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Orientation Programme 2019, 2nd semester Welcome Session to New Exchange Students at ISCTE-IUL, on the 30th of january 2019.
Fotografia de Hugo Alexandre Cruz.
RF780.69 HC 38
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Cover of Programme officiel des Ballets Russes : théâtre de l'Opéra, Mai-Juin 1920. Collection of the Research Library, National Gallery of Australia.
Cover illustration features costume designs by José-Maria Sert for l'Astuce féminine.
As in previous years, the Trade Facilitation Programme (TFP) of the EBRD invited its
members and everyone interested in the topic of international and intra-regional trade finance banking to attend the annual TFP event within the framework of the Annual Meeting. TFP currently includes over 100 Issuing Banks in the EBRD region and more than 800 Confirming Banks worldwide. In the last two years, the Programme provided essential support to its members and secured substantial flows of trade finance transactions under crisis-ridden market conditions. This year’s one-day event organised in a conference format offered a unique opportunity to share contemporary trade finance banking expertise including trends, specifics, and intricacies through presentations by professional trade finance bankers and specialists. The event also provided the stage for signing agreements with banks that have recently joined and hosted an award ceremony for the most active TFP banks of 2011
2018 FIA International Stewards Programme at Geneva, February 8 to 11 - Photo Gregory Lenormand / DPPI
The morning visit to Gainsborough's House on Gainsborough Street in Sudbury.
Thomas Gainsborough the painter was born in this house now a museum / art gallery. The museum will close in Autumn 2019 until 2021 for a refurbishment programme.
Thomas Gainsborough (1727-88) was born in Sudbury and was baptized at the Independent Meeting-House in Friars Street on 14 May 1727, the fifth son and ninth child of John and Mary Gainsborough and in 1958 Gainsborough’s House Society was formed to purchase the house and establish it as a centre for Thomas Gainsborough. The Museum opened to the public in 1961 and has remained open ever since, operating as an independent charitable trust. The beautiful garden is at the heart of Gainsborough’s House. It is maintained by a devoted body of volunteers who cultivate exclusively plants that were available in Gainsborough’s lifetime.
Gainsborough's House is the birthplace of the leading English painter Thomas Gainsborough. It is now a museum and gallery, located at 46 Gainsborough Street in Sudbury, Suffolk, England. Some of the pictures on display have been acquired with the help of the Art Fund.
The house is now 46 Gainsborough Street and dates back to around 1520. Thomas Gainsborough's parents, John and Mary Gainsborough, probably moved here in 1722 and the artist Thomas Gainsborough was born five years later. Thomas Gainsborough, the youngest of John and Mary's nine children, lived in the house and attended Sudbury Grammar School. At 13 he went to London to further his studies training with the French painter and illustrator, Hubert-Francois Gravelot.
The house remained as a private residence until 1920, after which time it had various functions including a guest house and antique shop. In 1958, Gainsborough's House Society was formed to purchase the house and establish it as a museum and monument to Thomas Gainsborough. The museum opened to the public in 1961.
Grade I Listed Building
The life & art of Thomas Gainsborough
Architect's Model
The new building of Gainsborough's House for the Capital Project. Gainsborough's House will be closed from Autumn 2019 until Summer 2021. But an information point will be open at 47 Gainsborough Street.
In August 2014, the ISU hosted the UN Disarmament Fellowship Programme.
Please courtesy the photos to the: Convention's ISU
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The welcome session of the Orientation Programme Exchange International Students, 2nd semester took place at Iscte on February 8th, 2022.
10:00 am Welcome and Information Session (Sala de Atos, Reitoria)
10:00 am Welcome by the Vice-rector for Internationalization, Professor Maria das Dores Guerreiro
10:10 am Welcome by the Director of the Center for International Studies (CEI-IUL)
Professor LuÃs Nuno Rodrigues
10:20 am Welcome by the Head of International Relations Office – Francisco Nunes
10:30 am Campus Tour, Joana Jordão
12:00 pm Lunch break (Praça Central)
03:00 pm Lisbon guided walking tours
Guided walking tour to Alfama & Castle
Fotografia de Hugo Alexandre Cruz
Audiance in Rahmani 30 programme after IIT-JEE result 2010 at Anjuman Islamia Hall, Patna
[Photo by Mudassir Rizwan]
First day of the International Advocacy Programme (IAP) Global Convening
28 June 2018 | Brooklyn Public Library, New York, USA
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This Programme problaby means nothing to alot of people on here,but this is the year that two AC Cobras were entered into the 24 hour race. The cars were invoiced to Carroll Shelby,one was entered by AC the other car entered by Carroll Shelby.
Shelby sent two 289 engines over to AC for the cars, the AC entry had a less tuned engine,as Shelby did not want the car entered by him to be beaten !! The American car blew up in the tenth hour of the race,while the AC entry went on to come home in seventh place, beaten by six Ferraris !! The AC entered car was run with a standard 289 engine.
In August 2014, the ISU hosted the UN Disarmament Fellowship Programme.
Please courtesy the photos to the: Convention's ISU
For more information on the Convention, please visit:
Following the end of the conflict, Chamberlain and Mary undertook an extended tour of South Africa in an attempt to unite the British Empire, stopping at Cairo, Mombasa, and Zanzibar on the voyage. There was great interest in Chamberlain’s trip, both at home and abroad. He was given a banquet at Birmingham Town Hall followed by a torch-lit procession to his home before his departure, and was warmly received by British settlers in South Africa. He also met Boer leaders and urged reconciliation between the two communities.
These lavishly illustrated programmes produced in South Africa provide information about Chamberlain’s itinerary and suggest that he was seen as an important visitor.
Reference: C7/1/24