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The National Gallery Tea House Theatre Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Trouver des images sur le Web : moteurs de recherche, banques générales et thématiques Les moteurs traditionnels de recherche, comme Google, Bing, Yahoo ou Ask offrent la possibilité de rechercher des images, mais les droits liés à l’utilisation de ces dernières ne sont généralement pas précisés : droit de l’information, droit de l’image, droit à l’image... Des filtres par type de licence sont néanmoins parfois proposés, par exemple, par les deux outils précités, pour affiner les requêtes. Cela dit, cette option généralement disponible en recherche avancée est soit plus ou moins visible (Google> Recherche avancée d’images > droits d’usage ou Google Images > Outils de recherche > Droits d’usage), soit absente de certaines versions locales (filtrage par licence disponible dans la version américaine de Bing mais non proposé pour la déclinaison française). Par ailleurs, en dépit des différents filtres de protection appliqués, il n’est pas rare, pour une requête donnée, de voir s’afficher des images indésirables. AbulÉdu Data Fr Olivier Le Couls, Désert mauritanien Art4apps En
Hayward Gallery When you arrive For step-free access to the Hayward Gallery from the Queen Elizabeth Hall Slip Road, please use the Hayward Gallery car park lift. There may be short queues to enter the building and the exhibition. Download step-free access map More about Access & facilities Inside the gallery Accessible toilets are available, and there is some seating for visitors who need it during their visit. We welcome wheelchair users and guide companion dogs. Our Access Scheme If you’re signed up to our Access Scheme, you’re eligible to bring a companion free of charge. Email us More about our Access Scheme Parking Blue Badge holders and those with access requirements can be dropped off on the Queen Elizabeth Hall Slip Road off Belvedere Road (the road between the Royal Festival Hall and the Hayward Gallery). There are four Blue Badge parking spaces available for visitors located on the Queen Elizabeth Hall Slip Road. Blue Badge parking at National Theatre Blue Badge parking APCOA Cornwall Road
Robert Hudson Tall Tales Tall Tales now has it's own website, or sort of. It's main home from now on will be Listen & Often, which is the name of the TT podcast. I will be migrating content over there in the next short period of time. TT is an evening of comic stories and songs which runs on the last Thursday of every second month at Kilburn's great Good Ship. It is inspired by The Prairie Home Companion, and absolutely not by nights of literary readings. Tall Tales Newsflash (increasingly an Oldsflash, but increasingly I don't care): Warhorses of Letters has been commissioned by R4 for broadcast in October. Newsflash 2: Told you it was not the last. The Next Tall Tales Really, visit Listen & Often for updates. Venue is Good Ship, Doors are 19.30, show is 20.00, tickets are £5. Tall Tales Stars (More Than There Are in Heaven) Incomplete list Helen Arney, musical comedian. Emma Beddington, writer and important legal mind. Benet Brandreth, force of nature. Toby Davies, comedy writer and performer.
The life and reign of English kings and queens visualised | News Primogeniture is a pain. You can spend all your life waiting to be king or queen and then just have a few years on the throne - or you could be ruling for basically all of your life, which is probably a lot of responsibility. Elizabeth II is under a year away from becoming the longest reigning monarch in the history of England or the United Kingdom - Victoria was on the throne for 63 years - with this in mind we were inspired to look at how other post-Norman conquest rulers have lasted. The gold line shows how many years (in decimals) the monarch reigned and the blue shows the years of their life when they were not the country’s monarch. Although it is not quite as straightforward as it seems. One example is Henry VI and Edward IV were duking it out and deposing each other during the Wars of the Roses. Edward VIII spent the most years not on the throne, given that he abdicated and became the Duke of Windsor without lasting a full year.
National Gallery of Art | NGA Images Search Results: Images with keywords "portrait"980 images found Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione Self Portrait(?), Wearing a Plumed Cap ["Portrait of Bernini"] 1645/1650 Print Hendrik Goltzius Portrait of Dirck Volckertcz. Coornhert 1591 Print Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Portrait of M. Henri Simon Thomassin Portrait du Caravage (Portrait of Caravaggio) Print Raffaeli Albertolli and Ferdinando Albertolli after Luigi Cagnola Le Solenni Esequie di Monsignor Filippo Visconti Arcivescovo di Milano... 1802 Volume North Italian 14th Century Costume Ornament with Profile Portrait c. 1380/1400 Decorative Art Thomas Skynner Portrait of a Man c. 1845 Painting Giovanni Antonio Boltraffio Portrait of a Youth c. 1495/1498 Painting Friedrich Wilhelm Moritz Portrait of the Artist's Father Drawing after Jean-Marc Nattier Portrait of a Young Woman 1750/1760 Painting French 18th Century Portrait of a Man in a Military Uniform 18th century Drawing Aimé-Jules Dalou Portrait of a Young Boy (Henry Ebenezer Bingham?)