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Embraer ERJ-170-200LR c/n 170-00153 LOT Polish Airlines
Amsterdam/Schiphol 2010-07-18
© Berend de Vries
GLAD IS THE DAY #6
2022/08/28
Cristina Enea Lorategia
Argazkilaria: Iñaki Rubio
Antolatzailea: Donostia Kultura
Between the wish and the thing, life lies waiting --Proverb
There's more on my blog at impressions.nzlee.com/2010/07/between-the-wish-and-the-th...
Great to finally show the 3 double page spreads I worked on for Little White Lies issue #61 featuring Guillermo Del Toro’s latest film, Crimson Peak.
It’s available to buy online and in newsagents now.
The first page is also currently being used on Wetransfer, check it out and see if you can spot it!
GLAD IS THE DAY #6
2022/08/28
Cristina Enea Lorategia
Argazkilaria: Iñaki Rubio
Antolatzailea: Donostia Kultura
Picture from one of the old abandoned buildings at old Lier Mental Hospital. The buildings has been empty since 1986, but the "feel" there is quite creepy..
GLAD IS THE DAY #6
2022/08/28
Cristina Enea Lorategia
Argazkilaria: Iñaki Rubio
Antolatzailea: Donostia Kultura
Canon AE-1 28mm lens, Ilford Delta400 film.
First prints with new darkroom equipment. Opemus 4 with Schneider Kreuznach 50mm and 80mm lenses. 17 Euro in the 2nd hand shop!
Station Lier met dieseltractie.
Lier is a Belgian city located in the province of Antwerp. The city is said to have been founded in the 11th century. In 1212, the Duke of Brabant Henri I granted an urban charter to the inhabitants. The fourteenth century was a period of prosperity for the city: construction of a cloth hall in 1367, a belfry in 1369 and a second rampart in 1389. The prosperity of the city was based on the drapery industry and on the existence of a cattle market, which had been granted to it by the Dukes of Brabant.
The Town Hall
The Town Hall dominates the market square. It’s the former clothmakers’ hall. In the 15th century the clothmakers’ hall was transferred to the Vleeshuis (Butchers’ Hall). In 1740 architect Jan Pieter van Bauerscheit the Younger substantially renovated the building, converting it into Brabant rococo style. It was designed as a large mansion adjacent to the Gothic Belfry.
Restoration of paintings, sculptures and art objects. Fine Art Conservation since 2002. In Wervik, hidden between the greenery, lies the studio where FrederikCnockaert restores artworks. It is a large building with plenty of light and space to freshen up, restore or conserve the various types of artworks he receives. Cnockaert learnt the trade at specialised schools and gained an impressive amount of work experience at importantmuseums in Flemish cities famous for their art. The most beautiful piece he has ever been allowed to restore was a painting by Theodoor van Loon, a contemporary of Rubens.Restoring artworks requires knowledge of all types of painting techniques and materials, and the experience to be able to repair the damage flawlessly. Frederik Cnockaert has both. At the Higher Institute for Fine Arts Saint-Luke's in Ghent, he got his degree in Monumental Fine Arts. He went on to receive a postgraduate in conservation and restoration of artefacts at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, also in Ghent. At the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, he perfected his gold leaf techniques and mastered restoring polychromy on statues. With his studies, Cnockaert could have also become a fine arts painter. But it doesn't appeal to him, it isn't his calling. Restoring is. After his studies, he restored paintings for the Museum of Fine Arts and the Museum of Industrial Archaeology and Textiles (MIAT) in Ghent. He went on to work in museums in Antwerp and in Bruges, he was the conservator-restorer for several historical city museums, such as the Groenige Museum, the Gruuthuse Museum and many others, for eight years. The time was right In 2002, he established himself in Wervik as an independent restorer, with his company Kunst En Restauratie ATelier (Art and Restoration Studio), shortened to Kerat. “ All artwork deserves the same professional approach, no matter how famous.” ART experts You can see more on www.kerat.be www.art-restaurateur.fr When questions, contact us..
This is usually true. However in this situation the cake most definately wasn't a lie. It was a giant cupcake that stood a whopping 30cm tall and was just as wide.
It's also worth noting it was quite delicious, and could probably take over the world if it was teamed up with cookies and cream ice cream :)