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"PROMOVEATUR UT AMOVEATUR"
Posted by LaPaz, Jungle Watch Correspondant from Spain.
Today we had for breakfast the selection by Bishop Byrnes of Mr. Adrian Cristobal to study Canon Law far away from Guam.
Our friend Frenchie wrotte: "Instead of being disciplined, he is rewarded", and Frenchie is right. Frenchie uses a rational criterion, he is guided by the premise that if someone acts in a wrong way, do not reward him.
But Rome, it is Vatican, is not used to rational criterion to take decisions. Rome uses other criteria. One of them is "promoveatur ut amoveatur", as our italian friend, neocatechumenal former member, Sandavi, pointed in his commentary of Frenchie's post:
sandavi December 24, 2016 at 7:26 PM
In Rome they call this "promoveatur ut amoveatur" give a promotion to someone having the intent to remove him. Usually works. Give trust to Byrnes, he will bring healing.
I agree with Frenchie and Sandavi as well.
Let me copy here one of the best explanations of the "promoveatur ut amoveatur" I had just found. The original is in Spanish, here is the translation:
"Promoveatur ut amoveatur
This Latin saying refers to the custom of promoting some office to another more important but more useless so as to detract from practical influence. To put it another way, it's about getting a person out of a position in the only possible way so that it seems subtle: to ascend. Thus, the promoted would occupy an honorary status and would leave room for another more valid member. This is coupled with the so-called Peter principle, which states that each member of a hierarchy tends to be promoted to its level of incompetence, where it stops.
Usually used in bureaucratic terms, the Church also applies. Thus, certain priests with serious moral sins and public have changed of town or parish to dissipate the bad example at local level. On occasion, elevated to archpriest, diocesan vicar or even higher. If we observe globally, the Vatican is home to thousands of seminarians and clerics who finish their studies in the Lateran or Gregorian to many of these 'exiles'. Although the clean has begun, there are still customs of this type. What to say if one is promoted to the episcopal order or comes to receive the cardinality dignity, with the danger that generate news about the past. The Scottish O'Brien has 'suffered' it in his own flesh. And it is not good for the Church". http://www.religionconfidencial.com/vaticano/reforma-Curia-asunto-necesario_0_2019398069.html
The "promoveatur ut amoveatur" criterion would explain why Bishop Byrnes sends an apparently incompetent priest to study maybe one of the most difficult matters, Cannon Law, when he could have "forced" him to to do a thousand of arts and crafts activities, for example or a gardening course to arrange the RM's flowers.
I know it is hard to understand in rational terms, but the way used by Rome -by Church hierarchy, here Bishop Byrnes- had shown it is more effective to humiliate and correct the person in question, here Mr. Cristobal.
Only imagine the ridiculous situation of that man, for whom a lesson of Ernie and Bert of Sesame Street would be too complex to understand, surrounded by the brightest brains one day and another for the rest of his life! I would never want to be in his place.
That is a magnificient kick in Cristobal's ass, as magnificient as the layer of many cardinals who were promoted thanks to the same principle. I am thinking now on Cardinal Cañizares when he was "gifted" with his destiny in Archidiocese in Valencia, even in Kiko Argüello...I think the Pope John Paul II and Benedict XVI acted with him, in large lines, in accordance with that "promoveatur ut amoveatur".
Maybe Kiko Argüello is much less dangerous dancing and fasting with certain bishops and cardinals at his Domus Galilaeae than moving in the darkness of the infinite parishes around the world out of control.
Anyway, I understand Frenchie. I agree with him. Maybe my attempt to explain the non rational "promoveatur ut amoveatur" should be done by Bishop Byrnes. But all of us know the Catholic Church is not worried about didactic.
By the way, now Pope Francis does not like the "promoveatur ut amoveatur".
Have a nice Christmas time!
Posted by LAPAZ
CNMI Lawyer December 25, 2016 at 2:38 AM
I read the 1969 book The Peter Principle while a midshipman at the U.S. Naval Academy.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_principle
I highly recommend it. I especially enjoyed the antidote part about "creative incompetence", such as a well-respected teacher who always cashed his paychecks at least 90 days after receipt, so he would not be considered for a position in management. (Tougher to do in these days of direct deposit!)
Merry Christmas to you, too, La Paz!
Rose de los Reyes (Seattle, WA) December 25, 2016 at 3:14 AM
Thank you, Lapaz. This is another excellent explanation on the culture of the high level governance of our Catholic Church. As you say, yes, the "promotion" of Presbyter Adrian seems illogical because we are used to the logic of "to the victor, belong the spoils" but in the culture of the Catholic Church governance this move is high stakes church governance at play. It is a slap in the face for Presbyter Adrian --- a swift one at that (only less seven weeks since into a new bishop taking office). Generally speaking, canon law dictates that an ecclesiastic should not be deprived of an office except when he has made himself unworthy of it. Yes, we at JungleWatch know that Adrian is unworthy of any and all titles he holds as a clergy member of the Church, including "priest." But it looks like Abp Byrnes is using the mechanism of removal "ad nutum" (translation: "instantly"). This situation happens when a grave and just cause underlies a removal. But when a cause can't be found, the practice of "promoveatur ut amoveatur" (loose translation: "let him be promoted to get him out of the way") is used. But we know there is cause for Presbyter Adrian's removal (and lots of them!) which can be taken up at a later time. His defrocking can still happen. But for the purposes of quickly getting him out of the archdiocese, off the island, this "promotion" to canon law school was given to him. Secondly, I will repeat one of my recent comments in a post from last week that, Abp Byrnes is doing a 2 Corinthians 10:5-6 where correction, like love, has a necessary place in his governance of the archdiocese; where discipline is necessary but is always careful to be shown with respect. And he did this with little grandstanding a la Matthew 18:15, Jesus told us that if we need to correct someone, we should first seek to do it in private. This is unlike the way Abp. Apuron, Fr. David-the-Lurch and Presbyter Adrian did in 2013 to Fr. Paul and 2014 to Msgr. James. By this "promotion" Abp Byrnes is acting on his right as bishop. He doesn't need to give Adrian (or anyone else) a reason for this "promotion". Adrian can appeal this decision to Rome, but he will have to show cause --- which will open up the can of his ugly worms (doesn't this possible appeal process for Adrian sound like the reverse of Fr. Paul's unjust situation in 2013? Karma at play). Lastly, what on the surface appears to be a "promotion," "promoveatur ut amoveatur" is being applied here because I think Abp Byrnes is mindful that due regard for Presbyter Adrian's honor must always be had even and especially in this situation where he is being basically punished. This is a very classy way to deal with a very ugly situation about one of his priests without dragging down the archdiocese to gutter level. Merry Christmas, Junglewatchers! Now it's back to the Chamorro empanadas that I'm making for our Christmas celebration --- it's a little bit Guam in our otherwise snowy Christmas Eve here in Seattle.
correct Rose. Happy Christmas.
