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The major figure in reviving old enameling techniques in England was Alexander Fisher (1864-1936), who trained as a silversmith until inspired by French artisan Louis Dalpayrat with whom he studied. Fisher was an influential teacher and author on enameling, and his pieces are generally associated with the Arts & Crafts movement. He contributed to the art magazines of the time, such as Studio. He published his book in 1906: The Art of Enamelling upon Metal: with a Short Appendix Concerning Miniature Painting on Enamel; it’s available online at archive.org/details/artofenamellingu00fishuoft
His major work was a series of enameled plaques showing scenes from the operas of Richard Wagner. The plaque with two scenes from Tristan and Isolde dates from 1896 and is made of nickel silver, enamel and opals. An 1898 plaque with three figures is made of enamel and silver. Both are on display at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond
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Earth Day - Please Respect Ernie's Space -- by picking up your trash, cups, fishing line, fishing hooks, plastic bags, water bottles, left over whatever it might be. Ernie and his friends are too beautiful to swim in your trash.
Photo enhanced by Ernie and HDR :-)
Still time to join the We Love Ernie Club
Another successful trip to Dean Mason's Windows on Wildlife hide and a lovely hour spent photographing these super cute harvest mice!
Please note these are captive breed but Dean has a huge respect for his mice.
Historical reenactment of a battle between Ancient Romans and Gauls.
(conceived, organized and played by Gruppo Storico Romano: www.gsr-roma.com/)
This is the second one of a series of captures related to a reeactment, which took place yesterday in Rome (at Circus Maximus). Once in a while, I will post some of them.
Circus Maximus, Rome
October 2010
Eamon picks up the crows, one by one, his touch gentle to the last. He places them side by side in the impromptu grave he's made. He murmurs St. Francis' prayer. "Heavenly Father, ye created the world to serve our needs and to lead us to ye. By our own fault we have lost the beautiful relationship which we once had with all your creation... Help us to see that by restoring our relationship with ye, we will also restore it with all your creation. Give us the grace to see all animals as gifts from ye, and to treat them with respect... " His jaw clenches. "For they are Your creation." He puts the last in the grave, then unbuttons his coat and pulls out a clean handkerchief. Unfolded, it's just large enough to cover all six birds in a sort of shroud.
Mural by Charles "Chazz" Miller aka @chazzoriginalart for "Murals in the Market" seen in the Eastern Market area of Detroit, Michigan.
"Respect" is a song written and originally recorded by American soul singer Otis Redding. In 1967, fellow soul singer Aretha Franklin covered and rearranged "Respect", resulting in a bigger hit and it became her signature song. --Wikipedia
Drone photo by James aka Urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
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He was a well loved and highly respected king when alive “in body”.
So, to honor him, his people buried his body without his head in a hidden sacred location, known only to the high priests and priestesses, where the high noon day sun would shine brightly on his buried remains.
They, with great reverence, had carefully removed his head prior to burial preparation and burial using a sacred and secret process to shrink it. Then, it was charred to prevent deterioration.
Before their king’s head was removed, a lock of his golden blond hair was cut off and preserved to mount on the shrunken head. The rest of his hair was buried with the body.
Removing a head, shrinking it, and charring it are part of a holy and delicate process and ceremony. Therefore, this all had to be done by the high priests and priestesses.
Once the head was ready, it was mounted and adorned. On the front of the head’s mount was placed a hand hammered gold breast plate and a gold ball to represent the sun.
You see, these people believe that when a King dies, his spirit reunites with the Sun and his energy and the energy of all the kings before and after him fuel the Sun’s heat and light and prevented it from burning out.
Please respect everyone and everything that we share this planet with....It belongs to all living creatures big & small...Damage to our environment hurts everyone ~
47776 'Respected' is captured at Hunt's Lock, along the Weaver navigation at Northwich working 5K44 Manchester Piccadilly - Crewe empty coaching stock which, instead of working direct to Crewe took a round about route via the Mid Cheshire line and reversal at Chester. I can only think to maintain driver route knowledge?
Tug 'Clifton', operated by KD Marine UK and was working on the river with hopper barges Halton & Sutton. One of which can just about be seen in the big lock behind.
HPD851
Chevrolet Impala 9C1 package (Eighth Generation Impala marked police package)
Honolulu Police
Wikiki Police Station, Oahu, Hawaii, USA
13/11/2006
Just as a side note, this is the only non Ford Police vehicle I have spotted in the state of Hawaii in nearly 20 years of regular travel there.
Thank you for your service.
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I am All about the mutual respect of man and beast.... this fellow was a surprise in a mod that I recently added, seemingly friendly even at close range.. so in game there was a sighing serenity of " shared space".
Hong Kong's skyscrapers. IFC and ICC sit on the opposite end. The Central Plaza, Times Square and Central Skyscrapers are visible as well.
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I was so happy when the bird flew by while I was shooting these pictures.
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Mañana 10 de Noviembre de 2007 me voy a Brasil!!!! Os leo a la vuelta :)
He decidido subir esta foto que realicé hace tiempo porque me ha entrado la morriña.. creo que deberíais leer mi blog para evitar que os suceda lo que me ocurrió a mi....