portraits by john singleton . as he looked around the room, you can think back to the words of john adams, who said, when you see his portrait, you just want to discourse with them, as the questions, and receive answers. men show you of these substantial, realistic figures. you have a sense that they have in auccessful lives, and good place. his paintings of women are sometimes so ravishingly beautiful in their attention to fabric, texture, and the beauty this portrait. this was painted in 1763. look at the beauty of the fabric, the garlands of flowers, the lace leaves on her dress. you can see his training in fine details. there is an interesting story to this woman. veryas married to a very, wealthy man from the stripping shipping industry. they had a home in newport. he was very active in political affairs. in 1763, he would have accumulated so much wealth that they retired to their country estate in new hampshire, where there were 70 acres, of 11 of to greenhouses and f
Night owls are flocking to St. Joseph Grade School … along with bats, raccoons, spiders and more. The kindergarten nocturnal animals unit is about to culminate with a Halloween party