Tim December 25, 2016 at 11:20 AM
I'll say it again. Yes, this is the normal way our sad church leadership hides its misfits, but that's not what's going on here. I'm hoping somebody gets it. Just waiting to see who will figure this out. But then you would have to have intimate knowledge of Adrian's history and seen the neocult evil up close as we have in Guam to really understand this. That's why Frenchie said what he said.
CNMI Lawyer December 25, 2016 at 1:23 PM
If His Eminence could control access to the Guam NCW Cult presbyter factory over the duly appointed archdiocesan delegate, it would seem child's play to pluck a proven "loyal" NCW Cultist from his troubles, for eventual future assignment in a remote, hard-to-fill, career-enhancing position.
Not to mention, in Rome, Fr. Cristobal will be readily available to testify at the Archbishop Apuron canonical trial.
Whether defending Brother Tony or throwing him under the bus, as the NCW Cult deems expedient, he will be duly rewarded.
One more chess piece to be moved, along with Fr. Edwin "Pius" Sammut, O.C.D.
Rose de los Reyes (Seattle, WA) December 28, 2016 at 11:12 AM
LaPaz noted at the end of the writing that Pope Francis is adverse to the practice of "promoveatur ut amoveatur." Here is an update. In Pope Francis' annual December "greeting" with the cardinals and bishops of the Curia (Dec. 22, 2016) he spoke explicitly about the stop to the practice of "promoveatur ut amoveatur" as part of his reform efforts of the Curia. At this annual event he gives a speech similar to a "year-in-review" or similar to what we in the U.S. know as the "State of the Union" delivered every January by the U.S. President. Pope Francis includes the stop to "promoveatur …" as part of the 12 guiding principle for his effort at reform. He cites that professionalism within the Curia must be maintained: "Every Dicastery ["Department"] must adopt a policy of continuing formation for its personnel, to avoid their falling into a rut or becoming stuck in a bureaucratic routine. Likewise essential is the definitive abolition of the practice of 'promoveatur ut amoveatur'. This is a cancer." Now we can see why the Curia / Holy See has its own share of mess and corruption. If incompetent and unethical clergy and laity get promoted to the top to get them out of the way, "the top" therefore becomes populated with these incompetent and unethical folks --- and he has to work with them!
It's called being Kicked Upstairs. The higher the position, the greater the incompetence. As the old saying goes: Only two things rise to the top. Cream and bastards.
If he meant to be funny or ironic, I like Abp Byrnes' humor in this "promoveatur ut amoveatur" move for Presbyter Adrian. If you will recall, upon Presbyter Adrian's refusal to conform to the new priest assignments last August/September, he was a no-show in Umatac for a couple of Sundays after the new assignments were made public (and to this day!). In early October he sent a statement to the parishioners of Umatac explaining his absence from their parish. Tim posted that statement here in JungleWatch. One of the lines I remember from his statement is that Presbyter Adrian cited that canon law grants to pastors the right to due process with regards to transfer or removal from office. That statement infers that he is or has researched canon law to advance his cause that he should stay in Barrigada and Abp Hon was out-of-line for assigning him to Umatac. Ha! Now, with his new "promotion" to canon law school, he can thoroughly study canon law to see for himsel
My computer froze and I'm not sure if the entirety of what I typed got in the comments, but here's the last line or two:
Ha! Now, with his new "promotion" to canon law school, Presbyter Adrian can thoroughly study canon law to see for himself that Abp Hon transferred him to Umatac within the rightful terms of canon law! Ha!
Tim December 25, 2016 at 7:28 AM
All of this assumes that it was Byrnes idea to send Adrian. It wasn't.
if adrian fails a subject or two in the early part of the canon law courses, will he be allowed to repeat the course(s) that he fails in until he finally passes? or, will he be asked to drop out?
Byrnes is a Vatican puppet who's angling for a Red Hat. Don't expect him to rock the boat.
If there has been one thing that we should have learned by now, and apparently have not, it is the cunning calculation of the neocat dons, including the Red Pope. Believe me, this is NOT what it seems. I just can't say more right now. All I can say is that with each day my suspicions are confirmed. Whether I will choose to engage the next phase of the battle is something I haven't determined. One must wonder why bother when there is always the rush to support what appears to be the obvious. Maybe Guam deserved Apuron after all.
Beati pauperes spiritu December 26, 2016 at 7:12 AM
Dear Tim, I totally agree with you, but you should know how Roman Curia works, we, as italians, having the Vatican as close neighbour, are used to their way of acting.
It can be disturbing, or unacceptable, but sometimes this is the only way to bypass a powerful protector. Kiko has many powerful friends, even at the highest levels (Card. Muller, just to say one of them), i guess that it shouldn't be so easy to get rid of him. Pope Benedict, Card. Arinze... they failed, even being in a position of Great authority and power in the Church. To punish a simple priest belonging to ncw maybe it's not an easy task. I suppose that this move was the quickest and the easiest, even if clearly the not the right, move to do.
Cristobal will never be bishop. The congregation of bishops will never accept his candidation, or as alternative they will send him in a distant place, far from Guam.
Kiko, in the last convivence claerly defied the entire Church, stating openly that he would build a new "structure" in clandestiny, if necessary.
Recently in a italian town named Gallinaro a group of false mystics founded a new Church after being excommunicated. Church took 20 years to take this painful decision, and there we are talking about 20.000 fauthfuls. Kikos can count on 1.000.000 adepts, 20 cardinals, two hundred bishops, 1 hundred seminaries, and thousands priests. A schism would be an enormous scandal and a bleeding wound, and Kiko knows this. He is smart, do not underestimate Kiko and his minions.
I'm convinced that many people in roman curia are waiting for his death to take control of ncw. Remember that 1st of july Kiko and Pezzi had an audience with Francis and Kiko said nothing about it. I think that the Pope isn't so happy for Guam's mess.
I pray for you, us, and wish you a Holy Christmas
If AB Byrnes answers to Filoni Balony, whose to say that perhaps he is following direction from CDF. It appears that the NCW protectors in Rome have gotten this far and will not just give up their cause, their intent is to protect and further the NCW cause at all cost, and no hell nor high water will stop them. Who is to say that Adrian will not be sent to an NCW sponsored institution where a degree in Canon Law is handed to him. He will then show up as the next qualified VG. We've seen how cunning the protectors of this sect can be, they've operated undetected on our island for decades.
It's all well and good how Rome thinks but on the local level this stinks. Adrian should be Laicized. That evil creature has no business being a priest and he knows it. Such filth coming out of his mouth in the form of lies and deceit and then he has no qualms about standing up at the altar and preaching to us sinners. Why should the local church continue to pay for this man? He is a waste of time and resources that could be put to better use elsewhere. Our Archdiocese must still have a lot in the coffers to be able to send disgustingly fat old priests to study canon law. They cant say oh no money while still sending a turd to study canon law. And for those that think he will enter triumphant back into the diocese with his cracker jack box Canon Law Degree and become Archbishop, dream on. How many years later and we are still celebrating the Liberation of Guam? Adrian should spare us all the trouble and tie a millstone around his neck and jump off the cliff for all the scandal and pain he has caused.
