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Pikes' peek: Predators put on paltry performance.(Sports)(Column)
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
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May 23, 2006|
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Byline: Ed Dentry, Rocky Mountain News
PARSHALL -- Stumped anglers want to know. What's happening with northern pike at Williams Fork Reservoir?
Probably nothing that isn't perfectly natural. In the course of their normal ins and outs, the moody predators simply have been on the outs with shallow water anglers. It's just a temporary recession.
But I share the pain of pike junkies who pitched streamer flies and lures at unoccupied flats until their rotator cuffs gave out Sunday. I also share their premeditated optimism.
You never know when ...
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The President's Monumental Woes
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...States be authorized to employ Horatio Greenough, of Massachusetts, to execute...In 1844 Congress evicted Greenough's giant to the grounds east...George Washington, or rather Horatio Greenough's effigy of the father of...
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Large Government Programs and Program Management in the U.S.
Magazine article from: Program Manager
; ...in the rotunda. American sculptor Horatio Greenough won the commission to execute this marble tribute. Greenough's classical training resulted in...deviated too far from spec." When Greenough's Washington was unveiled in 1841...
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AMERICAN BEAUTIES AT THE MFA, TREASURES FROM REVERE BOWLS TO PUEBLO POTS
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...to him and said, "I have a Greenough," i.e., a work by the great 19th-century sculptor Horatio Greenough. "Jerry," Fairbanks said, "Even the Met doesn't have a Greenough." But Jerry did. His father...
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Art Controversies
Transcript from: Talk of the Nation (NPR)
; ...commissioned a sculptor named Horatio Greenough, probably the foremost American...sculpture from antiquity. And Greenough produced a seated statue of Washington...lighting was so poor that when Greenough arrived a year later, he pleaded...
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Where to Put George Washington
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...America's Attic," front page, May 8]. When Horatio Greenough's heroic statue of George Washington was in the...ceiling!" If adequate space can't be found, the Greenough should be moved to the Smithsonian's Museum of American...
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This statue is among the most ...
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...he isn't a mere king, he's a god. Sculptor Horatio Greenough based his carving on a wonder of the ancient world...National Museum of American History. -- Paul Richard Greenough's "Washington" is on the second floor of the Smithsonian...
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Ideal objects for a fictive homeland. (the works of Andy Warhol and Hiram Powers, A/D Gallery, New York, New York)
Magazine article from: Art in America
; ...heroic men. None of these sculptors--not even Horatio Greenough--was more famous than Powers, who sustained his...consciously patriotic American artists like Powers and Greenough spent most of their lives under foreign skies. In...
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Antiques.
Magazine article from: The Magazine Antiques
; ...common." The essence of beauty for the sculptor Horatio Greenough invoked action and function, as embodied in the locomotive...correspondingly important place within it. This caused Greenough to truthfully say in 1852: "There is, at present...
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AMERICA'S TEMPLE; Rooms of Capitol explored in paintings.(ARTS)(ON VIEW)
Newspaper article from: The Washington Times
; ...painting, mainly women dwarfed by the dome, walk near Horatio Greenough's heroic, partially draped sculpture of George...the "father of our country" is half-clothed. Greenough sneeringly boasted, according to an exhibition label...
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Boston Athenaeum at 200: a fascinating hodgepodge
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...Classical mode is a life-size nude Venus carved from marble in 1837-40 by Horatio Greenough, a native Bostonian who lived and worked with great success in Rome. Greenough's snowy Venus is a coolly voluptuous figure and the carved relief built...
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