Word: grahame
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...tension-and also by getting off the intemperate letters which Presidents might write but don't usually post. He was having some minor tooth trouble which called for new fillings. He was working late at night, and after the checkup-although he still sleeps like a log-Dr. Graham asked him to cut out his early morning exercise (a two-mile walk, a swim, a rubdown) on two days of the week, in order to get more rest...
Dinner on the Hill. The President's weight was about right (175), and Graham insisted that the President was in better condition than...
British Painter Graham Sutherland divides his time and affections between the green downs of Kent and the blue sweep of the Riviera. His paintings have the neatness of one and the brightness of the other. For all that, no one would describe wan, sociable Graham Sutherland's pictures as "nice." He paints twisted roots, withered brambles and bits of sea wrack in a way that makes them look like people in torment...
...emotional impact of Sutherland's cruelly cut and gnarled shapes has already made his pictures the talk of London's avantgarde. Last week U.S. admirers were surveying his work in a handsome new book: Graham Sutherland (Ambassador...
...Graham Sutherland is that rare phenomenon among modern painters, a first-rate craftsman. He draws with great assurance, turns his hand easily to designing china, tapestries and rugs as well as to strictly "like" portraiture (TIME, June...