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Manet never painted Rrose.
Édouard Manet suffered from advanced syphilis, which caused severe health problems, particularly in the last decade of his life. The disease led to painful neurological complications like tabes dorsalis (locomotor ataxia), resulting in progressive paralysis, difficulty walking, and excruciating pain. His condition ultimately required the amputation of his left foot in 1883 and led to his death shortly after.
Neurological impact: Manet experienced symptoms consistent with tabes dorsalis, a neurological complication of tertiary syphilis. These included severe shooting pains in his legs and difficulty coordinating muscle groups, leading to an unsteady gait.
Progression of illness: His health deteriorated in his mid-forties, with the ataxia becoming increasingly severe, leaving him "almost glued to his chair" by 1882.
Treatments: Manet underwent various treatments, such as hydrotherapy and spa cures, and was given drugs like mercury, bromides, and laudanum. These were largely ineffective for his underlying condition.
Final years: In 1883, gangrene set in, and his left foot was amputated. He died 11 days later from complications related to his illness.
Artistic influence: Despite his physical decline, Manet continued to work. Some art historians suggest his illness may have influenced his later, looser brushwork and style.
This is part of what I want to write and make images about. What happens when a disease, or any force, seeks to express itself through its host, might we end up with a museum full of Manets, or a book called 'Finnegans Wake', even?
Both, of course, adding profound value to the description of their time. What drives these wondrous outbursts? Are the 'inconveniences' worth the price of admission?
I know what I think.
We get very little snow in NC. I often forget to set my camera to the "little snow man" before I go out shooting. And y'all wonder how I achieve such professional results!
Heureka, nun ist es im Handel!
Schaut mal rein bei Interesse, ob das für Euch hilfreich sein könnte. Hier findet sich das Inhaltsverzeichnis und ein paar Beispielkapitel:
www.dpunkt.de/buecher/13307/9783864906275-advanced-photos...
For some reason this cart is being used for garbage, it should be used for recycling.
Advanced Disposal Of Muskego, WI
C-47 "Drag 'em oot" taking off in the background while a pair of P-51 Mustangs sit waiting for their next mission from an Advanced Landing Ground in Europe during WW2.
This shot was taken at The Victory Show 2019, held at Cosby.
Advanced Disposal of Rochester, MN, ex-Veolia ES recycle Cascade and ex-Superior Rehrig.
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBYhQnjyrWo
She was sent out to take a look into the dark auras located in the cemetery. Entering through the dilapidated fence gates, the pressure was immediate. This place was definitely eerie, but not just in a metaphysical way, it was definitely... manifesting!
A zombie had appeared. "This is going to be a pain." as she rolled her eyes, accompanied by a disappointing sigh, dusted off her tome, and began chanting the incantation. An irregular magic binding circle illuminates the ground, the zombie is locked in the area. More groans, moans, and grunts echo the tenebrous field.
"So annoying, I am so not in the mood to deal with this, bye!". She writes down some words on a sticky note, sticks it to the wall, and she casually walks out the gates, as the population of undead grow behind her. The note reads: "Beware of people with skin issues.".
♥Thanks to Aiden for allowing me to use his land♥
Advanced Fire & Rescue Service
Station - Valencia
Shop #: n/a | Job #: J-73816
1979 Seagrave WB-25068
1500/750
Greek Special Forces group 'Alpha' raided major Turkish cities today. A small detachment discovered advanced weaponry and bio-weapons in a secret laboratory deep underground. Anthypolochagos (Second Lieutenant) Alexander Chaconas said this: "It was both fortunate and unfortunate that we stumbled upon this lab, for we now realize that the world is not what we thought it was. This place, and others like it, must be destroyed along with their rulers."
LMG
Advanced Fire & Rescue Service
Station - Valencia
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2007 Chevrolet 2500 HD/AFRS
90/250-F500
Amkus Jaws, Spreaders & HD Cutters
This is one of those builds where I like some individual bits, but not the entire thing. Still, I thought that this could be worthy of a post, so there you go.
The part sticking out of the windscreen is 30602, for the sake of greebling. Not much else to say here to be honest...
Residential set-out by an Advanced Disposal customer. The Rehrig on the left is likely an old ONYX trash cart, while the Cascade on the right is Veolia ES single-sort recycle.
Please Note: This and other photos taken during this time were all obtained while following local social distancing guidelines and practicing other precautions against the spread of the virus.
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Uncommon on the Coastal Plain the Golden-winged Skimmer looks nearly identical to the Needham's Skimmer. A nice find on our "Advanced Dragonfly Studies" field trip. Having an expert teacher to identify every sighting of the day was wonderful :)
very pleased to blow my trumpet about being interviewed by Advanced photographer magazine June issue, the piece is on Urban life with images that I have taken in London, detailing a potted photographic history about me my family and how I visualise and come to process my shots, I,m really pleased with how the article came out, the reproduction of the images and more than chuffed to have been able to contribute 8 pages.
many thanks to Will Cheung and Lynne Maxwell for their interest......with special thanks also to Matty.
I was offered the opportunity to write a tutorial for Advanced Photoshop magazine back in January... at last it's been published.
The tutorial uses my WLTBâ„¢ urban flat shot to educate and inspire fellow Photoshop users into generating their very own architectural abstract images.
It's quite complicated... so don't say I didn't warn you :-)
ON SALE NOW :-D