Anon 12;39 PM. No need FOR ADRIAN to jump off the cliff....I'll be more than happy to drive him there than PUSH him off the cliff myself..
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Cablegate: The Vatican and the Anglicans: Opportunity or Opportunism?
Monday, 9 November 2009, 12:12 pm
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CLASSIFIED BY: Rafael Foley, Polchief. REASON: 1.4 (b), (d) Summary
1. (C) The upcoming visit of the Archbishop of Canterbury to Rome November 21 will take place with the background of the Vatican's far-reaching decision to facilitate the conversion of disaffected Anglicans to Catholicism. Embassy contacts approving the measure interpret it as a bold and appropriate response to the legitimate request of conservative Anglicans. Skeptics worry that it will weaken and change the tone of dialogue between Catholics and other Christian denominations, and that it will accentuate tradition at the expense of accommodation. Critics see it as opportunistic preying on the internally divided Anglican Communion. While Archbishop Williams has said that the Vatican decision is in a sense a consequence of Anglican-Catholic dialogue, the Vatican informed but did not seek the Archbishop's approval before announcing the decision. End summary.
Go It Alone
2. (C) On October 22, POL/ECONOFF spoke with XXXXXXXXXXXX. XXXXXXXXXXXX said that the Pontifical Council for Christian Unity, which is responsible for ecumenical dialogue--i.e., relations with non-Catholic Christian Churches--is concerned about the effect of the announcement on the ongoing dialogue with the Anglican Church and has resisted pressure to put out a statement in support of the decision.
3. (C) During the press conference announcing the upcoming release of the "apostolic constitution" that will set the implementing mechanism to bring in particular groups of Anglicans, Cardinal Levada--Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith-- reported that Archbishop Rowan Williams knew about the Vatican decision "a month earlier." However, XXXXXXXXXXXX said that the Anglican leadership was most likely only notified on October 19, when Levada and Williams met. Another source XXXXXXXXXXXX told poloffs that when Williams expressed concern about the implications of the announcement, Levada responded that the Vatican had already made its decision and was moving forward with it.
Most appealing to conservatives
4. (C) In a separate conversation, British Ambassador Francis Campbell told Ambassador Diaz that if many Anglicans decide to join the Catholic Church in response to the Vatican's--yet to be released--new rules, the Vatican could face unforeseen obstacles. Campbell cited the difference between the Anglican Stipend and Catholic Allowance as chief among them. Because of the need to provide for families, Anglican priests are paid far more than their Catholic counterparts. With many parishes already financially stretched, a large transition of Anglican converts could overwhelm the financial resources of many dioceses. Within the Anglican Church, the groups most likely to join with Rome tend to be the most conservative. This is particularly true in the U.S., because the issues dividing Anglicans--the ordination of women and acceptance of homosexuality--are more prominent in the United States than elsewhere. Other Embassy contacts and media analysis agree that it is the Anglican conservative groups that will find it most appealing to become Catholics in groups that would be allowed, according to Levada, to maintain most of their Anglican traditions--except the Anglican freedom to openly voice dissent. Anglicans who take the Vatican's offer will be expected to accept Papal rule.
5. (SBU) In a recent article, Vatican specialist and author John Allen (U.S.) concluded that "when the dust settles, the centuries-old breach between Rome and Canterbury will remain
intact." In this view, the apostolic constitution will not make the Catholic Church in the U.S. or elsewhere more conservative, because the numbers of converts will not be significant. Worldwide, he writes, there are 77 million Anglicans (including 2.2 American Episcopalians), while there are 1.2 billion Catholics. An Embassy contact pointed out that it is entirely possible that conservative Anglican bishops may also decide not to join the Catholic Church and bring their parishes with them, because they will have to relinquish their positions as bishops. The apostolic constitution will allow Anglican priests to become Catholic priests, but Anglican bishops would not come in as bishops.
The harshest critic
6. (SBU) The harshest public criticism for the decision has come from a former friend of the Pope, the Swiss theologian Hans Kung. In an article published in several major European newspapers, Kung states that "having brought back the extreme anti-reformist faction of the Pius X fraternity into the fold, Pope Benedict now hopes to fill up the dwindling ranks of the Catholic Church with Anglicans sympathetic to Rome". For all its color, Kung's criticism is not influential with mainstream Catholics, according to an Embassy contact who is himself skeptical about the wisdom of the apostolic constitution. Kung, XXXXXXXXXXXX adds, comes across as personally bitter and has used such a strong language in criticizing the Pope that moderate reformists would not want to be associated with him or his opinion pieces: "with Kung, it is all about Kung."
Views from the Pope's loyalists
7. (SBU) Embassy contacts who are most loyal to the Pope and are the first to defend his decisions have explained the announcement about the apostolic constitution as the charitable response to the legitimate Catholic longings of specific Anglican groups. An Opus Dei professor of theology told poloffs that the Vatican was not so much acting, but reacting, to the petition that the Traditional Anglican Communion -an association of churches that is separate from the Anglican Communion and reportedly has hundreds of thousands of members worldwide--made in 2007 to unite with the Catholic Church, provided the Vatican allowed it to maintain its Anglican rites.
8. (SBU) The Pope's response, the professor adds, is very progressive, because it allows for greater diversity of rites within the Catholic Church, and because it permits individuals who are already forming a community to come to the Church together (what the Church calls a "corporate" conversion) as oppose to asking them to undergo the more daunting individual conversion. (Note: with respect to the diversity of rites, another Embassy contact said that some of the Anglican rites that the apostolic constitution may allow are very traditional, for example in the use of Latin for the masses. End note). For the professor, the Pope is redefining ecumenism (i.e., the process of uniting the once-upon-a-time single Christian family) by moving from the "getting to know you" ecumenical dialogue to specific ecumenical action with measures that make it easier for a greater union to materialize, even if incompletely.
9. (SBU) The professor also maintained that the apostolic constitution does not have anything to do with a relaxation of priestly celibacy. Currently, former Catholic priests who have left the Church to become married Anglican priests are already banned in Cannon (Church) law from re-entering the Catholic Church as priests. He also notes that, even if the number of married (convert) priests will increase, there will be no married bishops in the Catholic Church, just like there are married priests but no married bishops in the Oriental Catholic Churches.
Comment: winners and losers
10. (C) As the dust settles, it is possible to see the winners and losers of the Pope's decision. On the winning side is Cardinal Levada, the American "Faith Czar" who will have a direct say on the final form of the new procedures. Also on the winning side are Vatican officials and theologians in tune with the Pope's preference for depth of conviction over broadening the appeal of the Christian message. Traditionalists groups who cherish the use of Latin and older rites also gain, as their practices get reinforcement from unexpected quarters. Anglicans wishing to convert to Catholicism also come out stronger, as their options increase. The Pope's own anti-secular agenda also wins. In uniting traditionalist Anglicans with the Catholic Church, the Pope is bringing together two groups strongly committed defending to Europe's Christian heritage--a theme he strongly champions.
