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Farnsworth Friends acquire painting by Richard Estes
Newspaper article from: Portland Press Herald (Maine)
; ...Farnsworth Friends acquire painting by Richard Estes Byline: Compiled by Bob Keyes...Farnsworth Collection has purchased the Richard Estes painting "Forest Scene" for...Caption: "Forest Scene" by Richard Estes has been purchased by the Friends...
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SCRATCHING THE SURFACE Noted scholar changes focus from 19th century to contemporary art with landmark essays on his Maine neighbor Richard Estes
Newspaper article from: Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME
; ...muscular new art book "Richard Estes." Estes, a Northeast...Northeast Harbor home. "Richard had been pigeonholed...landmark essays on Estes. Something to be...a luminist. With Richard, photorealism is...your book, you call Estes a "New York painter...
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Richard Estes.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Reference & Research Book News
; 0847828077 Richard Estes. Wilmerding, John. Rizzoli Intl. Pub...best known for his views of New York, Estes has painted scenes of the places he...5x12.75"), this volume surveys Estes' entire oeuvre, accompanied by a full...
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Richard Estes's "Waverly Place ...
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; Richard Estes's "Waverly Place" (1980) is often called, misleadingly, a photorealist...Up close you see the fine and careful movements of his brush. -- Paul Richard "Waverly Place," a gift from Joseph H. Hirshhorn, is in the Hirshhorn...
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Richard Estes
Magazine article from: Artforum
; ...It used to seem obvious that the Photorealist work of Richard Estes (boni 1932) was in tune with the major artistic currents...painting such as Telephone Booths, 1968. But our sense of Estes's affinity with these movements was doubtless mistaken...
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Entrevista / Richard J. Estes / Vinculan globalizacion con prostitucion infantil.(Nacional)
Newspaper article from: Reforma (México D.F., México)
; ...globalizacion facilito de manera considerable el trafico infantil con fines de comercio sexual y prostitucion, aseguro Richard J. Estes, coordinador del area de Desarrollo Social y Economico de la Universidad de Pennsylvania. Esto es patente, acoto...
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Estes, Richard
Newspaper article from: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Estes, Richard Friday, June 20, 2003 Estes, Richard Age 89 years. June 17, 2003. Entrusted to: LEON L. WILLIAMSON FUNERAL HOME 2157 N. 12th St (414)374-1812
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OBITUARIES.(St. Charles County Post)(Obituary\Walter W. Adams, Clarence Oscar Reinwald, Robert E. Brown, Alancrawford, Wilbur Gerald Crocker, Joan M. Welz, Richard L. Emery, Williamh. Steimel Sr., Jeanna Marie Estes, Barbara A. Boswell, Henry W. Kuna,Marilyn Clare Poirier, Esther W. Prigge, Hubert F. Stewart, June L.Meyer)(Obituary)
Newspaper article from: St Louis Post-Dispatch (MO)
; ...and Barbara A. Gray of Burke, Va.; two sons, Richard J. Welz Jr. of St. Charles and Dan J. Welz of...620 Jefferson Street, St. Charles, Mo. 63301. Richard L. Emery Richard L. Emery, 62, of O'Fallon, died Saturday...
