images, from historical paintings depicting factories and forges to oppositional broadsheets, political tracts, poems and popular ballads against exploitation, including works by William Blake and William Morris.
Accompanied by an integrated programme of events, performances, discussions, talks and screenings, Deller approaches this wealth of material like a social cartographer tracing neglected ley lines of cultural history.
Suitable for
- Any age
Grayson Perry: The Vanity of Small Differences
- 24 October 2013 — 2 February 2014 *on now
The artist's inspiration for the series was Hogarth's A Rake's Progress, the tale of a young man who squanders his inherited fortune and dies in a madhouse. The six tapestries chart the 'class journey' made by young Tim Rakewell and include many of the characters, incidents and objects Grayson Perry encountered on journeys through Sunderland, Tunbridge Wells and The Cotswolds for the television series 'All in the Best Possible Taste with Grayson Perry'.
He said of the works: 'The tapestries tell the story of class mobility, for I think nothing has as strong an influence on our aesthetic taste as the social class in which we grow up. I am interested in the politics of consumerism and the history of popular design, but for this project I focus on the emotional investment we make in the things we choose to live with, wear, eat, read or drive. Class and taste run deep in our character – we care. This emotional charge is what draws me to a subject.'
This major work, gifted to the Arts Council Collection and the British Council by the artist and Victoria Miro Gallery, London, and its UK tour is supported by Channel 4 Television, the Art Fund, Sfumato Foundation and AlixPartners. After the initial UK tour in 2013-14, the tapestries will be available as a loan to museums and galleries in the UK.
Closed 1 Jan, 29 Mar, 24 – 26 and 31 Dec.
The Vanity of Small Differences
- 24 October 2013 — 2 February 2014 *on now
The Vanity of Small Differences is a series of six tapestries, measuring 2m x 4m each, by the Turner Prize-winning artist Grayson Perry. These tapestries tell the story of class mobility and the influence social class has on our aesthetic taste.
Inspired by William Hogarth's A Rake's Progress, the six tapestries chart the "class journey" made by young Tim Rakewell and include many of the characters, incidents and objects that Grayson Perry encountered on journeys through Sunderland, Tunbridge Wells and The Cotswolds for the television series 'All in the Best Possible Taste with Grayson Perry'.
The television programmes were first aired on Channel 4 in June 2012. In the series Perry goes "on a safari amongst the taste tribes of Britain", to gather inspiration for his artwork, literally weaving the characters he meets into a narrative, with an attention to the minutiae of contemporary taste every bit as acute as that in Hogarth's 18th century paintings.
Manchester Art Gallery is only the second gallery outside London to be showing Grayson Perry's The Vanity of Small Differences.
Family Art Club
Play games, be creative and get messy at Manchester Art Gallery's free family art club. Workshops are designed for you to play, create and enjoy as a family. Workshops are suitable for children aged 6-11 years and their families. The workshops run for two hours to give you the chance to relax and enjoy some quality creative time with your children.
How to obtain
Sessions are free and there's no need to book but places are limited so turn up early.
Family Art Club - Under 5s
Make friends. Make noise. Make a mess! Activities for children aged 0-5 years from 13.00 to 15.00. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
How to obtain
Under 5s Family Art Club sessions are free but places are limited, so arrive early to avoid disappointment.
KS2 Interactive: Ford Madox Brown's Work
This Flash online interactive uses the famous painting Work to bring Victorian social history to life. Characters come alive, a series of clues encourage children to investigate the painting closely, and a series of different objects are used to explore the different responses people have to objects and their meanings, encouraging pupils to empathise with different characters. The interactive ends with a quiz to assess what has been learnt, and there's also a handy teacher's guide.
Mini Family Art Club
Make friends. Make noise. Make a mess! Activities for children aged 5 and under. Come along on Fridays 10.30-11.30 with your little ones and spend some quality fun time in a safe environment. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
How to obtain
Activities are free and there is no need to book but places are limited so arrive early to avoid disappointment.
Stepping Inside a 1910 painting with Tony Ross
Acclaimed children's author and illustrator Tony Ross responds to a 1910 painting called Old Cab at All Saints, Manchester by Adolphe Valette, producing a witty comment on the original. Good worksheets to help you try it yourself.
- This resource was produced as part of the MLA-funded My Learning project.
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New "Build To Kill" video released for Starhawk
Sony has released a "Build & Battle" video for Starhawk.
Tue, Feb 21, 2012 | 18:24 GMT
Public multiplayer beta for Starhawk starts tomorrow
Sony has posted a reminder letting folks know that the Starhawk multiplayer beta will be open to everyone with a PSN account tomorrow, February 22. The firm also stated that in the coming weeks the tester will be updated "a lot" and to expect new maps, vehicles, 32-player max matches, and "more." Tips on how to report bugs, how to get involved in the beta, as well as a layout of the game's control scheme and the Scourge map can be found over on the PS Blog. A video announcing the public beta has been released and is posted below.
