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Author Topic: cool talk at the national gallery today  (Read 195 times)
Lord Byron
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« on: 14:13:00, 03-03-2007 »

Great talk today by jenny scott at the national gallery.

1pm
Talk
Games with Geometry: Holbein: 'The Ambassadors'
Jenny Scott, Room 4

We talked after and I said how I think it is banded with the death of Henry VIII forecast at the bottom, a basic england in the middle and a rich catholic europe on top, built on top of the turkish carpets ( trade ? ) with rome at the centre as it is the centre on the night globe.

She said 'i think you got it, yes, indeed' and we talked about banding in paintings.

sighhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, er um, yes, well, art history, very interesting to discuss ideas

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« Reply #1 on: 14:15:27, 03-03-2007 »

Not that you're gaining a reputation or anything m'Lud, but was said Jenny Scott perhaps a little attractive...... ?  Wink

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« Reply #2 on: 14:30:49, 03-03-2007 »

In a lovely posh young lady way......., rather does know her stuff as well, of course,though, I was at a talk she gave last year, was rather nice when she read out a poem that time....................


mmm, renoir for me soon, then drinks with a art historian fwendy, well, you see, being "lost in time", us lords must find like minded folk Wink


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