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Occurs after exposure to large amounts of silica over a short period of time (5 – 15 years). Swelling in the lungs and symptoms occur faster than in simple silicosis.
Results from short-term exposure to very large amounts of silica. The lungs become very inflamed and can fill with fluid, causing severe shortness of breath and low blood oxygen levels.
A pair of glands near the kidneys that produce hormones to help control vital body functions, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and more.
A mental disorder characterized by consistent alterations to a person’s mood and personality.
This is a degenerative brain disease that usually begins later in life, causes you to lose your memory, and causes general disorientation. There is currently no cure for Alzheimer’s disease.
A massive swelling of the organs caused by a blockage of fluid in the tissues.
Anemia is a blood condition in which a person’s blood has lower-than-normal numbers of red blood cells, causing his or her body to have an insufficient amount of oxygen in the blood.
A neurological disorder characterized by impaired communication and social interaction skills that begins before a child is three years of age.
A large group of diseases characterized by the malfunction of a body’s immune system that causes it to attack itself.
Black Box Warning:
A black box warning is the strongest warning administrated by the FDA to warn consumers of the risks associated with using a product. The warning appears on the product’s labeling and is outlined by a black box.
Calcaneus Avulsion Fracture:
A fracture to the heel bone of the foot.
Care Planning Meeting:
A care planning meeting—or comprehensive needs assessment—is required for every long-term care or nursing home resident. By law, an elderly care facility must develop a written care plan within the first seven days of resident’s admission. The care plan should be updated quarterly and each time the resident has a significant change in his or her condition.
Life-changing events, including traumatic brain injury, paralysis, and death.
A bacterial infection of the skin that causes redness, pain, and swelling.
Located in the lower region of the brain, the cerebellum regulates movement-related functions. It also helps control responses to feelings of pleasure and fear.
The passage of blood flow through the brain.
Certified Athletic Trainer:
A health professional certified to assist athletes by monitoring and preventing injury and medical emergencies.
The Civilian Heath and Medical Program of the Veterans Administration (CHAMPVA) is a veteran’s health insurance program that covers the families of veterans who are either permanently disabled or killed in the line of duty.
An abnormality in a person’s chromosomes that causes intellectual disabilities or other mental or physical defects.
Results from long-term exposure (more than 20 years) to low amounts of silica dust. The silica dust causes swelling in the lungs and chest lymph nodes. This disease may cause people to have trouble breathing. This is the most common form of silicosis.
A deformed gap in the lip that occurs during a fetus’s development in the womb.
An opening in the roof of the mouth (the palate) due to a failure of the palatal shelves to come fully together from either side of the mouth and fuse, as they normally should, during embryonic development.
The thickening of blood into a clot or jelly-like substance.
A surgically implanted device that allows a deaf person to hear using electrodes which send pulses to the brain to transmit sound.
Cognitive Therapy and Retraining:
This is a form of short-term psychotherapy in which negative thought patterns are challenged in order to retrain a behavior or reoccurring emotional distress. This method uses problem solving and communication rather than focusing on past experiences.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome:
A chronic progressive disease characterized by severe pain, swelling, and changes in the skin.
A concussion is considered a minor traumatic brain injury (MTBI) and is the most common brain injury. Though medical monitoring is required, concussions usually heal more quickly and completely than more serious traumatic brain injuries.
Birth defects or abnormalities in the body’s structure, such as missing limbs.
This is a disorder developed in the womb that causes defects or damage to a growing fetus. Sometimes congenital disorders can be caused by a mother’s exposure to antibiotics or petroleum during pregnancy.
Coup Contrecoup Injury:
A forceful impact to the body that causes the brain to be shaken inside the skull.
Deep Vein Thrombosis:
Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a condition in which the blood clots in one or more areas of the body, usually in the legs. DVT can develop from sitting over long periods of time or from medication that affects the body’s blood flow.
Down Syndrome (non-Mosaic):
A developmental disability caused by an extra chromosome in the body that delays intellectual and physical growth and development.
An eruption in part of the small intestine.
A movement disorder that causes a person to have involuntary tics, tremors, or other uncontrollable movements in the body.
Otherwise known as body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), this syndrome is characterized by an extreme obsession with an imagined defect or body image that causes depression, anxiety, and social isolation, along with the strong feeling that the person’s appearance or health would be better if the healthy body part was removed.