Tue, Feb 07, 2012 | 14:39 GMT
Pre-orders of Starhawk upgraded to Limited Edition, includes code for Warhawk
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Euro PS Store and Plus update January 18 – Starhawk beta, GT5 DLC, Reckoning demo
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StarHawk public beta starts next week
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Thu, Sep 15, 2011 | 14:57 BST
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Tue, Sep 13, 2011 | 11:44 BST
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Mon, Aug 29, 2011 | 04:35 BST
Starhawk gameplay footage out of Comic-Con
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Wed, Aug 17, 2011 | 03:54 BST
Starhawk gamescom trailer goes Western
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Tue, Aug 16, 2011 | 22:33 BST
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Tue, Aug 09, 2011 | 02:32 BST
Warhawk fans may get early Starhawk beta access
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Fri, Jul 15, 2011 | 17:39 BST
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The Tampa Bay Rays have won 11 straight contests against the Minnesota Twins, the second-longest winning streak against any team in club history. David Price takes the mound Sunday as the Rays try to extend the run and complete a three-game sweep at Minnesota after posting a pair of shutouts. Tampa Bay has won three in a row overall to pull into a tie with the Texas Rangers atop the American League wild-card standings, 1 1/2 games ahead of the Cleveland Indians. The Rays, who won 12 in a row against Baltimore in 2008, have received five hits and a pair of RBIs from Yunel Escobar in the series. The Twins have been blanked in two straight for the first time since May 1-2, 2012 and have lost four straight and eight of 10. Minnesota is second-to-last in the AL in both runs scored and hits.TV: 2:10 p.m. ET, Sun Sports (Tampa Bay), FSN North (Minnesota)PITCHING MATCHUP: Rays LH David Price (8-8, 3.45 ERA) vs. Twins LH Pedro Hernandez (3-1, 5.25)Price looks to halt a three-start losing streak during which he has surrendered 12 runs - 11 earned - in 22 innings, although the Rays scored a total of only five runs in those contests. He has served up 15 homers in 159 1/3 frames with 131 strikeouts and only 22 walks. Price is 2-2 with a 2.62 ERA in six career appearances (five starts) against the Twins.Hernandez pitched fairly well in his last two outings without receiving a decision, yielding five runs over 10 2/3 innings. The 24-year-old has given up 61 hits over 48 frames in 11 appearances (nine starts) this season with 25 strikeouts and 17 walks. Right-handed hitters are batting .336 with seven home runs against Hernandez, who faces Tampa Bay for the first time in his career.WALK-OFFS1. Tampa Bay 1B James Loney is batting .352 on the road with 41 of his 66 RBIs.2. Minnesota is 30-43 at home this season after finishing 31-50 at Target Field in 2012.3. The Rays improved to 4-10 in their last 14 games against left-handed starters by beating Andrew Albers on Saturday.PREDICTION: Rays 5, Twins 1
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In the late 1960s–long before speedsters such as the Hawker Beechcraft Premier I, SyberJet SJ30 and Cessna Citation X were a glimmer in some engineer's eye–Dassault gave the world a flying bullet: the Falcon 10.
October 28, 2012
More than 25,000 attendees and 1,000 exhibitors are expected at the 65th annual National Business Aviation Association convention, which runs Tuesday, October 28 through Thursday, November 1 in Orlando, Fla.
October 16, 2012
In 2006, Hawker Beechcraft (HBC) introduced the Premier IA to near-universal acclaim: Here was a composite-fuselage light jet that could be flown single-pilot at speeds up to 450 knots with a near-standup cabin with room for six to seven passengers and a range of nearly 1,500 nautical miles, depending on load.
October 8, 2012
Flexjet and Bombardier showcased the new Learjet 85 aircraft at an invitation-only event at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in New York City on October 3.
October 3, 2012
Production models of Gulfstream's new, near-supersonic flagship G650–which received FAA certification on September 7–have been rolling off the assembly line and winging their way to completion centers. The manufacturer expects to have the $64.5 million, 7,000-nautical-mile-range bizjet into the hands of customers before the end of this year.
September 11, 2012
Its futuristic lines seduce, its rate of climb and speed exhilarate and its operating economics spell savings. The Piaggio Avanti vastly outperforms all other turboprops and noses past some light jets. It's a 400-knot rocket with a near stand-up cabin that has the cross section of a midsize jet. There's comfortable seating for six passengers aft of the cockpit and the airplane has a seats-full range of 980 nautical miles. Fly with two fewer passengers and range increases to 1,300 nautical miles. Considering that the design of this twin-engine turboprop pusher is 30 years old, this is nothing short of amazing. The fact that barely 200 are flying after all these years is perplexing.
August 8, 2012
CEOs who are also pilots may be more successful leaders. That's the conclusion of a study by Matthew Cain, assistant professor of finance at Notre Dame, and Stephen McKeon, assistant professor of finance at the University of Oregon.
August 8, 2012
When it comes to outfitting a new airplane or refurbishing an old one, technology almost invariably tops the list of customer concerns. And no wonder: Innovation is happening at a faster clip than ever before, and buyers now face a dazzling array of choices.
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Location: | Deck 4, Aft and District Area |
Designed For: | Adults |
Hours of Operation: | Varies daily; please check the Personal Navigator while onboard |
Skyline is a stunning cocktail bar located on Deck 4, Aft in The District area on the Disney Dream. This ever-changing venue celebrates some of the world's most famous cities. Tall "windows" line a wall that offer Guests a commanding view of some of the world's most beautiful city skylines as if from a vantage atop a high rise.
The chic setting is "metropolitan sky bar meets luxury penthouse," complete with digital fireplace. Warm wood and lustrous metal finishes provide a handsome backdrop to the 7 LCD big screens—Skyline's "windows to the world"—that not only depict a different city locale each day, but magically transform from day to night as each day progresses.
Every evening, Skyline's signature cocktails inspired by the showcased city's view will be offered for purchase. Round up the gang and head over to Skyline where you'll be "transported" to the heart of the world's most fascinating cities with a virtually breathtaking viewpoint.
