The Proverbs: Feminine Folly, Francisco de Goya, 1864 https://t.co/re4kriTvRH

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Portrait of Kimberly Perez from our session with the Friday night Cleveland Pretentious Portrait Artists via Facebook Livestream, watercolor.

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Debarcadère des bateaux-omnibus, Auguste Louis Lepère https://t.co/WbvjOTZ1G4

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Miss Farren, Countess of Derby, Samuel Arlent-Edwards, 19th-20th century https://t.co/lZKo8oSD2L

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Born in 1640: née Villiers (1640-1709), Duchess of Cleveland, Countess of Castlemaine, mistress of

Portrait by (1617-94), ca. 1670

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Dolphins Inn: Greenwich and Woolwich Coaches, Thomas Rowlandson, 1816 https://t.co/ZOuUIX4ypG

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Front line health care workers, part of an artists collective project of portraits of doctors and nurses who are first responders for the Corona Virus, many from MetroHealth Hospital in Cleveland, watercolor and colored pencil studies.  

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Soldier in a Trench (recto) Reclining Woman (verso), Jean Louis Forain, 1915 https://t.co/JTB4BlI1v0

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Family picture inspired by a RP with a friend: and his partner/husband (Detective Hunter C. Wright) enjoying a walk in Cleveland's park with their daughter and their dog.

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Snopes comes down that the Curtiss claim about the candy bar being named for Ruth Cleveland is *false*. When the bar was renamed Baby Ruth, Babe Ruth was already nationally famous.

It still remains one of my favorite candy bars. I missed out on getting some this Halloween.

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Six years ago today, a Cleveland police officer killed

Tamir should be alive today and 18 years old. We will never forget him – and we will never stop fighting for him.

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