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His show was called Femmes, but few of Colin's 33 canvases contained whole women. One Degas-like study showed a ballet lesson: a room filled with morning light and dust in which four isolated legs without bodies kicked in the air. In another picture, a wistful nude sat...
The Salisbury experiment made scores of British dog lovers sit up and take notice. After testing his dog ("with much bending and drawing of white lines"), a Londoner reported that the animal "walked over the line several times, then sat down on it and had to be forcibly pushed off...
. . . Not even the fish nor the birds are permitted freedom of action. Pegasus himself has been chained to the plow. None knows his native element, but all must dance-or work-to the tune of one piper. But in one small area lies hope. It is clearly shown that, even...
Fantastic stories about him abound, and Mr. Beecham is already well in process of becoming a legend in his own lifetime. Here is one fragment relating to a musical memory that is all but a miracle. Bending down to his orchestral leader just before an opera performance was about to...
Photographers last week collected an album of smiling royalty and rulers bending to the charms of the younger generation. On her first trip to Hemel Hempstead, northwest of London, where she laid the cornerstone for a new church, Queen Elizabeth II visited a new housing development where she captured the...