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BUSH SWEEPS PAST DOLE IN N.H.; DUKAKIS COASTS TO DEMOCRATIC WIN SWEPT TO VICTORY YESTERDAY IN THE NEW HAMPSHIRE PRIMARY, SETTING THE STAGE FOR A STERNER TEST OF HIS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDACY IN THE SOUTH THREE WEEKS FROM NOW. IN THE ALL-IMPORTANT BATTLE FOR SECOND PLACE, REP. RICHARD A. GEPHARDT SOLD HIS MESSAGE OF ANTIESTABLISHMENT CHANGE TO ENOUGH VOTERS TO BEAT THE LIBERAL SEN. PAUL SIMON OF ILLINOIS, THEREBY THREATENING SIMON'S ABILITY TO RAISE ENOUGH MONEY TO REMAIN A CREDIBLE CANDIDATE. IN THE REST OF THE FIELD, REV. JESSE JACKSON WAS JUST AHEAD OF SEN. ALBERT GORE JR. OF TENNESSEE IN A CLOSE FIGHT FOR FOURTH PLACE.THESE TWO ARE EXPECTED TO BE IN THE THICK OF THE BATTLE WITH DUKAKIS AND GEPHARDT OVER THE NEXT 20 DAYS LEADING UP TO SUPER TUESDAY, MARCH 8, WHEN 20 STATES WILL HOLD PRIMARIES AND CAUCUSES. TRAILING AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PACK WERE FORMER GOV. BRUCE BABBITT OF ARIZONA, WHOSE CANDIDACY NOW APPEARS TO BE AT AN END, AND FORMER SEN. GARY HART OF COLORADO, WHO HAD WON THE PRIMARY IN A STUNNING UPSET FOUR YEARS AGO, BUT HAS NOW BEEN CRUSHED BOTH IN IOWA AND HERE. ONCE AGAIN, HOWEVER, HE VOWED TO KEEP CAMPAIGNING. WITH 94 PERCENT OF THE PRECINCTS HAVING REPORTED, DUKAKIS' VICTORY MARGIN WAS A SOLID 16 PERCENTAGE POINTS OVER GEPHARDT. THIS ECLIPSED THE RECORD FOR A SERIOUSLY CONTESTED RACE, AN 11-POINT MARGIN IN A HOTLY CONTESTED NEW HAMPSHIRE PRIMARY THAT ESTES KEFAUVER WON OVER HARRY TRUMAN IN 1952. AS THE FINAL RETURNS BEGAN COMING IN, DUKAKIS WAS AHEAD BY 36 PERCENT TO 20 PERCENT OVER GEPHARDT, WITH SIMON GETTING ROUGHLY 17 PERCENT. THE TURNOUT, PERHAPS INFLUENCED BY SO MANY PREDICTIONS OF A DUKAKIS VICTORY, APPEARED LIKELY TO FALL BELOW THE 100,000 PEOPLE WHO VOTED FOUR YEARS AGO. IN THIS OLD CITY, TURNOUT WAS THE LOWEST FOR A DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY IN 20 YEARS. GEPHARDT HELD DUKAKIS TO A SMALL MARGIN OF 29 PERCENT TO 24 PERCENT IN THE MANCHESTER AREA, A HOTBED OF ANTI-DEMOCRATIC SENTIMENT WHERE THE RIGHT-WING UNION LEADER HAS LONG ASSAILED THE NEIGHBORING GOVERNOR. IN EVERY OTHER SECTION OF THE STATE, HOWEVER, DUKAKIS WAS WINNING WITH NEARLY A 40 PERCENT PLURALITY. ''I ALWAYS WANTED TO BE AN OLYMPIC CHAMPION. THANKS TO YOU I HAVE MADE IT,'' SAID THE VICTOR AS HIS WIFE, KITTY, DRAPED A REPLICA OF AN OLYMPIC GOLD MEDAL AROUND HIS NECK. ''LAST WEEK IN IOWA, OUR MESSAGE STARTED TO SHINE THROUGH AND WE WON THE BRONZE,'' HE SAID. ''TONIGHT HERE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE OUR MESSAGE CAME THROUGH LOUD AND CLEAR. WE WENT FOR THE GOLD AND WE WON IT.'' ''IT'S A MESSAGE THAT GOES FAR BEYOND NEW HAMPSHIRE AND