E. Coli Infection:
A condition that results from consuming food or water contaminated with microscopic amounts of feces. In a small percentage of exposures, hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS) can occur several weeks after the first onset, which can cause profuse bleeding, anemia, and kidney failure.
The system of glands that produce and release hormones into the bloodstream to help regulate metabolism functions in the body.
A medical procedure that allows a physician to look inside a person’s body by inserting a tiny camera attached to a long, thin tube through the mouth or nose.
The frontal lobe is located in the front area of the brain and deals with memory tasks, planning, social responses, and other higher mental functions.
Death of tissue in part of the body that can spread and become deadly if not stopped by amputation of that body part.
A physician who specializes in the digestive system.
Also referred to as the urogenital system, the genitourinary system produces and eliminates urine from the body.
A physician who specializes in the treatment of elderly patients.
An arrhythmia occurs when the heart beats irregular as a result of the electrical impulses in the heart. It may cause the heart to beat too fast or too slow.
Lung burns that occur by directly breathing in intense heat from a fire.
A procedure that uses a man-made membrane to help remove waste and restore proper electrolytes to the blood when weakened kidneys are unable to function properly on their own.
Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (HUS):
This is a condition caused by the abnormal premature destruction of red blood cells that causes filtering problems in the kidneys, sometimes resulting in life-threatening kidney failure.
Assistance provided for the elderly or disabled in the comfort of their own homes which can include: cooking, cleaning, feeding, dressing, bathing, and more.
A condition caused by elevated levels of potassium in the blood.
A male birth defect in which the opening of the urethra is on the underside, rather than at the end, of the penis.
When the artery that carries blood to a person’s heart becomes blocked, decreasing the heart’s oxygen supply.
An inner ear function that provides human bodies with a sense of balance and helps to regulate eye movements.
Listeriosis is a potentially fatal foodborne illness caused by a bacterium called listeria that occasionally is found in fresh produce. The illness’s flu-like symptoms can appear any time from a few days to several weeks after the contaminated food is consumed. Listeriosis poses the greatest threat to pregnant women, elderly, and others who have weakened immune systems.
Malignant Neoplastic Diseases:
Any infectious growth or tumor caused by abnormal and uncontrolled cell division that quickly spreads through the body.
This is a generalized term that includes cognitive disorders—formed before adulthood—that limit a person’s functioning or adaptive behaviors. Generally, a person who has an IQ below 70 is considered to have a mental retardation.
The mesothelium is the thin lining that surrounds the organs and body cavities. Cancer of the mesothelium—or mesothelioma—is caused by exposure to asbestos and usually doesn’t appear until 20 to 50 years after the exposure.
These disorders are caused by abnormal chemical reactions in the body that disrupt the body’s proper process of turning food into energy, which causes a nutrition imbalance.
Mosaic Down Syndrome:
Mosaic Down syndrome is a developmental disability caused by extra chromosomes in a person’s cells. Unlike those who have non-Mosaic Down syndrome, people with Mosaic Down syndrome don’t have an extra chromosome present in every cell—only in some. As a result, they are likely to have a higher IQ than those with non-mosaic Down syndrome, but they usually suffer from the same health issues.
The term used for the muscular and skeletal systems that give animals and humans the ability to move, support, and stabilize their bodies.
The death of most or all of the cells in a particular organ or tissue caused by injury, disease, infection, or blood supply failure.
This inflammation in the kidney affects the filtering of waste from the blood to create urine. As a result, excess fluid builds up in the body and blood appears in the urine.
A physician who specializes in treating conditions of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves.
A medical specialist who is dedicated to the study of brain-behavior relationships and mental disorders caused by diseases or injuries to the nervous system.
A doctor of psychology (not medical) that concentrates on the brain and its functions.
Norovirus is a virus that when consumed usually causes mild illness, but is the leading cause of foodborne deaths simply because it is the most common pathogen. Nursing home residents and those with children in childcare should be particularly cautious because the disease is very contagious.
A nursing home is a facility licensed by the state to offer 24-hour skilled nursing care and personal assistance for those who require constant supervision. These homes provide nursing, personal care, room and board, supervision, medication, therapies, and rehabilitation. Rooms are often shared, and communal dining is common. Some nursing homes have special care units for people with Alzheimer’s disease or other serious memory disorders.
The occipital lobe is the area of the brain that generates dreams and aids with visual perception and color recognition.
