Word: englandisms
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Sixty-six illustrations of Constable's signal accomplishments may now be seen at Washington's National Gallery, all from the private collection of Paul Mellon, president of the gallery. It was Constable's moral feeling for the countryside of England, outgoing Gallery Director John Walker points out in the catalogue, that is his principal achievement. "More than any other artist, he was able to embody in paint Wordsworth's 'Impulse from a Vernal Wood,' " Walker writes. "He remains among artists the high priest of pantheism, the primate of a new religion of natural beauty...
...football field, Mr. Anson Mount, the Public Affairs Manager for playboy magazine, saw enough one afternoon to ask the nursing student if she were interested. Then, probably a year later, in the offices above the Playboy Club in London, she passed Anthony Newley. She had gone to England with the money the magazine paid her and ended up staying, all together, a year--three months on Malta, shooting Newley's flick...
Having virtually clinched a share of the EITA title with only two matches remaining in the season, Harvard's tennis team goes to M.I.T. this weekend to seek another title that has eluded it for four years--the New England championship...
Although admittedly the best squad in New England last year, the Crimson had trouble advancing competitors any further than the earliest playoff rounds, and although John Levin captured the individual singles crown, Harvard lost the team title by a single point to Amherst...
This year, the situation is much the same. The Crimson has trounced Amherst once again, 7-2, and is undefeated in New England competition. Levin, along with his last year's doubles partner, Rocky Jarvis, is back, and the two figure to be top contenders for the singles and doubles titles...