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Maintained by Dane Moore, the great, great grandson (illegitimate) of Alfred Milner, 1st Viscount Milner, a proud member of the Academy.
Newcastle Eagles in action. Credit: newcastle-eagles.com It was 2010. I was just a spring chicken at 15 years old, and had recently been placed on the sports apprenticeship programme at my secondary school. It sounds very prestigious,…
Newcastle Eagles in action. Credit: newcastle-eagles.com It was 2010. I was just a spring chicken at 15 years old, and had recently been placed on the sports apprenticeship programme at my secondary school. It sounds very prestigious,…
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LOUDfence - stitching the fabric of the church back together one wounded relationship at a time.
LOUDfence - stitching the fabric of the church back together one wounded relationship at a time.
Doric House on the right hand side.
Anyone like to hazard a guess at the year❓
Doric House on the right hand side.
Anyone like to hazard a guess at the year❓
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(Oil on canvas, 24 x 24 ins.)
An old (and gloomy) one from the turn of the century. The view is from inside the Duke of Wellington in Newcastle, the eponymous “Duke” is a fiction.
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(Oil on canvas, 24 x 24 ins.)
An old (and gloomy) one from the turn of the century. The view is from inside the Duke of Wellington in Newcastle, the eponymous “Duke” is a fiction.
#painting #art #northernart
Newcastle Beach, Oil on canvas from around 30 years ago
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Newcastle Beach, Oil on canvas from around 30 years ago
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He also loved finger-painting & finger puppets, which led him to the arts.
He also loved finger-painting & finger puppets, which led him to the arts.
At various times, Henry John Brinsley Manners (1852–1925), the 8th Duke of Rutland, was its president.
At various times, Henry John Brinsley Manners (1852–1925), the 8th Duke of Rutland, was its president.