A chronic ailment that is caused by an occupational—or work-related—activity.
Therapy designed to assist patients who have suffered from debilitating illnesses or injuries that re-trains their bodies and brains to perform daily activities and functions.
This organ is located behind the stomach and regulates the amount of insulin—or sugar regulators—the body produces. Pancreas malfunctions are linked to diabetes and other serious health issues.
Although the exact number of parathyroid glands a person has can vary, generally, there are four. These glands release a hormone called parathormone (or parathyrin) that is important in the regulation of a person’s metabolism.
This section of the brain is made up of two hemispheres—right and left. The left side is involved in language, mathematics, and symbolic functions. The right side deals with navigation and spatial relationships.
A bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease.
Perinatal Infectious Diseases:
A bacterial infection or virus that is passed down from mother to child before or during delivery.
A self-administered treatment that removes waste products from the blood when a person’s kidneys are not properly functioning.
Certified healthcare professional who helps patients regain physical strength and range of movement after suffering an injury or illness that has limited them physically.
This type of therapy focuses on the physical rehabilitation of an injured area of the body and can include massage, exercise, stretching, and other healing methods.
A pea-sized gland located at the brain’s base that helps regulate a person’s growth, blood pressure, thyroid, sex organ function, metabolism, body temperature, and more.
Poor Skin Turgor:
Poor skin resilience, swelling, or distortion of the skin caused by dehydration in the body.
A blockage of one or more arteries in the lungs, usually as a result of blood clots.
A rehabilitation specialist is a healthcare professional who is dedicated to helping patients recover from injury or illness so that they can function in daily life. Physical and occupational therapists fall into this category.
Respiratory failure is a condition that hinders the lungs from proper breathing functions, thus causing oxygen levels to become dangerously low.
This bacterial pathogen causes fever, diarrhea, and abdominal cramps. It is most often transmitted by consuming foods that are contaminated with animal feces.
This is a complex mental disorder that makes it difficult to tell the difference between real and unreal experiences. People who suffer from this disorder usually have auditory hallucinations, paranoia, strange delusions, and more.
An infection in the blood.
This organic acid helps regulate the body’s muscles. Creatinine is removed from the body through the kidneys, but if the kidneys aren’t functioning properly, the body might have increased levels of creatinine, which causes health issues.
The breathing in of harmful vapors and gases from smoke.
Social Security Disability (SSD):
A payroll tax-funded federal insurance program that provides benefits for United States citizens who are permanently disabled (does not cover those with partial or short-term disabilities).
A mental disorder that has all the physical symptoms of a medical disorder, but cannot be medically explained.
Therapy that helps re-train the brain to speak and use language skills necessary for daily life after a stroke or traumatic brain injury.
Bleeding on the brain.
Loss of consciousness.
The main bone in the foot; part of the ankle.
The temporal lobe is the region of the brain in charge of auditory perception and speech and vision processing. It also houses the long-term memory.
The swelling of a vein caused by a blood clot.
The thyroid is a large gland located in the neck that releases hormones, which regulate a person’s metabolism. The malfunctioning of a person’s thyroid can lead to serious health problems.
Toxic exposure occurs when you make contact with hazardous amounts of a harmful chemical or substance that leads to serious injury or death.
Breathing in toxins, such as carbon monoxide, in a fire or explosion affects your body’s ability to absorb oxygen. Without oxygen, cells start to die, leading to brain damage and eventually, death.
Medical professionals who study the nature, effects, and detections of toxins and how to treat toxic exposure.
Toxoplasma is a parasite estimated to be present in more than 60 million Americans. A healthy immune system usually prevents the parasite from causing illness; however, severe toxoplasma cases can lead to brain or eye damage.
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI):
Also known as intracranial injury, a traumatic brain injury (TBI) happens when an external force severely injures the brain. A TBI can vary in severity and brain location and can be fatal.
A common, yet potentially fatal infectious disease characterized by coughing, weight loss, shortness of breath, and inflamed substances in the lungs.
Venous Stasis Insufficiency:
A condition that causes blood to collect in the veins, blocking it from returning to the brain from the legs.
This disorder causes the heart to beat in rapid, erratic pulses, which hinders the heart from being able to properly pump blood, cutting off blood flow to other vital organs.
A dizziness that makes a person feel like he or she is in motion, even though he or she is stationary.