The District on the Disney DreamThe District, located on Deck 4, Aft of the Disney Dream, is a section of the ship that caters to adults in the evening, and is home to a variety of distinct lounges and nightclubs, including Evolution, District Lounge, 687, Pink and Skyline. All venues in The District intertwine, with each venue possessing its own totally unique look, sound and feel, providing adults a range of fun options that play to all senses.
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OldGoldenVision said:gorra few i'd put before it...
OldGoldenVision said:In no order:
TenNevermind*Urban Hymns*Definitely MaybeIn UteroRage Against The MachineAutomatic for the People*Metallica Black AlbumGreen Day DookieMusic for the jilted generation*Use Your Illusion I & IIThere's probably a few more...
IdiAminDaDa said:I've starred the ones I like, like, bu' none o' 'em compare to OK Computer, imho, when i' comes to sheer quality song writin' an' innovation, like...In Utero an' the G 'n' R ones were particular disappointments for me, like... :-(
I prefer In Utero to Nevermind... The GnR ones were a disappointment after Appetite but if you spend the time there's one cracking album across the two...
Truth be told I was never a big fan of Radiohead... like Creep and Street Spirit?
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IdiAminDaDa said:Without wishin' to sound provocative (qui, moi?), I truly find anythin' after G 'n' R Lies utterly ridiculous, like...
OldGoldenVision said:That's fair enough... they just happen to be my favourite band...
blue32years said:Ok computer is a great album
We ignoring Moseley Shoals like ?
Jeff Buckley - Grace
And ready to die - notorious B.I.G. for when im pimping
OldGoldenVision said:In no order:
YesUrban Hymns
dunnoDefinitely Maybe
YesIn Utero
dunoRage Against The Machine
YesAutomatic for the PeopleYes
Metallica Black AlbumYes
Green Day DookieDunno
Music for the jilted generationYes
Use Your Illusion I & IIYesThere's probably a few more...
Plenty :)
IhateRS said:Manic Street Preachers - Everything must go*
NIN - Downward spiral
Maiden - Fear fo the dark
Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon chollie and the infinite sadness
Pulp - Different Class*
Foo Fighters - Colour and the shape*
Blur - Parklife*
IhateRS said:Like...
spengler said:hang on no one mentioned "whats the story morning Glory".. X(
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SATURDAY, Feb. 3,1888-10 a. m.The SPEAKER demanded order and announced prayer by the Rev. Father O'Donoghue.
A demand by Mr. MELLETT for a call of the House was not agreed to.
By consent, Mr. BROWN, from the Special Committee to which was referred the bill [H. R. 191] to regulate the practice of medicines, midwifery and surgery, and providing remedies for the same, reported back said bill with a favorable recommendation.
Mr. GENUNG moved that 300 copies be printed. An amendment by Mr. WILLIAMS, of Knox, that it be made 500 copies was accepted and the motion agreed to.
Mr. Gordon's bill [H. R. 247] for the incorporation of towns was reported buds from the Committee on County and Township Business, with a recommendation that 500 copies be printed.
The report was concurred in.
The following described bills were introduced, read the first time and severally passed to a second reading, unless otherwise stated:
Pending the order for the introduction of bills-
Mr. GILMAN offered a resolution that the Committee on Education be instructed to draft a bill and present the same to the House providing a commission to select a uniform system of text books to be used in this Slate, and providing for the State to furnish said books.
In explanation of his resolution Mr. GILMAN stated that the people had attempted to regulate this matter by law but the present law gave the publisher cf she present system of books used a monopoly, and the result is that the people pay 50 per cent. more for their school books than in the other States. He desired that the State should provide for the publishing of the system of books adopted by the Commission to be provided for ill the bill of the Committee.
The resolution was referred to the Committee on Education.
Pending the order for the introduction of bills-
Mr. DAVIS offered a resolution that the Committee on Temperance be requested to report a bill looking to the enforcement of our pretext excellent temperance law.
The resolution was referred to the Committee on Temperance.
Pending the order for the introduction of bills-
Mr. HEFFREN offered a resolution that when the House adjourn it shall stand adjourned until next Monday at 10 a m.
The resolution was adopted.
Pending the order for the introduction of bills-
Mr. HEFFREN offered a resolution authorizing the Speaker to appoint two additional members on the Fee and Salary Committee. Restated that Mr. Moody and himself were both members of the Committee to examine the affairs of the new State House, and also members of the Fee and Salary Committee, and it, was not possible for them to meet with the Committee on Fees and Salaries. He therefore asked the passage of the resolution.
It was adopted.
The following described bills were introduced, read the first time and severally passed to the second reading, unless otherwise stated:
Mr. CHITTENDEN [H. R. 306] to amend Section 1 of an article to amend Section 1 of an act relating to the incorporation of cities and towns, [Provides for a prohibition of the playing of hand organs within city boundaries; a tax on vehicles owned or used within city limits.
By Mr. McCORMICK [H. R. 307] in relation to an act providing for the government; and discipline of State Prisons. [Providing that no contracts for Prison labor shall be let at less than the rate of sixty-five cents per day for each convict to be employed, and also prohibiting the employment of convicts outside of the Prison walls, but not effecting the validity of existing contracts, Prisoners shall be put to the kind of work they are acquainted with best. No contractor shall be allowed to work more than 300 convicts at one time.]
By Mr. McCORMICK [H. R. 308] concerning amending sections 1 and 2 of an act to incorporate the trustees of the Hartsville Academy. [Changing the name from Hartsville University.]
By Mr. WILEY [H. R. 309] to regulate and license the sale of intoxicating liquors, etc., the leading provisions of which are as follows:
Section 1 defines what "intoxicating liquors" are.
