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BOOKS: Darker side to the man who perfected the horse; George Stubbs Painter by Judy Egerton. Yale. pounds 95. Reviewed by RICHARD EDMONDS.(Features)
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Byline: RICHARD EDMONDS
You think of landscapes, you think of Gainsborough; you think of portraits and you can choose - at least in the 18th century - between Romney or Joshua Reynolds. But for horses it has to be George Stubbs - the one and only.
Nobody since Stubbs has ever represented that noblest of animals in quite the same way.
He was a Romantic who combined equine beauty with the perfect landscapes so admired by his 18th century aristocratic patrons, who frequently owned the views which everyone else admired so much.
The results of ...
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Early modern European -- Inventaire analytique de documents relatifs a l'histoire du diocese de Liege sous le regime des nonces de Cologne translated with an introduction by Frederique Donnay / La correspondance d'Andrea Mangelli by Lambert (Henri) Vos
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; ...from Italian and Latin with introduction by Lambert (Henri) Vos, O.S.B. Analecta Vaticano-Belgica, deuxieme serie...of Ghent and Ypres, the latter presiding over the scene of Cornelis Jansen's labors, were not only firmly allied with the Jansenist...
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Double act for new citizen
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Arts Guide
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; ...1640) works, painted either alone, with pupils in his studio, or in collaboration with Brueghel the Elder and Cornelis de Vos. They cover Rubens's most creative period after 1614, when he was working in his large workshop in Antwerp. www...
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Publication No. WO/2009/121830 Published on Oct. 08, Assigned to PURAC Biochem for Stable Polylactide Manufacturing Method (Dutch Inventor)
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; GENEVA, Oct. 23 -- Siebe Cornelis De Vos, Netherlands, has developed a method for manufacturing stable polylactide. The patent has been assigned to PURAC Biochem BV...
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British, Dutch Inventors Develop Flavonols Content Manipulation Methods
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; ...Hijden, Shelagh R. Muir and Martine E. Verhoeyen, all from Bedford, Great Britain, Adrianus J. van Tunen and Cornelis H. de Vos, both of Wageningen, Netherlands, Stephen G. Hughes of Exmouth, Great Britain, and Arnaud G. Bovy of Bilthoven...
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A triumph of patience
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; ...engravings which they had acquired or could get access to, by such prolific Flemings as Jan Vredeman de Vries, Cornelis Floris or Maarten de Vos, and cobbled their designs together from them. It is likely that every craftsman acquired a collection...
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Dutch Inventors Develop Skew Correction System
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; ALEXANDRIA, Va., Sept. 25 -- Lodewijk T. Holtman of Venlo, Netherlands, Peter G. La Vos of Baarlo, Netherlands, and Cornelis W. M. Venner of Meijel, Netherlands, have developed a method for controlling skew correction. According...
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Winning and Losing: A Collector Who Dared
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Five 17th century paintings stolen from Dutch museum
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; ...paintings taken Sunday night were by Jan Steen, Cornelis Bega, Adriaan van Ostade and Cornelis Dusart, Dutch television reported. The artists...often conveyed a moral. Police spokesman Hans Vos said the thieves tried to steal a sixth painting...
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Five 17th Century Paintings Stolen
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; ...paintings taken Sunday night were by Jan Steen, Cornelis Bega, Adriaan van Ostade and Cornelis Dusart, Dutch television reported. The artists...difficult to sell them. Police spokesman Hans Vos said the thieves tried to steal a sixth painting...
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