NEW ENGLAND. IT'S A MESSAGE FOR ALL AMERICANS. IT'S A MESSAGE THAT SAYS THERE IS A WHOLE NEW WORLD OUT THERE AND WE DEMOCRATS ARE READY TO TAKE IT ON,'' HE SAID TO THE CHEERS OF JOYOUS SUPPORTERS CROWDED INTO AN OLD MILL BUILDING NEXT TO THE MERRIMACK RIVER. ''A MESSAGE THAT SAYS RESIGNATION AND RETREAT ARE OLD IDEAS AND DID NOT WORK IN THE PAST AND CANNOT WORK IN THE FUTURE, AND NOT BY LASHING OUT OR LOOKING BACK BUT BY STEPPING UP AND STANDING TALL, BY MAKING NEW IDEAS WORK, BY BRINGING PEOPLE TOGETHER AGAIN AND BRINGING EVERYONE ALONG,'' DUKAKIS SAID. GEPHARDT WAS JUST AS HAPPY WITH HIS SECOND PLACE FINISH. ''THIS IS ONE NATION AND ONE ECONOMY, HE TOLD CHEERING SUPPORTERS. ''WE PROVED THE PEOPLE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE CARE ABOUT THIS COUNTRY, CARE ABOUT THIS ECONOMY, AND CARE ABOUT THIS CAUSE.'' BEFORE THE CAMPAIGN BEGINS IN EARNEST DOWN SOUTH, THERE WILL BE SIGNIFICANT TESTS NEXT TUESDAY, WITH COUNTY CAUCUSES IN MINNESOTA AND A PRIMARY IN SOUTH DAKOTA. DUKAKIS AND SIMON HAVE BEEN THE MAIN ADVERSARIES IN MINNESOTA, WHILE SOUTH DAKOTA SHAPES UP MOSTLY AS A DUKAKIS-GEPHARDT FIGHT. DUKAKIS BEAT HIS OPPOSITION WITH SUPPORT FROM A BROAD CROSS-SECTION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATS AND INDEPENDENTS, ACCORDING TO EXIT POLLING CONDUCTED BY NBC NEWS. HE LED AMONG VIRTUALLY ALL DEMOGRAPHIC GROUPS, AND AMONG VOTERS OF EVERY IDEOLOGICAL STRIPE. GEPHARDT DREW HIS SUPPORT PRIMARILY FROM BLUE-COLLAR, UNION, OLDER AND MORE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATS, ALL GROUPS HE CAN BE EXPECTED TO GO AFTER STRENUOUSLY IN THE SOUTH. SIMON'S SUPPORTERS WERE A MIRROR IMAGE OF WHAT POLLS HAD FOUND: YOUNGER, MORE LIBERAL, MORE AFFLUENT AND BETTER EDUCATED. EVEN BEFORE THE POLLS HAD CLOSED IN THE STATE, DUKAKIS WAS TREATED TO SOMETHING ON A SCALE GRANDER THAN HIS CAMPAIGN HAD YET EXPERIENCED -- INTENSE NETWORK TELEVISION COVERAGE. AT THE START OF NBC NIGHTLY NEWS, HE WAS INTERVIEWED LIVE FOR TWO MINUTES BY TOM BROKAW. A HALF-HOUR LATER, HE HAD TWO MORE MINUTES WITH CBS'S DAN RATHER. THE TWO INTERVIEWS, UNIFORMLY FRIENDLY AND AT TIMES EFFUSIVE, CONSTITUTED A GIGANTIC OPPORTUNITY FOR DUKAKIS TO MAKE AN INITIALLY FAVORABLE IMPRESSION ON THE MILLIONS OF AMERICANS WHO WILL BE JUDGING HIS CANDIDACY IN JUST THREE WEEKS. FOR EXAMPLE, BROKAW BEGAN BY TELLING THE GOVERNOR, ''YOU'LL BE A BIG WINNER HERE,'' AND THEN ASKED HIM HOW HE CAN ASSURE SOUTHERNERS THAT HE IS READY TO RUN THE NATION'S FOREIGN POLICY, AND WHETHER GORE WILL NOT CHALLENGE HIS CREDENTIALS. ''NO, I DON'T THINK SO, TOM,'' THE REPLY BEGAN. ''I'VE ALWAYS HAD A STRONG INTEREST IN FOREIGN POLICY AND DEFENSE POLICY. I DON'T THINK YOU HAVE TO NECESSARILY LIVE IN WASHINGTON FOR 15 OR 