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Paul Cézanne never conformed to Paris Salon portrait conventions, designed to convey the sitter’s status. He was more interested in the human figure. Cézanne Portraits is on view in Washington, while works by Cézanne are in room C215 of the National https://t.co/Y7YDNfccJI

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WASHINGTON POST: SYRIA, A LOVE STORY https://t.co/2ukWqB3aIG

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Just finished Portrait Commission of Nobel Prize winner for medicine 1995 for Ganga Library Washington D.C. Edward B. Lewis. painted by Tim Tompkins from https://t.co/XtknSQmeyS. painting

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Washington Post: Syria, A Love Story https://t.co/sVMxiJIKVq

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Adson’s forceps are named after American surgeon Alfred Washington Adson (1887-1951). He worked at the Mayo Clinic, where he helped develop the neurosurgery department. Adson also described a manoeuvre to identify patients with thoracic outlet syndrome!

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Okay so last week was a teaser, so here’s the finished version with some details.

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Join Me Saturday, May 19 at 2:00 pm In Port Washington, NY . I'll Be Signing My Books "Mr. C. Takes Manhattan" and "Cooking With Mr. C.".

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Nick Anderson, Washington Post Writers Group https://t.co/GMbK0h6QhE

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Nick Anderson, Washington Post Writers Group - Nick Anderson cartoon https://t.co/2WmuGXo7kV

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There is certainly something in that tends to produce a of the mind. ~Washington Irving (1783-1859)

Chad Gowey https://t.co/CGAE8dDOrj
Bookmarks Magazine

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Antoine Coypel.1661-1722. Seated Faun.1700-1705. National Gallery of Art.Washington D.C.

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We cannot tell a lie. George Washington never wore red trunks, but it would have been great if he did.

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Everfree Northwest's annual charity event has raised $130,000 for local and national organizations to date. This year, we're supporting Washington Autism Alliance & Advocacy. Please consider donating to our auction! https://t.co/CknoYln93Q

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Hello twitter, here are some portraits of Ordinary Folk. Because, as sparkly as they are, History is not all about Rich People.

– watercress seller (1780)
– kitchen servant at Oxford (c1680s)
– [believed to be] Washington's enslaved cook (c1795)
– Hogarth's servants (1750s)

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Créanlo o no, es la misma chica. Viva el poder del maquillaje (?
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Oc: Josette Elaine De La Fontaine 🌟
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