Real Nudes
This timeline provides a sociohistorical context for Philip Pearlstein's 1949 Two Nudes on a Beach.
Dulles Airport
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Historically Naked
This timeline provides a sociohistorical context for Lucian Freud's 1966 Naked Girl.
Type-writing office of Miss Farran and Miss Ethel Dickens, 34 Southampton-Street, Strand
In early 1887, Miss Sarah Farran and Miss Ethel Dickens open up one of the first commercial typing offices in London. They specialize in plays and prompt-books, according to the published snippet announcements of their new business. Their partnership appears to last only about 10 months before Ethel opens her own office in Wellington Street. Miss Farran, and her nieces Ethel Blanche Farran and Ida Farran, appear to continue to operate this business at least into the 1890s.
Miss Dickens's Type-Writing Office location, 3 Tavistock Street, London
Ethel's professional offices were located here between 1891 or 1892 and at least 1896. In 1895 and 1896, Ethel lists both her professional address and her place of abode (in the Electoral Register) as "3 Tavistock Street."
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The Fisherman and His Soul
Oscar Wilde's "The Fisherman and His Soul" was published in his collection The House of Pomegranates (1891). You can read the story, annotated by General Education students at the University of Wisconsin, Green Bay, here at COVE Studio.