11. (C) On the losing side, the Archbishop of Canterbury and Cardinal Kasper, the German prefect of the Pontifical Council for Christian Unity who has lead with increasing difficulty--since Cardinal Ratzinger became Pope--the Vatican's ecumenical dialogue. Archbishop Williams was already in a very difficult situation trying to hold together an increasingly-divided Anglican Communion. Among his critics who want nothing to do with the Vatican, recent events "confirm" him as the weak leader they always said he was. Cardinal Kasper, who might have been intentionally spared from the difficult trance of standing next to Levada when the announcement was made (he was out of the country), also loses. The ecumenical dialogue will continue, but it will be a different dialogue now. His ecumenical interlocutors will not help but to wonder if anything that Kasper says really matters. Finally, those who might have hoped that changing attitudes towards a variety of social issues (homosexuality and women's ordination among them) in non-Catholic denominations might lead the Vatican to reconsider its own position have reasons to be disappointed. End Comment. DIAZ

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Jojo Todynho and the groom, Lucas Souza, enjoyed a quiet moment last night (01/12) and watched the movie together in bed "My mother is a piece". The funkeira published the couple's intimate moment on her Instagram account.
The Army officer took the opportunity to make a complaint about the criticism that the couple has been suffering on social media. "People are pissing me off. They only send me negative messages. People are disturbed, they don't leave me alone", he lamented.
Then, he vented: "I don't need to listen to shit from people", stating that he intends to delete his Instagram account if the criticism doesn't stop.
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At the time he announced the end of the relationship, Jojo assumed that he cheated on his partner. "I was the one who hesitated," he said at the time.
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Jojo Todynho surprised his followers last week by promoting a live in which he "says goodbye" to family, friends and fans. She had been diagnosed with covid-19, and despite being asymptomatic, she decided to speak to the public in a tone of regret.
On the social network, the funkeira said that "it's not bad", but if she becomes incommunicado, she has already said goodbye: "No, I'm not bad, no. I'm just saying goodbye, because if I get married [sic] I get bad, I already said goodbye. And who couldn't say goodbye?", she adds.
In the recording, a friend jokes: "Oh, it's so dramatic…", she says. "Even Nalva is joking! What's up, Nalva?! Will you miss me?" asks Jojo. "Where are you going? Where are you going?", Nalva returns. "Covid wants to take me," Jojo replies.
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If you're experiencing shoulder pain, then somewhere inside your body around the shoulder(s) you've had inflammation. Resting the joint that seems to be having inflammation is a good first step to making yourself feel better. Too much rest, though, could lead to frozen shoulder, which you do not want. Besides giving your shoulder/joint some rest, ice packs or heat pads may help. Meanwhile, stretching the muscles and tendons of the shoulder, if done correctly, can help relieve the pain. A chiropractor can not only show you the right way to stretch your shoulders, but also how to exercise them so they feel better.
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BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox are playing their game against the New York Yankees under protest after a strange play in the 11th inning at Fenway Park.
The odd sequence Saturday started with Matt Holliday of the Yankees on first base with no outs. Jacoby Ellsbury hit a grounder to first baseman Mitch Moreland, who threw to second for a forceout.
But rather than running toward second and peeling off, Holliday retreated toward first and slid into the bag as shortstop Xander Bogaerts' throw arrived. Moreland wasn't able to reach the ball, which hit Ellsbury and bounced into foul territory.
Red Sox manager John Farrell argued in favour of an interference call. After a lengthy review, the umpires allowed Ellsbury to stay on first.
It was announced in the press box that the Red Sox were playing the game under protest. The Yankees didn't score and the score remained tied at 1.


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Body as Epitaph: Byron's Reclamation of England through Allegra
Body as Epitaph: Byron's Reclamation of England through Allegra Mapes, Kathryn 2003-09-01 00:00:00 September 2003 53 13 (London, 1677), 17; cited in Berkeley, 483. 14 Line 9 requires "I have" to be reduced to "I've" to regularize its scan sion. Line 13 is a hemistich. BODY AS EPITAPH: BYRON'S RECLAMATION OF ENGLAND THROUGH ALLEGRA Byron's love ofwomen extended to his three daughters: Ada, his legitimate daughter by his wife, Annabella Milbanke; Allegra, his illegitimate daughter by Claire Clairmont, Shelley's sister-in- law and Mary Shelley's half-sister; and Georgiana, his presumed illegitimate daughter by his own half-sister, Augusta Leigh. Of these, Allegra is the only one he had the fortune, or should I say, misfortune, to raise. Born onjanuary 12,1817, the baby was initially called Alba, a name close to Albe, the Shelley's nick name for Byron, but she was later christened Clara Allegra by Byron.1 His relationship with Claire had never been more to him than a mild flirtation, and he was hostile to her presence, but when the baby was bom he assumed his parental prerogative. Having had a somewhat difficult upbringing himself with no father present and an overbearing mother, Byron was hardly equipped to be a parent, especially of an eighteenth-month old. Almost immediately upon Allegra's arrival in Venice on http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png English Language Notes Duke University Press http://www.deepdyve.com/lp/duke-university-press/body-as-epitaph-byron-s-reclamation-of-england-through-allegra-305dI7mJV8
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Association members have free entry to meetings.
Our first meeting of 2018 was held on Thursday 18th January at Melksham Assembly Hall.
80 members and guests were present to hear Tony Fivash present a slide show titled "Edgar Tuckers Photographic memories of Melksham". Edgar collected a large number of slides of life in and around Melksham during the 1950's and 60's, before the town was redeveloped.
This brought back memories for those who lived in the town then and for recent town residents, most were surprised how the town had changed over the years.
Our next meeting will be on Thursday February 15th. When Judy and Chris Rouse will present a slide show titled " The Railway Navvy and his working life".


"Can one feed these with bread here in the desert?"
1 In those days, when again a great crowd had gathered, and they had nothing to eat, he called his disciples to him, and said to them, 2 "I have compassion on the crowd, because they have been with me now three days, and have nothing to eat; 3 and if I send them away hungry to their homes, they will faint on the way; and some of them have come a long way." 4 And his disciples answered him, "How can one feed these men with bread here in the desert?" 5 And he asked them, "How many loaves have you?" They said, "Seven."6 And he commanded the crowd to sit down on the ground; and he took the seven loaves, and having given thanks he broke them and gave them to his disciples to set before the people; and they set them before the crowd. 7 And they had a few small fish; and having blessed them, he commanded that these also should be set before them. 8 And they ate, and were satisfied; and they took up the broken pieces left over, seven baskets full. 9 And there were about four thousand people.10 And he sent them away; and immediately he got into the boat with his disciples, and went to the district of Dalmanu'tha.