Section 2 prohibits any sale of intoxicating liquors by any person or persons except persons regularly licensed under provisions of the act.
Section 3; that any person who'is a resident over the age of twenty-one years may procure license by paving County Treasurer $300, and presenting Treasurer's receipt to County Auditor, page: 153[View Page 153] who shall issue license, upon filing bond as provided in Section 5 of the act.
Section 4 provides for city and town license of $200.
Section 6 provides for execution at bond with at least two free-hold sureties, to be approved by Auditor, etc., conditioned for the payment of all fines and costs and damages occasioned by unlawful sales.
Section 7 provides penalty of $50 and imprisonment for violation of any provisions of act. Prevents any sale by any person, not excepting druggists, who have not procured a license under this act.
Section 8 keeps in force all laws relating to drunkenness, sale to minors, etc.
Section 9 prohibits employment of any minors in the sale of intoxicating liquors, and fixes penalty, etc.
Section 10 provides for action on bond for civil damages growing out of any unlawful sale.
Section 12 prohibits the keeping of gaming tables in any room or building where liquors are sold.
Section 13 requires persons engaged in sale of intoxicating liquors under this act to remove all screens, blinds, stained or painted glass, so as not to obscure place where sold.
The bill defines who are competent to receive license-any resident of a County where application is made; provides a license fee of $300, and that license shall not be issued for a longer or shorter period than one year; that an additional fee of $200 shall be charged in all incorporated cities and towns, such fees to be paid into the common school fund. Another section prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors by any person not having license as provided, fixes penalties, and provides that it shall be no defense for any such sale that the same was sold for medicinal, scientific, mechanical, culinary or sacramental purposes, or for any purpose whatever. This section does not permit any privileged class of persons (not even druggists) to sell without license). The bill also prohibits sale to minors, persons intoxicated or in the habit of becoming intoxicated.
By Mr. WILEY [H. R. 310] to regulate the fares to be charged on the sleeping, palace and parlor cars. [It makes the fare $1 for single, berth, $1.75 for a section, also twenty-five cents for each 100 miles for a seat in a palace car, and fifty cents for any distance over 100 miles. It also provides that tickets for this class of accommodation shall be on sale at all Stations where there is a population of 4,000 and over on the several lines passing through this State, and sets forth sufficient penalties for the non-observance of the rules and regulations presented.]
By Mr. WEAVER [H. R. 311] fixing the time for paying taxes in cities-third Monday in April and first Monday in November.
By Mr. Price [H. R. 312] in relation to the Board of Health.
By Mr. BROOKS [H. R. 213 313 ] to amend Section 4 of an act providing a Treasury system for the State of Indiana; State Treasurer to give $500,000 bonds and keep the security good.
By Mr. ROBINSON [H. R. 314] concerning attorneys employed by Boards of County Commissioners shall not appear before the Board in behalf of any other party-[making it unlawful for County Board Attorneys to appear as counsel or attorney for any litigant, petitioner or claimant before said Board.]
By Mr. PU[?]SE [H. R. 315] to amend Section 1 of an act regulating decedents' estates-[providing for a widow to sell her property where she has paid off her husband's debts to the amount of the value of the property; that is, to the amount of his two-thirds, after which she can give a clear title to the whole.]
By Mr. MOODY [H. R. 316] to fix fees to be taxed in certain offices, and the salaries of officers therein named [By it the salaries of State officers and Deputies are fized as follows: Governor, $5,000; Private Secretary, $1,500; Secretary of State, $2,000; Deputy, $1,500; Clerk, $700; Clerk of Printing Bureau, $1,200; Auditor, $1,500; Deputy, $1,500; Insurance Clerk, 1,500 (old law $1,200;) Land Clerk, $1,500 (old law $1,200); Adjutant General, $1,200; Quartermaster General, $300; Treasurer of State, $3,000; Deputy, $1,500; Watchman, $800; Attorney General, $2,500 and no other compensation whatever; Superintendent of Public Instruction, $2,000; two Clerks, $900 each; Law Librarian, $[?],200; State Librarian, $1,200; Assistant, $750; The feeds of the Clerk of the Supreme Court are the same as under the old law. Under the old law County Clerks are allowed for all kinds of copying and recording ten cents per each 100 words. The bill cuts this down to five cents, but makes up for the loss by providing that each figure shall count as a word, whereas four required before. The Clerk is also allowed $3 for each marriage license instead of $2.]
Character of Service-Issuing Grand Jury subpenas, for each witness, present fee, 8[?]; proposed fee, 0.
Copy of records and papers per 106 words, present fee, 10c; proposed fee, 5c; reduction, 50 per cent.
Entering orders per 100 words, present fee, 10c; proposed fee, 5c; reduction, 50 per cent.
Making complete record per 100 words, present fee, 10c; proposed fee, 5c, reduction, 50 per cent.
Order of sales per 100 words, present fee, 10c; proposed fee, 5c, reduction, 50 per cent.
For all transcripts, per 100 words, present fee, 10c; proposed fee, 5c, reduction, 50 per cent.
For each certificate and seal, present fee, 50c; proposed fee, 25c, reduction, 50 per cent.
For copies of deeds per 100 words, present fee, 10c; proposed fee, 5c, reduction, 50 per cent.
For issuing writ or citation, present fee, 40c; proposed fee, 25c, reduction, 37 per cent.
For recording wills per 100 words, present fee, 8c; proposed fee, 5c, reduction, 37 per cent.
