Word: affectionately
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Major Lennox admits to a certain affection for his paintings, but once, when a Rembrandt fell off the wall, his chief concern was whether it had disturbed the budgerigar. "I'm not an artistic sort of chap," he says forthrightly. "Don't understand pictures at all." He sold...
The higher President Charles de Gaulle soars in the affection of his countrymen, it seems, the less popular his government becomes.
"In Milwaukee," marveled one visiting player, "they used to cheer line-drive fouls. But this is the first time I ever heard them cheer balls and strikes." The Mets' board of directors bought ads in the New York papers. "Never in sports history," they read, "has there been such...
Tenderness of Mood. The Copley Family presented the National Gallery with no such difficulty, but the painting has a drama of its own. Though painted in 1776, it is associated with American independence only negatively. When the revolutionary clouds began to gather, Mrs. Copley quit Boston with her children and...
Movie Star Dina Merrill has parts aplenty to occupy her working hours, three sparkling children to brighten her home life, a few well-bred lines in the Social Register, and enough money to buy Hollywood-her mother is Marjorie Post May of the $100 million Post Toasties fortune, and her...