Meditation: Can anything on earth truly satisfy the hunger we experience for God? The enormous crowd that pressed upon Jesus for three days were hungry for something more than physical food. They hung upon Jesus' words because they were hungry for God. When the disciples were confronted by Jesus with the task of feeding four thousand people many miles away from any source of food, they exclaimed: Where in this remote place can anyone get enough bread to feed them? The Israelites were confronted with the same dilemma when they fled Egypt and found themselves in a barren wilderness. Like the miraculous provision of manna in the wilderness, Jesus, himself provides bread in abundance for the hungry crowd who came out into the desert to seek him. The gospel records that all were satisfied and they took up what was leftover. When God gives he gives abundantly -- more than we deserve and more than we need. He nourishes us with his life-giving word and with the bread of heaven.
The sign of the multiplication of the loaves when the Lord says the blessing, breaks and distributes through his disciples prefigures the superabundance of the unique bread of his Eucharist or Lord's Supper. When we receive from the Lord's table we unite ourselves to Jesus Christ, who makes us sharers in his body and blood. Ignatius of Antioch (35-107 A.D.) calls it the "one bread that provides the medicine of immortality, the antidote for death, and the food that makes us live for ever in Jesus Christ" (Ad Eph. 20,2). This supernatural food is healing for both body and soul and strength for our journey heavenward. When you approach the Table of the Lord, what do you expect to receive? Healing, pardon, comfort, and rest for your soul? The Lord has much more for us, more than we can ask or imagine. The principal fruit of receiving the Eucharist is an intimate union with Christ. As bodily nourishment restores lost strength, so the Eucharist strengthens us in charity and enables us to break with disordered attachments to creatures and to be more firmly rooted in the love of Christ. Do you hunger for the bread of life?


The first-ever complete set of certified proof U.S. $3 gold coins will be publicly displayed for the first time anywhere at the Professional Coin Grading Service (www.PCGS.com) booth, #1101, during the American Numismatic Association's (ANA) National Money Show™ in Sacramento, California, March 17 – 19, 2011.
"This unprecedented 36-coin set was assembled over the past six years by collector Tom Bender of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Palm Coast, Florida. Just a few weeks ago he obtained the final coins he needed, and this will be the first time an entire set of certified proof $3 gold has ever been publicly exhibited," said Don Willis, President of PCGS, a division of Collectors Universe, Inc. (NASDAQ: CLCT).
Bender's personal favorite is the 1856, graded PCGS PR65+ Deep Cameo, formerly in the famous Garrett Collection. It is a Population 1 with none graded higher. Other notable coins in the set and their PCGS grades include: 1873 Open 3 PR65 Deep Cameo; 1875 PR65 Deep Cameo; and 1876 PR66 Deep Cameo.
Bender began collecting coins as a youngster in Kentucky, and recalls riding his bicycle to a coin shop where he would purchase Indian Head cents for 20 cents each.
He considers himself a coin collector, not investor.
"The proof $3 gold is an undervalued series. This is in part due to the extreme rarity of the coins. Many collectors are not attracted to a series where the coins are so difficult to find. For example, many of the dates only have populations of nine or 10. The 1855 and 1856 have a mintage of five each," said Bender.
In addition to the proof $3 gold, his Indian Cents Basic Proof Set is ranked number one in the PCGS Set Registry™ and his Lincoln Cents Basic Circulation Strike Set is ranked number three. He currently is putting together a complete type set and a complete collection of Liberty Seated dimes.
"I've found a number of my silver coins by meeting other members of the PCGS Set Registry who have sold me some of their duplicates," Bender explained.
The PCGS Set Registry has more than 54,000 registered sets of U.S. and world coins. For additional information, visit www.PCGS.com/setregistry or call PCGS Customer Service at (800) 447-8848.
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'Secret sustainability': Fashion brands are learning to master initiatives before marketing them
"Et puis merde, on n'a qu'une vie…," reads a recent Instagram post by fashion brand Bash. "And then s**t, we only have one life." It's vague, so make of it what you will — it could read as recognition that time is running out or that it's time to act. "To be continued," reads the post's caption. Could it be a teaser for an upcoming announcement?
It would be about time. Back in 2017, Bash started implementing a vast sustainability program. "Doing our best to restrict global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius is essential, but here at Bash, we believe that maintaining only a habitable environment is not enough," said Alexandre Iris, strategy and transformation director. "We have a duty to improve the living conditions of people around the world, and our sustainability strategy incorporates that."
Somewhat surprising, the 18-year-old brand has stayed relatively hush-hush on such initiatives. "The philosophy of Bash has always been [to] not fake-it-before-you-make-it, but to make things first and then speak about it," said Pierre-Arnaud Grenade, global CEO of Bash. "We've come to a point where it's time for us to share with the community, and also with all our stakeholders, what we've done and what we commit to doing in the next few years."
Other brands have been quick to vocalize their sustainability strategies — and then accused of not being able to support their claims. In 2019, H&M was called out by the Norwegian Consumer Authority for using unclear messaging about its Conscious collection, which misled consumers.
Since, H&M has attempted to be more transparent about its sustainability efforts. In 2020, Fashion Revolution released its fifth-annual Fashion Transparency Index, which is a review and ranking of major global fashion brands and retailers, based on how much they share about their environmental and societal initiatives, and H&M is topping the list. The catch: H&M, like most other brands, has only chosen to disclose details around its policies and plans of action, and almost nothing about its progress and outcomes.
Brands like Bash have chosen to take the opposite approach. Instead of flaunting its eco-friendly policies, programs, and potential impacts, it's practicing what The Guardian has called "secret sustainability." It's the act of not sharing goals, whether to avoid potential accusations of greenwashing or to wait until it has achievements to reveal.
"Consumers can see inauthenticity," said Raz Godelnik, assistant professor of strategic design and management at Parsons School of Design. They have growing expectations for brands to make the necessary improvements to their business model to help protect the environment, he said. And they've learned to recognize whether a brand's sustainability strategy is just marketing or a true holistic approach.
In the past four years, Bash has been tackling sustainability from many angles. In 2018, the brand launched (Re)Make, a capsule collection released each season. The pieces are made out of 100% leftover fabrics and reimagined with new designs. To prevent the production of excess stock, the items are available through a preorder system, which also decreases their costs. "We are leveraging those savings to offer lower price points, and thus speak to a younger audience while showing that sustainability is compatible with a lasting and profitable fashion brand," said Iris.
The (Re)make collection is part of Bash's global project that focuses on "durability, circularity and sustainability," said Grenade. The program has recently been accelerated due to the pandemic. "We were hit by the crisis like every company in the world, so it was important for us to say: How can we, on one hand, be committed [to building a sustainable brand] and, on the other hand, be able to fund this commitment and make sure that those changes are really happening?" For that, Bash examined the sustainability of its fabrics, its leftover stock and consumers' changing needs to make necessary updates.
