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MARBLE HEAD collector Bert Cohen organizes a tournament to set his passion on a roll
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Walk up to Bert Cohen and he will probably plop a marble in your
pocket.
If you don't know how to play, he'll teach you.
If you don't know how to shoot, he'll show you.
You have to listen to him, because the man knows his marbles.
He shoots, swirls, swaps and shares the little spheres with
strangers.
After all, he has about 300,000 marbles in his home.
Indeed, Cohen is a marble maniac. He plays marble games. He
reads marble books. Marbles emblazon his shirts. Marble photographs
hang in his home. Even his calling card comes in the shape of a tiny
glass globe with his name on it.
And he wants ...
 "Daily Post (Liverpool, England)")
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DP Arts: Brush with war and peace; Philip Key previews the Paul Nash retrospective at Liverpool Ta te.(Features)
Newspaper article from: Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
; ...and I am delighted they have.'' Paul Nash -whose younger brother John alsobecamean...landscape poetry contemporary to Nash tomorrow and read writings and letters...CENTREPIECE: Jemima Montagu and Paul Nash's MeninRoad,a huge oil painting...
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Mystic mirror held up to British culture Art Paul Nash
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Telegraph London
; ...culture in that epoch than the romantic landscape painter Paul Nash. That is why Tate Liverpool is to be congratulated on the excellent retrospective that opened last week - Paul Nash: Modern Artist, Ancient Landscape, which continues...
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In Focus: Paul Nash
Magazine article from: Washington Jewish Week
; ...In everyday language, that means Paul Nash is a lobbyist. If one views lobbying...one of its "volunteer heroes." Nash also is a self-described "Redskins...washingtonjewishweek.com. [Sidebar] Name: Paul Nash Hebrew name: Menachem Lives in...
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Arts: Now that's what I call neo-Romantic He painted battlefields and Surrealist sunflowers. But it is Paul Nash's diversity, says Tom Rosenthal, that makes him so great
Newspaper article from: The Independent on Sunday
; Paul Nash probably occupies a unique...a resurgence of interest. Nash (1889-1946) was firmly...s maths exams and left St Paul's School at 17 to study art...England was dormant". For Nash art was anything but dormant...
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Rev. Paul Nash, 82, Jesuit, director for BC program.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald
; The Rev. Paul A. Nash S.J., formerly of Dorchester and Somerville...He was 82. Raised in Somerville, Rev. Nash graduated from Somerville High School...Baghdad College from 1946 to 1949. Rev. Nash then returned to Weston College. He was...
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ART: PRIVATE VIEW Paul Nash To 17 Sep The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...supporters was the painter and writer Paul Nash, who used his platform as art critic...that were developing in Europe. Nash was alone in showing inclination...his work shouldn't be missed. `Paul Nash', The Fitzwilliam Museum, Trumpington...
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Paul Nash, at age 69; was professor, administrator at Boston University
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; Paul Nash, a former educator at Boston University...Toronto University and Harvard University. Mr. Nash also served in the Royal Air Force as a pilot...of Humanistic and Behavioral Studies. Mr. Nash then served as vice president of academic...
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REV. PAUL NASH, FORMER MISSIONARY
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; The Rev. Paul A. Nash of Boston, a member of the Jesuit community...Cushing. Following his ordination, Father Nash was again assigned to Iraq, working at...fellowships. From 1984 until recently, Father Nash was assistant treasurer of the Boston College...
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 "The Birmingham Post (England)")
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Exhibitions: PICTURE OF THE WEEK; Landscape of the Moon's First Quarter (1943) by Paul Nash (1889-1946).
Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England)
; ...and late masterpieces by Paul Nash, painted during the First...between these two paintings, Nash had tried to create a synthesis...influence of Samuel Palmer. Nash's paintings of the 30s...by long-time resident Paul Hill. Ends today; Explorations...
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 "Western Daily Press (Bristol UK)")
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Glasto beer is tops for Tesco ; Paul Nash's tiny brewery is celebrating a double coup. Glastonbury Ales, on the Celebrating Somerset stand, has had its Hedge Monkey and Golden Chalice beers taken up by Tesco
Newspaper article from: Western Daily Press (Bristol UK)
; Paul Nash's tiny brewery is celebrating a double coup...fastest-selling lines. That may be because Mr Nash, former innovation director at Allied Domecq...people and women to its qualities too." Mr Nash, a Mancunian who has lived in Glastonbury...
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