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The expanded second edition of this important work provides an up-to-date and comprehensive overview of Behcet syndrome. New and updated chapters focus on recent advances in the areas of pathogenesis, the microbiome, genetics and epigenetics, clustering of symptoms, disease assessment and new treatment options. The book examines how these developments have changed the way physicians approach diagnosis, treatment, and management of Behcet patients. It also analyzes the wide variety of clinical manifestations of the disease including mucocutaneous lesions, intraocular inflammation, central nervous system involvement, deep vein thrombosis and other forms of major vascular disease. Building on the success of its predecessor, the Second Edition of Behcet Syndrome is an invaluable resource for physicians, residents, fellows, and graduate students in rheumatology, dermatology, ophthalmology, neurology, gastroenterology, and internal medicine.
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Friday 15 November 2019 – Angove Family Winemakers has been recognised as a leading industry innovator at the 6th Australian Organic Industry Awards 2019, winning Business of the Year tonight in Melbourne, in front of industry peers and colleagues.
The prestigious awards were presented as part of the annual Australian Organic Industry Awards which recognise the achievements of businesses who are committed to sustainable and organic practice across different sectors including wine.
John Angove AM, Chairman of Angove Family Winemakers and 4th generation winemaker, who accepted the award said, we are thrilled to receive this recognition which reaffirm Angove’s status as Australia’s leading Certified Organic winemaker and endorses the Angove Organic team as the best in the field.
Angove Family Winemakers is Australia’s largest Certified Organic winery, defining the way in organic grape growing and winemaking. Their commitment to developing sustainable Certified Organic farming practices, combined with quality winemaking has set the standard for the organic wine industry, both in Australia and internationally.
Sales of Angove Organic wines have grown in total by 28% year on year with strong and steady growth over the past decade at double digits each year. Angove’s position as Australia’s leading organic wine maker establishes strong growth prospects to develop into the emerging international market.
“As a family business, we are honoured to have been recognised as industry leaders by our peers. At our core, we are committed to fostering an awareness of Certified Organic wine and are dedicated to pushing the boundaries in organic farming practice.
“Angove Family Winemakers is enthusiastic about our future and the continued growth and development of the organic sector, both domestically and internationally. These awards cement Angove’s status within an industry we are immensely proud to operate in. They also give our team the confidence to continue exploring increasingly competitive markets and developing best in practice innovations that broaden the capacities of organic winemaking,” John Angove said.
As a 5thgeneration family-owned winery, Angove Family Winemakers holds a deep commitment to sustainability at all levels. Now in its 13th year as a Certified Organic label, the Angove Family sets the benchmark for best-practice across the organic wine industry by showcasing a deep and long-term investment in organic winemaking and farming practice. As grape and wine producers across Australia become more concerned about the long-term sustainability of their vineyards and winemaking business, the Angove Family continues to lead the market and develop new and innovative practices.
John Angove said, “Angove Family Winemakers aims to have all 420 hectares of company-owned vineyards Certified Organic by 2020. With these industry accolades, Angove is excited to continue its work towards broadening the field of Certified Organic wine and continue to invest in its status as Australia’s leading organic wine brand.”
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Its been a while since Keanu Reeves has done a decent movie, lets see, what was the last one for me…probably Matrix: Reloaded, that was in 2003! Since then, he has kept a reasonably low profile, occasionally giving up his seat on the subway to middle-aged women 😉 It would appear that in John Wick, he has found a character that he can get his teeth into and put those martial arts to good use once more.
The story revolves around John, whom we discover loses his wife to an unknown illness and she bequeathed him a young dog so that he may love life again and move on from her death. Unfortunately, whether it be bad timing, or just plain stupidness but Wick’s home is targeted for his car (a very nice 1969 Mustang btw) and in the process his dog is killed. It is at this point we discover John wick’s past and this is not a man you want to be messing with.
This movie has so much action, from start to finish. I suppose you could put it in the same category of film as the Taken series or The Equaliser, but its a good watch all the same and Keanu, (who is often ridiculed in Hollywood for his lack of talent) pulls off his character very well. There are some really dark comedic moments in the film aswell, mostly provided by the hotel that he stays in; The Continental, which is pretty much sacred ground for all hitmen.
There is also a good supporting cast here, Willem Dafoe, Ian McShane, Michael Nyqvist, Alfie Allen and John Leguizamo. Okay, so not all of those people have massive amounts of screen-time, but the roles they play are pivotal to the story and set it off very nicely.

