Artists Biography
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Biography $13.99 Biography |
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Maya Lin: A Biography $35 This book provides an informal biography of the wunderkind who became one of America’s greatest living artists and most well-known architects. |
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A&E Biography $6.99 Track Listing: 1. My Chickashay Gal, 2. Sunday Kind of Country Kind of Love – (previously unreleased), 3. Happy Anniversary, 4. Lovenworth, 5. Without Sunshine – (previously unreleased), 6. Bible Tells Me So, The, 7. These Are the Good Old Days, 8. Stampede, 9. Night Guard, The, 10. Along the Navajo Trail – (with various artists), 11. Money Can’t Buy Love, 12. Good to Be Home Again – (previously unreleased), 13. Happy Trails – (with various artists), 14. Letter to Roy, A – (previously unreleased), 15. Untitled – (bonus track) |
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Biography Johnny Cash The Man in Black $17.18 Rated: NRSynopsis: The acclaimed A&E series Biography helped to popularize the TV documentary, and profiles a wide range of people, from celebrities to artists to political and religious figures. Biography: Johnny Cash presents the work and career of this musician whose music knows no boundaries; he is a member of both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Country Music Hall of Fame. Cash was born in Arkansas during the Depression. He began his recording career in Nashville, and has since recorded more than 70 albums. This program presents his greatest songs, and details his personal life, which led him through drug addiction, prison time, a troubled marriage, and most recently, failing health. |
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Edith Scannell Artist Photo Mugs EDITH MAUD SUSANNA SCANNELL an artistic lady who sadly failed to earn an entry in the Dictionary of National Biography so we dont know very much about her….. |
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Lust for Life [VHS] $10.98 Lust for Life is appropriately titled, for mere passion seems inadequate when describing this superb fictionalized biography (based on Irving Stone’s popular novel) of Vincent Van Gogh. In a deservedly Oscar®- nominated performance, Kirk Douglas is physically and emotionally perfect as the tormented Dutch painter, whose life is chronicled from his ill-fated stint as a preacher to Belgian miners i… |
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Rembrandt : Fathers and Sons [VHS] $1.95 Directed by David Devine, Rembrandt: Fathers and Sons reveals the great master at the height of his success. In need of a challenge, he sets out to reinvent the portrait amid demands from the aristocracy, his new family and especially a young boy estranged from his father. Rembrandt was a mysterious figure in his day but his nearly one hundred self-portraits tell their own story. Rembrandt was a … |
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Wolf at the Door [VHS] $79.98 … |
Editors Depend on the Philadelphia Translation Firm to Give Insight into Works from Abroad
In 1934 Baltimore citizen Terry Margrave establishes the Readers’ Book Club, with the purpose of communal and technical instruction and an economic model loaned from the Donnay Prose Club. It also manages to impose prose composed in far-off languages, for which it gets help by the Chicago French Translation corporation. Although it organizes a European novel contest, the focus of the club is on social argument and enlightenment. Minz is also the initiator of the publication of Horace Mingus's most significant creation, How U.S. Citizens Accept Latin Americans. Gaining Advantage in Hostile Environment is distributed by the Booklover Book Club and is the club’s committee favorite for 1935. It is one of the most illustrious occasions of the new made up methodology, not because of its inventor’s incoming and continuous recognition, but because it is technically as unique as it is allowed.
A writer’s responsibility is to record the experience of employees and jobless so that he can describe the authenticity in the most truthful manner. John Aldridge does so in the city of Chicago where he uses the help of the Baltimore Spanish Translation business to describe the lives and conditions of the immigrant communities with respect to their social status and human behavior. The first part of Aldridge's novel encompasses a mixture of truth and imaginative inspection which its readers find persuasive. On the contrary, the second chapter of the work is a severe assault on the proletarian collectivists and communalists who are among its basic disciples. Not content with precise contextual investigation in the illustrative part of his text, Lancaster intends the subsequent part to express his discontent with the agreement of left-winged Marxists and the labor class which new political forces are committed to give confidence to.
In the intervening time, in Philadelphia, Barton Rouge believes it crucial to back up masterpieces by overseas novelists planned to offer the audience more imagination into it, which justifies his commitment to circulate them and to suit even the most complicated judgments For this he goes for the Philadelphia Translation Services with the objective to disapprove of the two assemblies on whom the learned Left thrives. Communalists and collectivists of poor environment are labeled for their inability to surmount class hurdles, while the young academic of proletariat surrounding is criticized for founding the inclination for anti-ruling-class popular bias. Budge singles out Current Review and two writers, Sid Barnet and Roger Walters, who seem to be involved in this tendency. The divisive third quarter is not to be part of the revised edition of the masterpiece.
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11905 Portraits for Classroom Bulletin Boards: Artists $4.04 Used - Profiles of outstanding contributors to a variety of fields. Each reproducible portrait faces a one-page biography. |
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11905 Portraits for Classroom Bulletin Boards: Artists $41.95 New - Profiles of outstanding contributors to a variety of fields. Each reproducible portrait faces a one-page biography. |
