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Colorado prepares to name greenback cutthroat trout as its state fish. (Originated from Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph)
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DENVER _ While its name is cutthroat, its behavior is anything but.
In fact, the trout-that-would-be-a-state-fish has been too accommodating for its own good. It has been all too willing to give up its habitat to brash outsiders. It has been so willing to breed with anything resembling a trout that it had to be rescued from near extinction. To this day, it can be caught with ease by the clumsiest of anglers.
It's safe to say the greenback cutthroat trout would not have been Charles Darwin's favorite fish.
But Darwin be damned, it's our fish. And that's enough of a ...
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Anniversaries
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; Births: Mariotto Albertinelli, painter, 1474; Allan Ramsay, portrait painter, 1713; Johann Dominicus Fiorillo, painter and art historian, 1748; William...
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LUDOVICO BORGO, 59 ART PROFESSOR AT BRANDEIS
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...memorial professor of fine arts at Brandeis, specialized in Florentine art. He had written a book about the work of Mariotto Albertinelli and at the time of his death was preparing a monograph on the painter Fra Bartolommeo. A native of Italy, Mr...
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Bild und Beruhrung: Skulptur und Malerei auf dem Altar der italienischen Fruhrenaissance.(Book review)
Magazine article from: Renaissance Quarterly
; ...considered more the theoretical contributions of the Dominicans. Although she reconstructs such altarpieces as Mariotto Albertinelli and Giacomo Cozzarelli's Borghesi Altarpiece (1509-11/12) in Siena and makes passing reference to Giovanni...
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Details Competition
Newspaper article from: The Independent on Sunday
; ...call 08709 063 891 or visit www.nationalgallery.org.uk (booking fee applies). Details 627 came from Mariotto Albertinelli's The Visitation (1503), a rather well-known image by a rather little-known Renaissance artist. It...
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