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American painter David Cheifetz was born in the Pacific Northwest in 1981. A former architect, David started learning to paint with oils in the fall of 2007 while attending the Schuler School of Fine Arts in Baltimore, and in 2009 made the transition to full-time artist. David currently lives in Palo Alto, CA with his wife, Yasmine.
Suchitra Bhosle is an India-born artist based in California. Suchitra paints in a representational realistic style drawing inspiration from 20th century Naturalist painters. She embraces impressionism to depict everyday representational scenes. Suchitra excels at capturing and expressing the mood of her subjects, often in contemplative classical settings. This lends a timeless yet intimate quality to her paintings.
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American painter Hodges Soileau is a native of Southwest Louisiana with a career that has taken him to live in many parts of the country. His Cajun accent is all but gone, but his cultural ties remain strong. His most successful 25 year illustration career has presented him with opportunities to work with major publishing houses in New York City gracing the covers of more than 300 books. Hodges was a 23 year member of the prestigious Society of Illustrators in New York City. During this time, he received many citations of merit for work exhibited in annual shows. He was selected to execute the painting for the Illustrators 29th Annual Call for Entries, and chaired 35 annual exhibitions.
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Gudmundsen's depictions of people and landscapes may seem steeped in nostalgia, but actually symbolically reflect the artist's own life: one in which he strives to live simply and tries to make time for the important moments. Often using his own children and relatives as models in his paintings, Trent encourages and then captures authentic moments of quiet conversation or contemplation; people learning and teaching, talking and interacting, or simply enjoying a moment in thought in that fleeting time between work and play.
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"I love painting...it's my life! I love the endless series of tasks exploring the abstract elements of lines, shapes, values, colors, textures and edges!"
Kim Roberti - Vietnamese-born American painter - was born and reared in the Southern region of Vietnam. She immigrated to the United States in 1966 at the age of 16. Since that time she has lived in many areas of the US and other countries around the world. All the while, Kim had a love for art and longed to paint. In 1999 she gave up another career and began the path to becoming an artist.
In the years since, Kim has enjoyed much success by winning numerous awards in local shows while developing a following of collectors. Kim has studied under many artists, most notably David Leffel and Sheri McGraw in Taos, New Mexico. Aside from her painting, Kim also teaches classes in her studio and gallery in Cottonwood, Texas.
Swedish painter Pia Erlandsson works through watercolors to focus on the minute expressions of her subjects. Her fascination with human emotions is evident throughout her ethereal oeuvre.
- I was born in south of Sweden, living in Gothenburg since many years back. I have been working full time as a watercolor artist since 2007.
In my paintings I usually portray people. I want to convey feelings and expressions of universal emotions, communicating different states of the human mind. I try to find the tension and harmony between colors and shapes, and light and darkness, where the water and pigments together create new forms.
Italian painter Alessandro Andreuccetti is born in San Gimignano, Italy. He studied art and architecture in Florence and, after graduating, started his job in 1980 as a graphic designer. From 1978 he was interested in watermedia painting, fascinated with this technique and the support of hand-worked paper. He was showing paintings in many italian towns. On 1983 he won the 1th prize at “Concorso nazionale del fumetto e del Fantastico di Prato” and he started to collaborate with Sergio Micheli of University of Siena and the editor Nerbini of Florence to realize comics and illustrations.
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William Schneider - American painter - has received awards in exhibitions including those of: Academic Artists, The Degas Pastel Society, Oil Painters of America, The Pastel Society of America, Pastel Society of the West Coast, Portrait Society of America, and Salon International. He is a member of Oil Painters of America, Plein Air Painters of Chicago, The National Oil and Acrylic Painters’ Society, The Pastel Society of America, The Palette and Chisel Academy, and the Portrait Society of America. He has served on the board of OPA for nine years. Bill was awarded signature status in OPA in 1998, American Plains Artists in 2004, NOAPS in 2005 and the Pastel Society of America in 2007.