For giving each notice required by law, present fee, 25c; proposed fee, 15c, reduction, 40 per cent.
For entertaining each estate on appearance docket, present fee, 20c; proposed fee, 10c, reduction, 50 per cent.
Character of Service - For taking bail, present compensation, 20c; proposed compensation, 10c; reduction, 50 per cent.
For taking recognizance, present compensation, 20c; proposed compensation, 10c; reduction, 50 per cent.
Commitments to Jail, present compensation, 20c; proposed compensation, 0c; reduction, 0.
Discharge from Jail, present compensation, 20c; proposed compensation, 0; reduction, 0.
For copies of subpenas and summons, present compensation, 25c; proposed compensation, 0; reduction, 0.
Actual mileage only allowed, and all constructive fees prohibited. The Sheriff receives 35 cents for subpenas; 10 cents per mile for taking prisoners to the State Prison instead of 15. The bailiff's per diem is increased from $2 to $2.50.
The County Auditor is to receive a salary, based upon the population. It is $1,200 for the first 10,000 inhabitants, $75 for each 1,000 up to 3,000, and $100 per thousand above the latter. He is also to receive $2 for licenses, instead of $1, as heretofore.
Salaries per year, present compensation, $1,200; proposed compensation, the same.
For each additional thousand, over basis up to 20,000, present compensation, $125; proposed compensation, $75; 40 per cent. reduction.
For copies of all records, deeds, and other writings, per 100 words, present compensation, 10c; proposed compensation, 5c; 50 per cent. reduction.
For each tax deed, present compensation, $1; page: 154[View Page 154] proposed compensation, 50c; 50 per cent. reduction.
For taking and approving bonds, present compensation. $1; proposed compensation, 50c; 50 per cent reduction.
The salary of County Treasurers is fixed at $1,-00 , instead of $800, and they are allowed 1 per cent. for collection of current taxes and 6 per cent for delinquent. No change is made in the recorder's pay, and County Commissioners are to receive l, instead of $3 50, while Assessors and jurors get the same.
For publishing legal advertisements, per square, first insertion $1, and each subsequent insertion 75 cents. For delinquent lists, 40 cents for each insertion.
The bill also provides that each officer shall present to the person paying costs an itemized fee bill, showing the legal fee in each item charged, and shall file a duplicate of the same with the papers in each case.
For any overcharge the officer is liable to a fine of one hundred dollars, for five times the amount of the illegal fee, and may be removed from office on conviction.
By Mr MOODY [H. R. 317] to amend Sections 9 and 27 of an act concerning roads and highways approved April l5, 1881. The bill provides that the Township Superintendent shall, between the 10th and 15th days of April in each year, divide his Township into not less than three nor more than twelve Districts, and he shall appoint for each District a resident thereof as Road Master of said District. The bill amends Section 27, and provides that the County Commissioners shall annually, at their June session, levy the poll tax and the Auditors shall enter the same on the tax duplicates to be collected as other taxes are collected.
Provided, That all men owing road tax or poll tax, who shall apply to the Superintendent on or before the 1st day of June of each year, to work out on the roads such tax within the Road Master's District in which they may reside, such Road Superintendent shall procure from the County Auditor on or before July 15 thereafter the amount of said person's tax, and when the labor is performed under the direction of the Road Master the said Road Master shall give him a certificate of the same amount of the work done, which certificates shall be taken by the County Treasurer as payment of said tax.
By Mr. FISHER [H. R. 318] to amend Section 71 of the Justices' act, approved 1869. Mr. Fisher says his bill proposes to amend Section 71 of the Justices' act, in regard to replevy personal property from Constables when levy has been made. The way the law now stands the plaintiff can bring his action for trial of rights of property under Section 1,529 of the Revised Statutes of 1881, which is correct, but under Section 1,547 the plaintiff may replevy and run the Constable to a large bill of cost, and there is no law to protect him in such cases. The object of the bill is to have all such cases brought under the act to try the right of property.
By Mr. CERBER [H. R. 319] to amend Section 28, being Section 4,307 of the Revised Statutes of 1882 [So as to provide for the repairs and keeping in repair all drains and ditches, and giving all parties concerned a day in Court.]
By Mr. WOODLING [H. R. 320] to amend Section 9 of the drainage act of April 6, 1881.
By Mr. WOODLING [H. R. 321] to amend Sections 17, 25, 26 and 32 of the act regulating descents and apportionment of estates of May 17, 1880.
By Mr. TULEY [H. R. 322] to amend Section 1 of an act concerning the organization of voluntary Associations, approved February 26, 1875. [By grading the allowance for children in Orphans' Homes, viz., twenty-five cents a day up to the number of twenty; twenty cents between twenty and thirty in number, and fifteen cents for each child over the number of thirty.
By Mr. TULEY [H. R. 323] to fix the fees and compensation of County Recorders.
By Mr. JEWETT, by request, [H. R. 324] to authorize County Commissioners to grant an extension of the charter of Turnpike and Gravel Road Companies, organized under the act of March 6, 1865, in Counties where the question has been or may be submitted and resulted adversely.
By Mr. HELMS [H. R. 325] to amend Section 100 of the proceedings in criminal cases, act of April 19, 1881, [providing that all saloons in the State of Indiana shall close at 10 p. m and not open before 6 a. m., and providing that no intoxicating, spirituous, vinous or malt liquors shall be sold or given away on Sunday, Christmas or any legal holiday or Thanksgiving Day by proclamation of the Governor of the State or President of the United States; providing that for the first offense the violator shall be fined in any sum not less than $10 nor more than $50; for the second offense the license shall be revoked and the violate debarred from obtaining license for one year.]