"In 2018, only 2% of our products were sustainable, i.e. made from either recycled or organic fabrics," said Grenade. "For spring-summer 2021, 65% of our products are sustainable, and that number will reach 95% by 2023. But, most importantly — since the devil is in the details — we've also implemented high standards for considering a product is sustainable. At least 70% of its composition must be from recycled, organic or responsibly sourced origins, which is well above most competitors."
The brand is also working further to reduce leftover stock, which is down to 1% of its total stock produced and is donated to associations and schools. Existing stock is offered via rental services and resell platforms.
Bash has a partnership with Rent the Runway, and prior to the pandemic, it offered its own in-store renting service at its Nolita location. In Europe, the brand has partnered with second-hand resellers, like Vestiaire Collective, to offer and help consumers resell Bash pieces. The company has plans to bring this partnership to the U.S., as well.
These services give consumers the opportunity to buy or rent products in a way that's in-line with their needs and ethics, said Grenade. Such eco-friendly services are also economically viable, as they give the brand a chance to meet new communities (renters and secondhand shoppers), which helps fund the initiatives.
"Since we've kept most of our sustainability program and progress under the radar until now, we cannot draw conclusions yet on its impact on our community," said Iris. "However, our products that drive the highest acquisition among Gen Z are mostly sustainable products, such as our Codalie boots. So we know this transformation will ultimately be a growth driver for us."
In March 2021, the brand will start communicating its sustainability initiatives through a range of consumer touchpoints. "It will more or less look like a big launch of a product, except that we will disclose our sustainability road map and analysis," said Grenade. Consistent messaging will be key to the marketing plan. There will be communication about the initiatives in-store (Bash has over 250 stores worldwide), via physical references and trained associates, and digitally, through social posts, influencers and content.
"We believe that it is through our deep and meaningful connections with our customers that we can create ripple effects to touch countless lives and nurture a lasting impact—socially, environmentally and beyond," said Iris.
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A Touch of Sin
The winner of the best screenplay award, Jia Zhangke took a giant step away from his more meditative films like Still Life or 24 City. (He's a great purveyor of "slow cinema." Stay with his films and they will resonate). The brutal A Touch of Sin is made up of four chapters, all based on real-life incidents of violence. The storytelling lucidly draws you into each of the blood-soaked storylines, and, remarkably, the film offers a scalding look at contemporary China by one its most acclaimed directors—and with government support (the Shanghai Film Group). I suppose that the title is ambiguous enough to finger point any moral lapse at the characters and not at the country's communist/capitalist system. These are engrossing homilies against different types of private transgressions.
Setting an unhinged tone, the film begins with a motorcyclist blocked at a road stop by men with guns. He needs to pay to pass through. The driver reaches for the rifle strapped over his shoulder and shoots them all dead. The vigilante, Dahai (Jiang Wu), arrives back at his hometown, where he's convinced everyone in power is on the take: his village privatized its coal mine, but the promised yearly dividends to the workers have never been distributed. He's proven right.
The film gives new meaning to the term "blood money." It also features a scene from a pragmatic marriage, where a wife advises her traveling husband, "If you use a call girl, use a condom" and the truism: "There's no true love in sex work." Only one of the chapters feels too rushed and a little under-developed. Overall, this was one film that I gladly wished was longer. It's the best omnibus in quite some time. One question lingers, though: how many theaters will actually show this in China?
— Kent Turner, Film-Forward
Fri & Sat November 8 & 9, 2013, 7:00 only, Muenzinger Auditorium
China, 2013, Mandarin w/ English subtitles, Color, 133 mins, DP, 2.35:1, NR


Paris, 1948/49, lithograph on Arches wove paper; pen, brush, scraper, sandpaper on zinc, 3rd state of transfer, with the total of 5 proof impressions, usually recorded as unsigned; our example is inscribed "epreuve d'artiste" and (possibly uniquely) signed in pencil by Pablo Picasso bottom right. Full margins; image size 27-1/2 x 21-5/8 in. (69.7 x 54.8 cm); sheet size 30 x 22-1/4 in. (76.1 x 56.4 cm). Two edges with tiny (invisible) fox marks; margins clean and even, no usual losses; overall in excellent condition; museum quality framed with non-reflective glass, handcarving and hand-applied gilt by Fred Baker. References: Bloch 586; Mourlot 134/III; Reusse, "The Huizinga Collection" 413; Bernd Rau 386; "Picasso, 55 Years…" 141. Our impression with exceptionally strong provenance: 1) Villa Grisebach (Berlin, 2004); 2) Claudia von Shilling collection (Von Shilling was a senior art expert at Hauswedell in Hanover and Villa Grisebach in Berlin until her death in 2003); 3) Georges Bloch collection.
Mies (Vaud), Genève: N. Rauch. 1948-1964. sales catalogues, 8vo.; auction catalogues, large 8vo., cloth with paper or leather spine labels; stiff paper wrappers. variously paginated.. Text in French. Large lot of publications from the mid-century Geneva bookseller Nicolas Rausch. All of these titles were printed in limited editions, generally numbering between 1,000 and 1,500 copies. Includes sales catalogues printed between 1948 and 1961, numbered 1 through 7; auction catalogues from 1952-1962, numbered 1-33 (no. 2 missing), bound in eight volumes, with three additional catalogues from the early 1960s in stiff paper wrappers and three slim bulletins. Contains detailed descriptions of thousands of books. Rausch dealt in books dating from the fifteenth to the twentieth century, and his catalogues are arranged chronologically. He also published several special sales catalogues devoted to topics including incunabula, almanacs, botany and natural history books, artists and the book. With copious reproductions of bindings, facsimile pages, and book illustrations, many of which are in color, some are folded. Auctions include the sales of the libraries of W.S. Kundig and Silvain S. Brunschwig. Not limited to books, the auctions also detail the sales of antiquities, architectural drawings, maps, early photography, prints, drawings, paintings and sculpture. Auction results are loosely inserted into the catalogues. Each catalogue is indexed. .
[Np: London Film Productions for Selznick Releasing Organization], 19 July 1948.. 118 leaves. Quarto. Mimeographed typescript, printed on rectos only. Bradbound in typescript blue wrappers, with small script number stamp. Slight sunning at edges of wrappers, else about fine. A "second draft" of this original screenplay by Greene, with uncredited contributions by Orson Welles (who it is said wrote his own dialogue) and Carol Reed, the director. The English production premiered in the UK on 31 August 1949, and opened in the U.S. in February 1950, with distribution through Selznick Releasing Organization. This script is one of a small number of preproduction scripts prepared for use by the latter group. The cast included Joseph Cotton, Orson Welles, Trevor Howard and Allida Valli, and the film was appreciated in its own time via a number of nominations and awards, and appreciated even more considerably by posterity. Greene published an adaptation of the original treatment in 1950, and in 1968, a form of the final script, with production revisions, was published. One of a relatively small number of duplicate copies from the Selznick Archive.