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Igor Mitoraj, scultore Polacco, nasce nel 1944 da madre polacca e padre francese. Trascorre la giovinezza a Cracovia dove frequenta l'Accademia di Belle Arti sotto la guida di Tadeusz Kantor, che lo avvicina ad artisti contemporanei quali Warhol, Lichtenstein, Merz e Klein.Nel 1968 giunge a Parigi dove prosegue gli studi all'Ecole Nazionale Superieure des Beaux-Arts.In seguito ad un lungo viaggio in Messico e all'approfondimento delle culture sudamericane ed atzeche, Mitoraj decide di dedicarsi principalmente alla scultura. Nel 1976 riscuote un grande successo alla sua prima mostra personale presso la Galleria La Hune di Parigi; vince il "Premio scultura" a Montrouge e il Ministro della Cultura francese gli mette a disposizione uno studio a Montmartre.
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Dan Beck, -American painter- is an award winning artist and sought after teacher. His paintings have found collectors in both the private and corporate world on a national level as well as from such diverse places as Canada, Japan and the Middle East. He is in the permanent collection of the Littleton Historical Museum and has exhibited with the Phippen Museum, Prescott, Arizona. He has been invited to show in several national invitationals including the annual American Miniature Show at Settlers West Galleries, Tucson, Arizona and the annual "Fall Classic" in Hamilton, Montana. Dan's work has also been featured in "Southwest Art", "Art of the West" magazines and "Art Talk". He is a member of Oil Painters of America.
Eugene de Blaas also known as Eugenio De Blaas or Eugen von Blaas, was born on July 24th in the Italian village of Albano, near Rome in 1843, to Austrian parents. His career was enriched by a talented and artistic family. His father, Carl von Blaas (1815-1894), was one of the most notable portrait painters of Roman society, a successful history portrait and fresco painter of the late Biedermeier period. It was in Venice that Eugene de Blaas established himself as the leading painter of Venetian genre. Painter of portraits, women, nudes, balcony-and genre scenes, children in the Realist and Romanticism style. Native Italian artists like Antonio Paoletti, Antonio Rotta and Eugene de Blaas, as well as Englishmen such as Luke Fildes and William Logsdail depicted the lives of Venetian fisher folk, gondoliers and Venetian beauties. Eugene de Blaas died on the 10th Febuary in the Italian city of Venice in 1932.
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Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, Robert Coombs is a painter of female figures whose time-period is illusive in that they wear simple clothing that features the subject rather than the era in which it was worn. His interest in art began as a youngster, and his future as an artist was helped with his receipt of a scholarship to Utah State where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in 2000.
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Jose Royo, is a modern master artist of impressionist painting. The sweeping brush strokes, bold swaths of color, and heavy impasto capture the eye and draws one inward until that final absolute moment of awareness that one is actually there in the scene feeling the light and heat of the sun, the salt and sea spray, and hearing the crashing surf. Royo conveys not merely image, but mood and atmosphere as well. This is rare in today's art world, hence the connoisseur is compelled to compare with the old masters. Thus, the appeal of Royo's work for today's collector becomes obvious. With pride we offer the art work of today's Spanish master painter, Royo, to the art connoisseurs of the world.
Andre Lucero is an American painter whose work is primarily composed of plein air landscapes, still lifes and figurative paintings done from life. In combining the draftsmanship of the Academic School along with the color and brushwork of the impressionists, Andre’s work captures the drama of common places and objects as seen through his personal artistic vision. An avid hiker, fly fisherman, and gardener Andre believes that even the most simple of subjects can be elevated, taking on a meaning greater than their initial appearance.
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La corrispondenza tra Vincent van Gogh [1853-1890] ed il fratello minore, il mercante d'arte Theo van Gogh, rappresenta il testamento del pensiero di Van Gogh verso la vita, l'arte e la pittura. I fratelli si scambiarono tra il 1872-1890 centinaia di lettere: più di 600 da Vincent a Theo e 40 da Theo a Vincent.
Anche se molte di queste lettere non sono datate, gli storici dell'arte sono stati in grado di ordinarle cronologicamente. Il periodo in cui Vincent visse a Parigi è il più difficile da ricostruire per gli storici, poiché i due fratelli, vivendo insieme, non ebbero bisogno di scriversi.
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For American painter Dan Beck, painting is "a balancing act between opposite ideas - direct observation and instinct, control and spontaneity, even between the literal and the symbolic. It seems to me that although a painter is deeply involved with his own private investigation, his real aim is to communicate something that only the person looking at the painting really understands".
