This exhibition draws together a selection made by Ineke Huysman of the different types of letter sent and received by six of the Dutch and Frisian stadtholders' wives in the years between 1605 and 1726. Though this was a small proportion, it made me think that exhibitions still contextualise female artists in relation to the men they knew, and wonder whether this narrative can ever change. Take care to consult the URL of the post/article you wish to cite, especially if you are using RSS, caches, and readers as every entry is subject to UPDATING at any time. The aims of The Royal Collection Trust are the care and conservation of the Royal Collection, and the promotion of access and enjoyment through exhibitions, publications, loans and educational activities.

Personal stories of Ukrainian heroes: those who survived, who fought, who saved and saved themselves. In June 1918 Private Charlie Cole wrote to his wife: "I am longing for the time to come to see you all once again … I shall be glad to get home to have a nice meal with you again. Hilda’s assured early Self-Portrait (Tate), Spencer’s masterly portrait of Patricia (Southampton City Art Gallery) and a little known Self-Portrait of Patricia’s love Dorothy Hepworth bring together powerful images to tell the story of this complicated trio.No missing or damaged pages, no creases or tears, no underlining or highlighting of text, and no writing in the margins.

An exhibition of early colonial portraits titled HUSBANDS and WIVES has recently opened at the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra Australia. He also noted that the exposition was especially relevant during the period of a special military operation. These products will reinterpret the tower within the area, whilst also investigating the origins of local products found in the market.Nevin's stereographs and portraits are held in public and private collections in Australia, New Zealand, the USA, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Denmark, France and Switzerland. Across more than two centuries – from the mid-18th century to an army wife currently living at Catterick garrison – Parton found common themes, above all a yearning for the time when the family will be together again. The author of the idea, Yekaterina Kolotovkina, Head of the Women's Council of the 2nd Guards Combined Arms Red Banner Army of the Central Military District and Director for the Development of the Public Cultural and Social Foundation for Supporting Military Personnel and Their Families Zvezda and Lira at the Voroshilov House of Officers of the Samara Garrison, as well as project participants attended the opening of the exhibition and other guests of honor. The event has been organized by the Presidential Library, the Foundation for Social Initiatives Peaceful People ( Mirnye Liudi) and the public organization Inhabitants of besieged Leningrad with the support of the Public Chamber of St. Nineteen years ago (before 2005 actually) we started blogging about Tasmanian photographer Thomas J.

Our great social task is to learn to hear and support people who have lost loved ones,” says the editor-in-chief of the Memorial, Anastasia Abramets.The exhibition will feature a wide range of media, from historic paintings by the great Hans Holbein to contemporary photography by Hiroshi Sugimoto. The Gallery houses a collection of over 600 works rich in European masterpieces including Rembrandt, Gainsborough, Canaletto and Poussin. Nevin began an apprenticeship with Bock in early 1863 and succeeded to the business on Alfred Bock's sudden departure (due to insolvency) to Victoria in 1867. The Stanley Spencer Gallery in Cookham is delighted to announce that it is to reopen on May 17th 2021 at 10. In November 1943 Jean Leonard wrote to her husband Ivor, stationed in Burma: "It is so grand to be able to look forward to the lovely future, I do hope that this old war will soon be over and that you will soon be home," signing off with 37 kisses.

It has not only boosted my confidence, but it has also allowed me to feel more connected to the community around me.The publication in EMLO of the correspondences of the wives of six seventeenth-century stadtholders offers an unprecedented opportunity to analyse female power and influence in the political circles of the Dutch Republic at the Orange and Stuart courts in The Hague and their counterpart at the Frisian court in Leeuwarden. In June 1944 Major Anthony Ryshworth-Hill wrote from north Africa to Valerie Erskine Howe, who was on Salisbury Plain in the Auxiliary Territorial Service: "Valerie, shall we become engaged in a sort of distant way so that we are sort of linked together until we next meet? Photograph: Stephen Chung/Alamy View image in fullscreen Context is key … does it matter that Lee Krasner (featured in the Action, Gesture, Paint show at the Whitechapel) was married to Jackson Pollock? It’s rare that all-women exhibitions are even staged, especially after centuries of all-male shows that are never flagged as such. His wife wrote: "He has grown and got on well lately, we have measured the coffin it is 47 inches long so that will tell you how tall he had got.