1948. Original typescript.. Paperclip marks to covers, else fine. . A story written to accompany ten otherwise unrelated science fiction images, each by a different artist. Original ribbon copy typescript, 20 pages, approximately 4-1/2" x 6-1/2", with a number of holograph changes in the author's hand and with an introduction by Keller. Stringbound and laid into a cardstock wrapper <u>inscribed by the author</u> in 1952. Lloyd Currey's bibliography of science fiction writers identifies a mimeographed version of this story done in 1949 that does not contain the ten images. The images, he says, had been earlier issued as a portfolio and "are generally not found with, nor are they part of, this booklet." Since the illustrations are tipped into the sheets of this manuscript pamphlet, it suggests that Keller's introduction -- which thanks the artists for the use of their pictures and hopes "that they will be pleased with the combination" -- was written for this particular, hand-assembled volume, the text of which later became the basis for the mimeographed edition. By all appearances, unique.
[Beverly Hills]: Twentieth Century-Fox, 30 August 1948.. ,132 leaves plus lettered inserts. Quarto. Mimeographed typescript, printed on rectos only. Bradbound in printed studio wrappers. Alternate U.S. title ("The Forbidden Street") handlettered on upper wrapper and spine, checkout slip clipped from prelim, but a very good or better copy. Denoted a "Final Draft" of this adaptation to the screen by Lardner of Margery Sharp's novel. The film was released the following May, starring Dana Andrews, Maureen O'Hara and Sybil Thorndike under the direction of Jean Negulesco. Lardner was likely at work on this script in the months preceding his call, on 30 October 1947, to testify before the HUAC. He had been discharged by 20th Century-Fox just days before his appearance, and like many of the other uncooperative witnesses associated as the Hollywood Ten, he was sentenced to a term in prison. Given his status as the most highly paid studio writer in Hollywood prior to his dismissal, it seems clear that Fox had little desire to set aside their investment in this film's script as easily as they set aside the man, as it continued to bear his name.
New York: Sloane New York: Sloane, 1948. First edition, first printing. Original publisher's cloth, dust jacket. Foreword by Einstein. Signed and dated by Einstein to front endpaper: "A. Einstein, 49". Fine in a jacket with minor chipping to the extremities, a few tiny tears, else very good or better.. Signed by Author. First Edition. Hard Cover. Near Fine/Dust Jacket Included.
New York: Schumacher 1948 30 pages of which 19 are mounted samples. One of the most elaborate of the sample books these were used in displaying the fabrics designed for the Williamsburg restoration that began in 1953. The Art Institute of Chicago says books of this kind were generally disposed of by the trade and interior designers who would have owned them and used them. (Art Institute of Chicago Museum Studies, 1995) Size 53 x 64 cm. Research Library of Paramount Pictures dated November 17, 1948. Only known copies are in the New York Public Library and the National Art Library at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Back hinge is beginning to separate.. Good. Double Elephant - over 25" - 50" tall.
Beverly Hills: Copley Galleries, (1948). First edition. Upper edge of front cover and more so on lower cover a little browned, else fine. Quarto. Illustrated light tan cloth spine lettered in brown over light brown boards pictorially stamped and lettered in dark brown One of 500 copies. Signed and inscribed by Ray on front free endpaper Legendary Photography, painter, and maker of objects and films, Man Ray was on the most versatile and inventive artists of this century. Born in Philadelphia in 1890, he knew the worlds of Greenwich Village in the avant garde era following the 1913 Armory show; Paris in the 1920's and 1930's, where he played a key role in the Dada and Surrealist movements; The Hollywood of the 1940s, where he joined others chased by war from their homes in Europe; and finally, Paris again until his death in 1976. " -ManRayTrust.com.& & Man Ray (August 27, 1890 Ð November 18, 1976), born Emmanuel Radnitzky, was an American artist who spent most of his career in Paris, France. Perhaps best described simply as a modernist, he was a significant contributor to both the Dada and Surrealist movements, although his ties to each were informal. Best known in the art world for his avant-garde photography, Man Ray produced major works in a variety of media and considered himself a painter above all. He was also a renowned fashion and portrait photographer. He is noted for his photograms, which he renamed "rayographs" after himself.& & While appreciation for Man Ray's work beyond his fashion and portrait photography was slow in coming during his lifetime, especially in his native United States, his reputation has grown steadily in the decades since.& In 1999, ARTnews magazine named him one of the 25 most influential artists of the 20th century, citing his groundbreaking photography as well as "his explorations of film, painting, sculpture, collage, assemblage, and prototypes of what would eventually be called performance art and conceptual art" and saying "Man Ray offered artists in all media an example of a creative intelligence that, in its 'pursuit of pleasure and liberty,'"ÑMan Ray's stated guiding principlesÑ"unlocked every door it came to and walked freely where it would." - Wikipedia .
New York: Duell, Sloan & Pearce, 1948 Publisher Merle Armitage's Presentation Copy To The Great "Artist Of The Book", E. McKnight-Kauffer With A Follow-Up Inscription McKnight-Kauffer. First Edition. 8vo. Original printed boards, black cloth, spine printed in gilt somewhat rubbed & faded & worn at the tips, top edge marked & lacking the dustwrapper. With Printed photographs of Miller, Durrell & Perles pasted to ffe. Notwithstanding condition issues, A great PUBLISHER'S PRESENTATION INSCRIPTION on the second prelim: "To E. McKnight-Kauffer, Xmas, 1948 from Merle Armitage - further inscribed by Kauffer, to Virginia McCrolan, dated 2/ 18/49 Shifreen & Jackson A66a. A Nice Association Copy.. Signed. 1st Edition.
London:: Collins,, 1948. First Edition. Very Good++. SIGNED BY BERNARD DARWIN without personalization on the title page immediately beneath his printed name. A Very Good++ hardback First Edition First Printing with mild spotting edges in a Very Good++ Dust Jacket with mild foxing and edge wear. 8vo. 254 pp.
Paris: Maeght, 1948-1950, first edition, one of 200 impressions (total edition 253), signed by Tristan Tzara and Joan Miro on the justification page. Tzara's poem is illustrated by Miro with 72 original lithographs (49 in colors, of which 18 are hors-texte), including covers and slipcase. Overall size 16 x 12 in (41 x 30 cm); page size circa 15 x 11.5 in (38 x 29 cm), 117 loose leaves, printed on Malacca pure rag paper, all leaves with tissue guards; all fit in publisher's paper folder with an original color lithograph with collage and housed in publisher's chemise and slipcase; in excellent condition. A 20th century masterpiece by Joan Miro. ”The Artist & The Book” 206: ”This book represents a particularly effective collaboration between artist and author. Miro's brilliantly spontaneous and amorphous images, drawn directly on the stone with very few preparatory sketches, have the inventive verve of Tzara's random verses”. D. Porzio, ”Lithography, 200 Years…”, page 233: The lithographs that Miro drew for (Parler Seul) represent one of his most successful undertakings”. Johnson / Stein 127: ”Characterized by flowing spontaneity, Miro's lithographic illustrations in primary colors are perfectly paired with the eclectic verse of Tzara”. Other references: Rauch 165; Stern 77; Soby ”Joan Miro” 23; Prevert p.217; Cramer 17; Chapon pp.290-291; Kornfeld 152/135; Mourlot 102-103, 106-175; Monod 10809; Strachan p.339.
