Latest Breaking News On - வில்லியம் ஹோகார்ட் - Page 9 : comparemela.com

How I found potential lost works of the great British painter William Hogarth – new research

On the banks of River Kennett, Wiltshire, sits an Elizabethan country house. You might know Littlecote if you enjoy fly fishing or, if you’re interested in civil war re-enactments – it possesses a unique Cromwellian Chapel and an outstanding Roundhead armoury. Above all, however, Littlecote is known for the many mysteries that shroud it: colourful ghost sightings, a cursed elm tree, tales of tragedies and many puzzling local legends inflect its knotty history. One such legend, that of Littlecote’s Dutch parlour, is widely considered true. The ceiling and wood-panelled walls of this room are covered in paintings believed to be the work of Dutch sailors, captured and held at Littlecote during the second Anglo-Dutch war (1665-67).

United kingdom generalUnited kingdomGlasgow cityNew south walesRiver kennetCity ofJohn pophamElizabeth einbergBasil montaguWalter scottThomas fermorAlfred henry malanSamuel butlerLittlecote hudibrasMark llewellyn alamyElizabeth popham

at home: Artists in Conversation | Cecily Brown

at home: Artists in Conversation Join us for lively and inspiring conversations with some of today’s most notable artists. at home: Artists in Conversation brings together curators and artists to discuss various artistic practices and insights into their work. About Cecily Brown Brown is a British artist and graduate of the Slade School of Art who has lived and worked in New York since the 1990s. She is a leading contemporary painter whose work combines abstraction and figuration, transcending classical notions of genre and narrative by drawing on a wide range of art historical references. Inspired by the fantastical visual worlds of Hieronymus Bosch and Francisco Goya, the organizational principles of William Hogarth, and the gestural expressionism of Willem de Kooning, Brown creates energetic and atmospheric canvases that swirl with fragmented bodies.

New yorkUnited statesUnited kingdomWhitney museum of american artHieronymus boschFrancisco goyaCecily brownWilliam hogarthFrancine proseLouisiana museum of modern artFund for british artSolomonr guggenheim museumSlade school of artAbout cecilySlade schoolWillem de kooning

Another Bite at the Apple: Isaac Newton s Time as a Man of Politics and Economics

<p>Isaac Newton's life has been retold according to the values of successive historians. Until now, most have shied away from Newton's second career at the Royal Mint, during which he was part of the growth of a British prosperity that was rooted in colonialism and slavery. </p>

United kingdomSouth seaBrunei generalUnited statesCity ofGreat britainJohn maynard keynesJames thornhillRichard westfallIsaac newtonWilliam hogarthIndian emperorTrinity college cambridgeSir james thornhillWestminster abbeySecond world

Morning mail: India s Covid toll soars, snap flight ban attacked, EV battery swap scheme

Morning mail: India s Covid toll soars, snap flight ban attacked, EV battery swap scheme
msn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from msn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

United statesUnited arab emiratesFrance generalUnited kingdomNew delhiSouth africaSouth australiaGreat barrier reefCity ofAustralian capital territoryNew south walesHarry kaneBarnaby joyceCameron wilsonBuzz aldrinRobert pether

The Duchess Countess review: Catherine Ostler does a good job

Rating: In 1776, Elizabeth Chudleigh, former royal lady-in-waiting and dedicated party girl, found herself fighting for her freedom and reputation in front of the House of Lords. She had been summoned to defend herself against the charge of bigamy. Dressed for drama, and modelling her look on that of the tragic Mary Queen of Scots two centuries earlier, ‘the Duchess Countess’ as she was popularly known, played the role of tragic heroine to perfection. Tickets for the court went on sale, and the newspapers devoted more column inches to the scandal than to the on-going American war of independence. In 1776, Elizabeth Chudleigh (above), former royal lady-in-waiting and dedicated party girl, found herself fighting for her freedom and reputation in front of the House of Lords

City ofUnited kingdomUnited statesDon ardenGraeme thomsonElizabeth chudleighDavid bowieJerry shirleySteve marriottTony robinsonMary queenCatherine ostlerSimon spenceSimon schusterLionel bart oliverKeith richards