By Mr. HANS0N [H. R. 326] to provide for the salaries of Circuit, Criminal and Superior Court Judges, $1,500.
By Mr. MAUCK [H. R. 327] concerning terms of Court in the Third Judicial Circuit, Harrison County.
By Mr. DEEM, by request of Mis, Rae [H. R. 328] to regulate the license for the sale of spirituous, vinous, malt and other intoxicating liquors. [It contemplates that saloon keepers shall be required to give bond in the sum of $5,000 and be required to pay $509 for a permit, and it provides further that cities and towns should have the right to collect an additional fee, not exceeding $50 for each license.
By Mr. THOMPSON [H. R. 329] to authorize the Auditor of State to issue patents in certain cases.
By Mr. THOMPSON [H. R. 330] supplemental to Article 18 of the Revised Code of 1881, relating to the creation of roads by County Commissioners [To amend certain sections of the law governing the duties of County Commissioners, Sections 5 813, 53, and 60, 63 and 500, 78 and 353, 76 and 68, 80 and 195, 333, 466.]
By Mr. ROBERTSON [H. R. 331] to regulate the charges for the transportation of freight by railroads and common carriers. [Provides that no railroad shall charge more in proportion for a short distance than they do for a long distance under the penally of being liable to judgment in the Circuit Court for double the amount of freight charged.]
By Mr. MOZIER [H R. 332] to amend Section 49 of an act covering forfeiture in criminal cases.
By Mr. McCORMICK [H. R. 333] to legacy the incorporation of the Shelbyville and Marietta Gravel Road Company.
By Mr. COPELAND [H. R. 334] to require Justices of the Peace to secure a sufficient trial.
By Mr. WILSON, of Kosciusko, [H. R. 335] to amend Sections 1 and 4 of an act of 1859 to provide for a State Treasury. [Section 1 provides that the State Treasurer snail take United States bonds for security from all banks, corporations or individuals with whom he may deposit any of the public money of the State. Section 4 provides that the State Treasurer shall give a build to the State of Indiana of seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars with. twenty-five or more freehold resident securists, and also twenty days' notice from the Governor of inefficiency of bond instead of thirty days.]
[Section 3 is an emergency clause.]
By Mr. FRAZER [H. K. 336] to amend Section 863 of the civil procedure act.
By Mr McCLELLAND, of Lawrence, [H. R 337] to authorize Railroad Companies to issue bonds of page: 155[View Page 155] any railroad organized under the law of adjoining States.
By Mr. WILSON, of Marion, [H. R. 338] to abolish the offices of City Treasurer in all cities having 60 000 inhabitants and over.
By Mr. WILSON, of Marion [H. R. 339] for the relief of Sarah May, wife of the late Edwin May, who was the architect of the new State House.
By Mr. HOWLAND [H. R. 340] to authorize incorporated towns to prevent stock from running at large.
By Mr. HOWLAND, by request, [H. R. 341] concerning tax sales, and to prevent extortions of claimants.
On motion the House took a recess till 2 o'clock p. m.
By Mr. HOWLAND [H. R. 342] establishing provisions respecting private corporations created before the present Constitution was adopted.
By Mr. HOLLAND [H. R 343] to regulate the rights of Railway Companies or their employes to run trains over any street or highway, or obstruct any street for any period longer than five minutes at any one time.
By Mr. McMULLEN[H. R. 344] concerning public offenses and their punishment.
By Mr McMULLEN, by request, [H. R. 345] to amend section 6,048 of an act in regard to filing schedules and claims.
By Mr. FERRITER [H R. 346] concerning the legalizing of advertisement in certain papers.
By Mr. GREEN, by request. [H. R. 347] to amend Sections 243 and 248 of the act concerning proceedings in civil cases.
By Mr. GREEN, by request, [H. R. 348] to amend Section 1 of an act regulating weights and measures.
By Mr. ADAMS, by request, [H.R. 349] to restrain and modify the duties of Township Trustee.
By Mr. STUCKER [H. R 350] to repeal Section 4 and amend several Sections of the decedents' estates act.
By Mr. SMITH, of Perry [H. R. 351] to provide for the removal of mill dams.
By Mr. McCLELLAND, of Porter, [H. R. 352] to authorize Road Superintendents to pay certain claims out of the road fund.
By Mr. McCLELLAND, of Porter, [H. R, 353] to regulate the running of railway trains through cities and towns.
By Mr. FRAZER [H. R. 354] to amend Section 14 of the Common School law.
By Mr. MUTZ [H. R. 355] concerning licenses for menageries, circuses, operas and other public entertainments.
By Mr. MUTZ [H. R. 356] to amend Section 10 of an act concerning drainage.
By. Mr. HOLLER [H. R. 357] to repeal an act concerning taxation of land and other property within the corporate limits of cities and towns
By Mr. SMITH, of Tippecanoe, [H. R. 358] to provide for the examination of teachers of the State in industrial drawing
By M. PRUITT [H. R. 359] relating to the lighting of cities and towns with the electric light or other storms of light
By Mr PRUITT, by request, [H. R. 360] to legalize the acts of Notaries Public whose commissions have expired
By Mr. SCHLOSS [H. R. 361] to amend Section 241 of an act concerning public offenses and their punishment.
By Mr. CABBAGE [H. R. 362] to regulate the transmission of messages by telephone. [Prohibits the use of obscene language but one witness necessary to convict ]
By Mr. KIRKPATRICK [H. R 363] to legalize the incorporation of the town of Brookston, in White County.