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1948. First Edition. Hardcover. Gilt lettering on spine dulled; dustwrapper with some chipping at the head of the spine and jagged closed tear with no loss on the front panel. Very Good in a near Very Good dustwrapper. INSCRIBED and SIGNED by the author on the half-title page: "To Harry Elmer Barnes/with best wishes from/Charles A. Lindbergh/August 1948." Harry Elmer Barnes was a prominent American historian who in the late 1930s emerged as a leading isolationist and German apologist defending German foreign policy as a legitimate effort to overthrow the Treaty of Versailles, which Barnes regarded as unfair to Germany. He would later go on to become a pioneer in the Holocaust denial movement. Lindbergh's sympathy to Nazi ideals has been clearly documented.
[Philadelphia. ca. 1948].. Dry pigment, mastic varnish, and alcohol, on panel, 25 x 36 inches. Signed lower right: "Riggs." In fine condition, in a burnished gilt wood frame. This remarkable painting by the well-known artist and illustrator, Robert Riggs, depicts famous Cheyenne warrior Roman Nose in battle, dressed in the full regalia of the Elk Soldier warrior society. A dramatic, powerful image, it is one of a handful of paintings by Riggs. Robert Riggs (1896- 1970) was in his heyday one of the best-known artists and illustrators in the United States. After studies at the Art Students League and service during World War I, Riggs settled in Philadelphia, his home base for the rest of his life. In the 1930s and '40s he rose to national prominence as an illustrator, lithographer, and commercial artist, producing well-known images of boxers and circuses (two life-long obsessions), and of soldiers during World War II. In 1940, around the peak of his career as an illustrator, his drawings commanded $750- $1500 each, and his name was as well-known in the trade as that of Norman Rockwell. But Riggs loathed this commercial work, and after 1950 he slid increasingly into obscurity, although revered by those who knew him in the Philadelphia art world. When he died in 1970, he was almost forgotten. Riggs was never comfortable working in oils or watercolor, preferring dry mediums such as pencil and charcoal. For the few large paintings he created, he employed a technique of blending dry pigments with mastic varnish and alcohol, working on panels he had especially manufactured for his use. This technique, which creates a surface similar to the look of egg tempera, adds to the extraordinary character of Riggs' major compositions. Riggs had a particular fascination with American Indians. In his days of affluence during the Depression and World War II, he formed a major collection of American Indian artifacts. According to his biographer, he owned "an odd and unsettling collection of American Indian artifacts...He was a serious and widely read amateur anthropologist, whose hobby, an expensive one into which he happily poured much of his substantial income...was guided in part by Frank N. Speck of the University of Pennsylvania, a friend who was perhaps the foremost authority then on Indians of the Northeast." This collection played an important part in the creation of the present painting, and particular artifacts depicted are probably based on items in his collection. For example, Riggs owned several of the grisly "finger necklaces" of dried human fingers, one of which Roman Nose wears in the painting. Riggs clearly went to great lengths to make the finely realized details of his painting completely accurate. His own collections and his friendship with Speck aided him in this (Riggs did small drawings of artifacts for several of Speck's publications). Thus, such apparently bizarre details as Roman Nose's body paint are based on Riggs' understanding of the Elk Soldier war regalia, and he has faithfully reproduced what is known of Roman Nose's headdress, which supposedly had magical powers to ward off arrows and bullets. At the same time, the distortions of scale and perspective typical of Riggs' flamboyant paintings are fully in evidence. Roman Nose, a celebrated Northern Cheyenne warrior, was an apt subject for Riggs' heroic portrait. According to the ANB, "His contemporaries described [Roman Nose] as being over six feet in height and possessing great physical powers. A man of fine character, quiet and self-contained, he was held in high esteem by all the Cheyennes...and was so renowned among whites that they credited him with being a leader in a number of engagements in which he did not participate." He became active in fighting against whites only after the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864, most notably the Platte Bridge fight in 1865, along Powder River the same year, and in harassing railroad construction in 1866 and 1867. Refusing to participate in the Medicine Lodge peace treaties of the latter year, he led raids in Colorado in 1868. In the famous Battle of Beecher Island that September, his protective headdress rendered useless by violating a taboo against eating food prepared with metal, he led a fatal charge in which he was killed. Riggs may be depicting any of the engagements of these three bloody years in this painting. His purpose seems more to show Roman Nose as a mythic warrior figure than to document a specific event. Riggs created only a handful of major paintings, and they have seldom appeared on the market. The only recent auction sale of a work of similar size and scope was his 1938 painting of the Joe Lewis-Max Schmeling fight, which realized $277,500 at Sotheby's in 1999. An extraordinary and dramatic painting. Ben Bassham, THE LITHOGRAPHS OF ROBERT RIGGS (Philadelphia, 1986), passim.
New York: New Directions 1948 New York: New Directions, 1948. First American Edition, one of 25 copies signed by the author. "Twenty- five of this edition on specially made paper have been signed by the author". 8vo. [ii], 270 pp. Japan vellum spine and patterned boards. Spine a bit sunned, covers a little scuffed and edges slightly rubbed, but a good, sound copy otherwise; without slipcase . First American edition of Sartre's first and most famous collection (LE MUR, 1939) whose widely anthologized title-story "The Wall," became practically synonymous in America and England with the post-war movement known as "existentialism"
In-8, bross. alla francese, astuccio, custodia, pp. 171,(7), vignetta a colori alla bross. e al frontespizio, molto ben illustrato nel t. da 20 delicate composizioni a colori di Marty. Bella edizione di 1500 esemplari numer. Il ns., VIII, fa parte della tiratura di 50 "sur Hollande Van Gelder" che contiene 2 suites delle illustrazioni, a colori e in b.n., oltre a un acquarello originale di Marty. Cfr. Bénezit,IX, p. 304: "André Edouard Marty (1882-1974), illustrateur et peintre de décors de théatre; les très nombreux livres qu'il a illustré ont conquis les amateurs par la grace de ses personnages et du décor qui les entoure". Esemplare in ottimo stato.
Écoute, Israël. Eaux-fortes de S. Landau.
MOTT, N.F. & I.N. SNEDDON.
Wave Mechanics and its Application.
Les Mains Sales. Piece en sept tableaux.


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@jasonrmcintyre 3-20 and still scores 22 ... same with Paul George last night against the blazers .... the nba is a joke I can't even watch anymore let's reward guys who shoot like $hit!
Gotta be kidding me with that whistle. What a joke. Absolute larceny by the refs there. Harden can dive into people while shooting?
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