20 YEARS TO HAVE THAT. HE THEN SPOKE OF GEORGE BUSH AND THE IRAN ARMS DEALS, AND OF BUSH'S TRIP TO THE PHILIPPINES, THEN LED BY PRESIDENT FERDINAND E. MARCOS. ''THE MAN IN THIS RACE WITH THE LONGEST FOREIGN POLICY RESUME HAPPENS TO BE VICE PRESIDENT BUSH, WHO SAT NEXT TO THE PRESIDENT WHILE HE WAS TRADING ARMS TO THE AYATOLLAH, WENT TO THE PHILIPPINES IN 1981, WHERE HE COMMENDED MARCOS FOR HIS COMMITMENT TO DEMOCRACY. ''I THINK WHAT MAKES A STRONG INTERNATIONAL LEADER IS A SENSE OF VALUES, AN ABILITY TO PICK GOOD PEOPLE, WORK WITH THE CONGRESS,'' DUKAKIS WENT ON. ''I THINK I'LL BRING THAT TO THE PRESIDENCY.'' THINGS WENT JUST AS SMOOTHLY WITH DAN RATHER, WHO BEGAN HIS INTERVIEW BY SAYING, ''GOVERNOR, CONGRATULATIONS, AN OUTSTANDING WIN HERE.'' WHEN RATHER ASKED HIM IF HIS CAMPAIGN MESSAGE NEEDED TO GET SHARPER, DUKAKIS SAID, ''I THINK THIS IS A VERY STRONG MESSAGE ABOUT THE FUTURE. THIS CAMPAIGN'S ABOUT THE FUTURE, NOT ABOUT THE PAST. ''ALTHOUGH I'M A NEIGHBOR AND A GOOD NEIGHBOR, THIS WAS QUITE A TEST FOR ME, BECAUSE I WAS ASKING THE PEOPLE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE TO LOOK AT ME NOT JUST AS A NEIGHBORING GOVERNOR BUT AS A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.'' RATHER THEN GOT A LITTLE TOUGHER AND ASKED DUKAKIS TO NAME ONE SOUTHERN STATE HE THOUGHT HE COULD TAKE ON MARCH 8. ''I THINK THERE ARE A NUMBER OF SOUTHERN STATES, DAN, WHERE WE HAVE A VERY GOOD CHANCE OF DOING WELL -- FLORIDA, TEXAS, GEORGIA, NORTH CAROLINA, MAYBE SOME OF THE SMALLER STATES. I THINK THE SOUTH IS WIDE OPEN,'' DUKAKIS SAID. AND WHEN RATHER ASKED IF HE DID NOT THINK HE WAS A BIT LIBERAL TO DO WELL IN THE SOUTH, DUKAKIS APPEARED TO BE READY FOR THAT AS WELL. ''I'M A GUY THAT'S BALANCED NINE BUDGETS IN A ROW, CUT TAXES FIVE TIMES IN THE LAST FOUR YEARS AND I'M SUPPOSED TO BE A LIBERAL?'' HE SAID. AND FINALLY, WHEN RATHER ASKED HIM ABOUT GOV. MARIO CUOMO OF NEW YORK, DUKAKIS FLASHED A GRIN AND SAID, ''I HOPE HE ENDORSES MIKE DUKAKIS.'' WHAT WAS IMPORTANT ABOUT ALL THIS WAS NOT THAT IT WAS NEWSWORTHY, BUT THAT MILLIONS OF PEOPLE, MANY FOR THE FIRST TIME, WERE SEEING DUKAKIS ON A NIGHT WHEN HE WAS BEING PRAISED FOR A SOLID, IF EXPECTED, VICTORY.
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
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LINDA ESTES WAS CRUSADER WITH VISION, GUTS
News Wire article from: US Fed News Service, Including US State News
; ...them. That works for Linda Estes. "I'm extremely honored...the end justified the means. Estes was fighting a good fight and...athletes who benefited from Estes' good work and thousands of...this event. Editor's Note: Richard Stevens is a former Associate...
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