The following described House bills were read the second time and severally referred to appropriate Committees unless otherwise stated:
Mr. Shively's [H. R. 248] to amend Section 64 of an act concerning proceedings in criminal cases, being Section 1,637 of the Revised Statutes of 881.
Mr. Wiley's[H. R. 249] in relation to petitions for rehearing in the Supreme Court. [It provides that in case of petitions to the Supreme Court for relieving the Judge giving the original decision shall not have any voice in deciding as to the granting of the petition.]
Mr. Heffren's [H. R. 250] to amend Sections 25 and 26 of an act concerning decedents' estates, being Sections 2.489 and 2,490 of the Code of 1881.
Mr. Heffren's [H. R 251] to amend Section 1 of an act in regard to foreign Insurance Companies. [It does not materially change the provisions of the present law, except as to the advertisements of the semi-annual statements of the several Companies. In regard to these statements it directs the State Auditor to have them published "in one leading daily newspaper having the largest general circulation in Marion County, provided that not more than 1 per square shall be paid for each of such publications, the expenses thereof to be paid by the Company."]
Mr. Heffren's [H. R. 252] in relation to the joining of fences, etc.
Mr. Heffren's [H. R. 253] to amend Section 93 of an act concerning proceedings in criminal cases, being Section 1,666 of the Revised Statutes of 1881.
Mr. Wiley's [H. R. 254] to amend Section 8 of an act establishing a State Board of Health, being Section 4,993 of the Revised Statutes of 1881.
Mr. Sterritt's [H. R. 255] to provide for the election and qualification of Justices of the Peace, etc.
Mr. Graham's [H. R. 256] to provide a fund for the permanent endowment of the State University [by the interest from non-negotiable bonds, similar to the school fund revenue system now in vogue. A tax of 2 per cent. on the $100 of valuation is to be levied, this and each year until 1889, and the proceeds from this are to go toward the payment of the interest bearing debt of the State. As a recompense for this, non-negotiable bonds, payable in fifty years at 5 per cent. interest, which shall go to the University, are to be issued to the amount of the debt that is paid off with each succeeding year. The Auditor of State is further authorized to loan the proceeds from this tax assessment, if it can not be made available in any other way, at 6 per cent. interest for the benefit of the University.]
Mr. Graham's [H. R. 257] to amend Section 2 911 of the Revised Statutes of 1881, concerning the issuing and taking up of tickets and coupons on tickets, etc.
Mr. Price's [H. R. 258] to amend Section 387 of the Revised Statutes of 1881, concerning proceedings in civil cases.
Mr. Robinson's [H. R. 259] to repeal all laws for the protection of English sparrows.
Mr. Robinson's [H. R. 260] concerning Grand and Petit Juries.
Mr. Stucker's [H. R. 261] to repeal Sections 1 to 15, inclusive, of an act establishing a State Board of Health, being Sections 4 986 to 5,000, inclusive, of the Revised Statutes of 1881
Mr. Woodling's [H. R 262] to repeal an act establishing a State Board of Health.
Mr. Mellett's [H. R. 263] to amend Sections 64, 75, 78, 89, 93 and 106, concerning proceedings in criminal cases.
Mr. Moody's [H. R. 264] to regulate the incorporation of the town of Garrett, DeKalb County.
Mr. Fisher's [H. R. 265] to amend Section 5,795 of the Revised Statutes of 1881, authorizing Boards doing county business to declare water courses navigable.
Mr. Huston'8 [H. R. 266] to amend Section 2 of an act to provide more effectually for the support and care of pauper children.
Mr. Heffren's [H. R. 267] to amend Section 49 of an act, being section 1,622 of the Revised Statutes
page: 156[View Page 156]of 1881, concerning proceedings in criminal cases.
Mr. Tuley's [H. R 268] to amend Section 251, being Section 6,519 of the Revised Statutes of 1881, concerning taxation.
Mr. Jewett's [H. R. 269] to amend Section 378. being Section 535 of the Revised Statutes of 1881, concerning proceedings io civil cases.
Mr. Genung's [H. R. 270] to legalize the incorporation of the town of Oakland, Gibson County.
Mr. Gilman's [H. R. 271] to quiet the title of land escheated in the State of Indiana.
Mr. Williams', of Knox, [H. R. 272] defining the offense of compelling or attempting to compel a person to marry, and fixing a penalty therefor.
Mr. Pettibone's [H. R. 273] to authorize the State of Indiana to issue 650 internal revenue improvement bonds of $1,000 each. [To provide for the issue of 610 bonds of $1,000 each, the money to be used in the drainage and reclamation of the Kankakee swamp lands. The bill provides for a State Board of Drainage, to consist of the Governor, the Attorney General and two competent persons to be appointed by the Governor-these persons to be residents or near the lands of the Kankakee Valley and interested in the drainage and reclamation of the same and providing the methods by which County Boards shall appraise and levy and collect the benefits for such improvements to repay the State for the money loaned.]
[This bill was made the special order for Wednesday next at 10 o'clock a. m.]
Mr. Whitsit's, by request, [H. R. 274] to amend Section 9, in relation to the laying out, widening and opening streets and highways. [Providing for the collection of unpaid assessments for street improvements.]
Mr. Whitsit's, by request, [H. R. 275] to regulate the indebtedness of cities having a population of over 16,000 inhabitants. [Authorizing the city of Indianapolis to impose an additional tax of not more than 10 cents on the 4100 for the purpose of establishing a sinking fund. The bill leaves the regular tax levy at the same amount as at present, 90 cents on the $100.]
