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Memory boxes: tissue boxes take on new meaning when wrapped in nostalgia.
Sunset
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May 1, 1997|
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What do these three boxes have in common, apart from the tissues that go into them? They're all bound in memories. The boxes are covered with photographs of special relatives, beautiful letters penned in ink (remember when we all knew how to write in cursive?), or colorful maps depicting travel adventures shared with family and friends. You don't need any special skills to make these tissue boxes - just a little time and patience, and a few basic materials. Design by Francoise Kirkman.
WHAT YOU NEED
* photographs, letters, or maps
* plastic or wood ...
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; ...flagship museums. The Five Senses by Gerard de Lairesse, which was painted 400- years...gallery. Flemish-born artist Lairesse suffered from congenital syphilis...Rembrandt, a close friend of Lairesse, took the comment in good spirit...
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The art of making a deal: an exhibition and a new book reveal in unprecedented detail how Rembrandt and other Dutch artists were linked to the art trade.(EXHIBITIONS)
Magazine article from: Apollo
; ...academy of Uylenburgh'. Govaert Flink, Jurgen Ovens, Gerard De Lairesse and probably Johannes Lingelbach spent time with the...Uylenburgh and Son, Art and Commerce from Rembrandt to De Lairesse 1625-1675. This book (it cannot really be described...
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GEMS WE TREASURE SIX APPEAL
Newspaper article from: Evening Times
; ...going to continue beyond death. WHO: Robert Wenley, curator of European Art WHAT: An Allegory of the Senses by Gerard de Lairesse WHY: It's one of the most unusual paintings in the collection. It's an allegory of the five senses, so you...
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Painting by numbers
Newspaper article from: Scotland on Sunday
; ...the most simplistic kind, intrude at every point. A large 17th century painting, 'Allegory Of The Senses' by Gerard de Lairesse, has a chart next to it explaining the five senses in clunking detail. "The parrot pecking the woman's finger...
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Dutch Treat; In New York, a Delightful Display of Old Masters, on Loan From Leningrad
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...the first picture by the master to arrive in Russia. And they paid a bargain price. A now forgotten canvas by Gerard de Lairesse, sold at the same auction, fetched 150 times as much.) Only one of Peter's paintings-"Hare, Fruit and...
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A History of Anatomy: The Post-Vesalian Era. (book reviews)
Magazine article from: History: Review of New Books
; ...purchased the copperplates of Govert Bidloo's anatomical text, which were illustrated by the Belgian painter Gerard de Lairesse and engraved by Pieter van Gunst. Cowper added his own improved text but did not credit the plates to Bidloo...
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The face of the public.(Critical Essay)
Magazine article from: Early American Literature
; ...as much money as the painter asks," can sit for a portrait, "this is a great abuse" (165) wrote the artist Gerard de Lairesse, because portraiture should teach "posterity to emulate the same virtues" (164) as those displayed by the sitter...
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