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Michael Shapcott is a Central Connecticut-based painter, known for his daring color palette and emotionally charged portraits. His work deals with highly detailed graphite underdrawings which he then paints with colorful washes in oil and acrylic paints. In addition to painting, Shapcott creates art videos that track the process of painting a painting and show his unique style of working. Read More: http://zouchmagazine.com/art-shots-the-girl-the-owl-and-michael-shapcott/#ixzz1XjxYgJAw

Timelapse Painting Two from Pat Perry on Vimeo .

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In addition to increasing your students' knowledge about the period, Picturing the 1930s enhances their visual literacy skills and allows them to assimilate and present content in the documentary movie style. PrimaryAccess is designed specifically for history teaching. In creating digital documentaries, students embed facts and events in a narrative context that can enhance retention and understanding. Visit THE OFFICE to learn how to use this website for your lesson plans and to visit Primary Source Learning, an educational organization staffed by classroom teachers that connects schools, university programs, libraries, and museums through collaborative programs using digital historical sources. Primary Source Learning provides free online portfolios that facilitate the design and peer review of a variety of instructional materials. Check out the Web site hosted by Primary Source Learning to get lesson plan ideas. http://americanart.si.edu/education/picturing_the_1930s/

"My dear Theo, A couple of days ago we got a painting by De Nittis, a view of London on a rainy day, Westminster Bridge and the Houses of Parliament.1 I crossed Westminster Bridge every morning and evening and know what it looks like when the sun’s setting behind Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament, and what it’s like early in the morning, and in the winter with snow and fog. When I saw this painting I felt how much I love London. Yet I believe it’s good for me to be away from it. This in answer to your question. I certainly don’t think that you’ll be going to London. 1r:2 Thanks for ‘Aus der Jugendzeit’ and ‘Um Mitternacht’ by Rückert.2 It’s poignantly beautiful; the latter made me think of ‘La nuit de Décembre’ by Musset.3 I wish I could send it to you, but don’t have it. Yesterday we sent a crate to The Hague, what I had promised you was in it.4 I hear that Anna and Lies are at home; I’d like to see them again. I wish you the very best, and write again soon. W...

Messages in bottles, smoke signals, letters written in the sand; the modern equivalents are the funny, sad, beautiful, hopeful, hopeless, poetic posts on Missed Connections websites. Every day hundreds of strangers reach out to other strangers on the strength of a glance, a smile or a blue hat. Their messages have the lifespan of a butterfly. I'm trying to pin a few of them down.

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