Mr. Adam's [H. R. 276] to amend Section 10 of the Revised Statutes of 1881, concerning elections and the contest thereof.
Mr. Adam's [H. R. 277] to authorize Boards of County Commissioners to straighten and change the course of the channels of bodies of water, upon petition of persons living adjacent to such water course.
Mr. Stewart's [H. R. 278] to amend Sections 47 and 66 of the decedents' estate act, being Section 2,290 of the Revised Statutes of 1881.
Mr. Wilson's, of Marion, [H. R. 279] to amend Sections 4 and 7 of an act providing for the establishment of a State Bureau of Statistics-being Sections 5,720 and 5,722 of the Revised Statutes of 1881.
Mr. Smith's, of Perry, [H. R. 280] touching the duties of Township Trustee.
Mr. Williams', of Posey, [H. R. 281] concerning witnesses in certain criminal cases.
Mr. Shockney's [H. R. 282] requiring Judges of the Circuit, Criminal and Superior Courts to give Charges to Juries in writing.
Mr. Mutz's [H. R.283] to amend Sections 94, 95 and 164, and repeal Sections 157 and 158 of ta decedents'estates act.
Mr. Mutz's [H. R. 284] to repeal Section 4 and amend Sections 47, 66 and 16[5?] of an act for the settlement and distribution of decedents' estates.
Mr. Stephenson's [H. R. 285] fixing the time of holding Court in the Second Judicial Circuit.
Mr. Holler's [H. R. 286] to empower Manufacturing Companies to take and hold stock in corporations' furnishing water power.
Mr. Aiken's [H. R. 287] to amend Section 3 of an act concerning Grand and Petit Juries, being Section 1,387 of the Code of 1881.
Mr. Spain's [H. R. 288] to amend Section 1 of an act concerning taxation of property in cities and towns, being Section 3,261 of the Code of 1881.
Mr. Campbell's [H. R. 289] to amend Section 4 of an act concerning drainage of April 8, 1881.
Mr. Schloss's [H. R. 290] to repeal Section 105 of an act concerning taxation-being Section 6,373 of the Revised Statutes of 1881.
Mr. Schloss's [H. R. 291] for the relief of Lewis Calder.
Mr. Schloss's [H. R. 292] to provide for issuing bonds by boards of Commissioners in Counties to construct and repair Court Houses, Jails and other County buildings.
Mr. Shively's [H. R. 293] concerning Mutual Life Insurance Companies.
Mr. Heffren's [H. R. 294] to amend Section 115 of an act concerning public offenses-being Section 2,020 of the Revised Statutes of 1881.
Mr. Heffren's [H. R. 295] to amend Section 64 of an act concerning proceedings in criminal cases, being Section 1,637 of the Code of 1881.
Mr. Beeson's [H. R. 296] to regulate the presenting of claims to the General Assembly.
Mr. Green's [H. R. 297] to amend Section 8 of an act establishing a State Board of Health.
Mr. Gibson's [H. R. 298] to amend Section 214, being Section 6,485 of the Revised Statutes of 1881, concerning taxation.
Mr. Barr's [H. R. 299] compelling Railroad Companies to provide for the safety of persons and property in loading and unloading cars.
Mr. Bryant's [H. R. 300] defining the Twentieth Judicial Circuit, creating the Forty-third Judicial Circuit, fixing the time for holding Courts and providing for the appointment of a Judge and Prosecuting Attorney for the Forty-first Judicial Circuit.
Mr. MOODY offered a resolution that the vote of the House this forenoon authorizing the Speaker to appoint two additional members of the Committee on Fees and Salaries be reconsidered.
Mr. WILLIAMS, of Knox, moved to lay this I resolution on the table.
The yeas and nays were demanded by Mr. Williams, of Knox, and others. Pending which-
On motion by Mr. PETTIBONE, 300 copies of his bill [H. R. 273] to authorize the issuance of 650 internal revenue bonds $1,000 each to be used for draining the Kankakee region, were ordered printed it having heretofore been made the special order for Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
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text: 22 February 2005 archive Tweet See all show photos THE joke is on us next season as we attempt to head off to the office in one of Giorgio Armani's surreal ensembles comprising asymmetrical top hats, giant bloomers and structured jackets. The designer, who ended his show last night to the sounds of a man in fits of laughter, presented look after look of witty couture - many were cute and quirky, but the occasional outfit was a little too nutty for the conservative Armani woman. Classic black suits were given a twist with off-the-shoulder jackets nipped in at the waist and balloon-shaped skirts, carrying summer's love for greater volume into the colder months. Coats took inspiration from Fifties cocktail dresses with their cinched waists and flared hems, but were updated with oversized collars. And then came the bloomers. Black satin rompers appeared under practically every kind of top - from zebra-striped furs and black and white floral jackets to dainty lace evening tops and tummy-baring boleros, begging the question: will this look take off? Take off the runway, maybe, thanks to the sheer volume of the pants, but there is no doubt that Armani still managed to inject even this humorous concoction with his own brand of elegance. For evening, fans of Audrey Hepburn will be happy to know that the little black dress is back in a big way, with strapless and sequinned versions effortlessly skimming the knees. Continuing his recent love affair with surrealism, Armani splattered many of his gowns with swirly, colourful prints that would have made masters Jean Cocteau and Salvador Dali proud. In other words, a fun, flamboyant and frivolous presentation from the man who seems to be taking bigger fashion risks as the years go on. (February 22 2005, PM) Continue reading Back to top


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