Hop Skip and a Jump,

This week has been a blur of work and sleep.. Back from Paris which was fabulous!! Seeing all the fashion trends for winter 2010/2011 was great and the fashion shows where as entertaining as always!! I managed a quick half day of shopping in between working and managed to take a few photos of the fashion show, apologies for the delay to load they are pretty big images!

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I just loved this carousel! If id had more time i would taken a million photos, the ceiling was all hand painted and it was two tiers.. would've been a fabulous place to have a photoshoot! I also fell in love with the grey dress above with lace, it was a steal at only £900!! lol!

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Dear Valentines Day..

here is the deepest secret nobody knows

(here is the root of the root and the bud of the bud

and the sky of the sky of a tree called life;which grows

higher than the soul can hope or mind can hide)

and this is the wonder that's keeping the stars apart

i carry your heart(i carry it in my heart)

I spent my Valentines weekend at the beach with Dave, it was late afternoon when these photos were taken but it got dark so quickly and it was freezing!! So I was so glad i had my ridiculously massive scarf with me to wrap around my head! This is one of my favourite jumpers its big, loose, soft and oh so comfy!
We spent our time walking on the beach, drinking wine, laughing, exchanging gifts, eating delicious food (all prepared by Dave)

Wearing: H&M jumper & leggings, giant scarf Primark, River Island boots, jewellery: Vintage.

How did you spend you Valentines weekend?

(Poem by E E Cummings)

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Pinckney Marcius-Simons (1865 – 1909)

Parsifal And The Knights Of The Holy Grail
Towering Cathedral
Toilette de Nature
Canova, The Boy Sculptor
Sunrise
Taking Over
Scène Allégorique
Apotheosis Of Joan Of Arc
L’entrée du Port
The Writer
The Ambitious Model
Cardinal Richelieu
Flower Fairies
Guardian Angels

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Carl Joseph Samson (1961)

The Collector
White Gown
Steps To Monet
Copper Mountain
Nude And Pan
Autumn, Mauricie Park, Québec
Sara And Critter
September Roses
Amanda
Tuscan Ruins
Chianti Vineyards
Boy With Dinosaurs

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William Smith Jewett (1812 – 1873)

A View Of The Butte Mountains From Feather River, California
A View Of Yosemite
Catching Crabs
John C. Frémont
Portrait Of General John A. Sutter
Jupiter’s Spires, Yosemite Valley
The Promised Land – The Grayson Family
Captain Ned Wakeman
Couple In A Landscape With A Valley Beyond
Romantic Encounter
Ship Huntress

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Treasures of the World’s Cultures ' Exhibition

The Treasures of the World’s Cultures exhibition brings together objects from the unparalleled collection of the British Museum. It is formed of artefacts from all historical eras and from all parts of the world.  From a stone handaxe that represents the first technology of our earliest human ancestors, the exhibition surveys human culture across civilisations, tracing the history of mankind from prehistory to the modern age.

The displayed material is both materially and visually diverse, ranging from classical sculptures to exquisite gold jewellery excavated in ancient Mesopotamia, from drawings by Renaissance masters to Native North American animal-skin coats.  The exhibition is divided into seven principle sections, the objects being organised according to geography and chronology. Object descriptions and introductory texts will encourage audiences to compare and contrast human experience and cultural achievement across time and place.

The Treasures exhibition allows the visitor to experience, in a distilled form, the breadth and diversity of the British Museum collection as it is presented in London.  This is the first time that this successful exhibition will be displayed at a European venue.


Here are few artifacts that will be displayed:

Bronze statuette of the goddess Bastet love



Sarcophagus Dzheho


Brass plaque from Benin



Kneeling statue of Ramses IV



Fragment of a copy of the Rosetta Stone



A copy of the Rosetta Stone



Bronze Shield from Wales and England


The image of the head of a bearded man, Khorsabad, northern Iraq



Tool gamelan, the island of Java



The statue of the two hounds, Lazio, Italy



Two-headed figure with the Society Islands



Sarcophagus Dzheho



The statue of the deity of Nimrud, northern Iraq


Women’s boots luck in high heels from Teri Greaves



Golden cast mark ruler or priest, Colombia



The statue of Eros, the Greek god of love



Ceramic cone Khaled Ben Slimane



Two lamps for the mosque from Egypt


Deer and pine trees in the snow – Japan.



Brass head of the monument from Benin



Brass plaque from Benin



Galaxy Tokuda Yasokichi III



Man-bird depicted on a boulder from Rapanui


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