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Ukrainian painter Denis Chernov was born in Sambir, Lviv province, Ukraine. He lives and works in Kharkiv after graduating from Kharkiv Art College, in 1998, Kharkiv State Academy of Design and Arts (Chair of Graphic Art), in 2004. He regularly participates in artistic exhibitions, both in Ukraine and abroad. Most of Denis Chernov’s artworks are kept in private collections in Ukraine, Russia, Italy, England, Spain, Greece, France, USA, Canada and Japan. Some works have been sold at 'Christie's.
American painter Carolyn Anderson, a nationally recognized artist, is an accomplished pastelist and oil painter. Born and raised in the Chicago area, Anderson attended school at Illinois State University. She joined the Vista program (Volunteers in Service to America) in the early 70's and was assigned to work on an Indian reservation in Montana, She eventually returned to Montana and now lives in Havre, a small community in north central Montana near the Canadian border.
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For many years I traveled the world as a global VP for a fortune 500 fragrance and flavor company . I witnessed first hand the wonders and beauty of our world. I have attempted to photograph some of the beauty of our world to share with others. Many years ago I came across a wonderful French term, "objet trouve". Webster's Dictionary defines the term as, "a natural object found by chance and held to have aesthetic value, (e.g. driftwood) especially though the working of natural forces". I attempt to create "objet trouve" in my photographs. The wonders I find in nature are photographed in an attempt to create art. All photographs of animals, including birds, are taken in the wild. None of my work is of animals in zoos or rehab facilities. I am a published wildlife photographer but a true amateur.
Equally adept at figurative, still-life and landscape, Dan Beck is an award winning artist and sought after teacher. His paintings have found collectors in both the private and corporate world on a national level as well as from such diverse places as Canada, Japan and the Middle East. Dan's work has also been featured in "Southwest Art", "Art of the West" magazines and "Art Talk".
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American painter Rose Frantzen was born and raised in the community of Maquoketa, a city of about 6000 people in east-central Iowa. Ms. Frantzen trained at the American Academy of Art in Chicago. She also studied at Chicagos Palette and Chisel Academy and at the Lyme Academy of Arts in Connecticut. She has worked under the mentorship of Richard Schmid and made painting tours of Australia, Guatemala, Mexico and Russia.
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Koh Sang Woo was born in Seoul and currently lives in New York. He has had numerous important international exhibitions recently, including “Media Media” at the Queens Museum New York, Pulse Miami, “Distinctively Korea” at Christies in London, the Sungkok museum in Seoul, and as an invited artist at the 798 Beijing Biennial in China. Along with solid auction results in both Hong Kong and New York, Koh also exhibited most recently in the important “Korean Art Show” in New York, timed to coincide with the Armory Show in 2010 and to raise the profile of contemporary Korean art. True Stories will be his first solo exhibition in the UK.
Mariska Karto is a American photographer/illustrator born in Suriname, South-America and raised in Holland. Mariska Karto started her artistic photography in 2010 with the urge to express her inner world. She mainly inspired by the old world (loving the magic of the old and dusty world), the magic of woman and the struggle of human emotions.
A part of her work is translated in visuals from dark to bright. Human feeling is the key that inspires her. Human development related to spirituality is also an important factor. Her images tell stories of a world deep within us. They show us a dark world and secret atmospheres, but they also show us a dreamy mood of a tender and soft dreamworld.
If everything is too much, if the feeling overflows, a new dimension exists. In this dimension Mariska shoots her visual storytelling photographs.
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Born in Israel, Ora Tamir, Israeli painter, immigrated to California in 1980. Ora’s Oil Paintings are purely intuitive, surreal with a futuristic quality and haunting beauty. The images are personal, touch the soul and have a distinct unique feel to them. Each of Ora’s original oil paintings are a long labor of love. The first step is an idea. A wooden board is coated with gesso (a painter’s medium) and sanded until a very smooth undercoat results. Oil paints and sable brushes are used to paint a complete background. After it has dried, another layer is applied. Symbolic stories are created and images come to life. The painting evolves and changes; it is finished when, as Ora says, “It feels right”. Completing a painting takes anywhere from a month, to several years.
Ljubomir Ivankovic, Serbian-born Canadian painter, was born in Pirot, Yougoslavia.
Education: 1981/82 - Scholarship from the Yougoslavian Government to study in France; 1978 - Member of the Yougoslavian Artists Association; 1978 - Belgrad University's School of Graphic Arts. He is granted the official title of painter/etcher.
1972 - Nis (Yougoslavia) School of Graphic Arts.
Exhibitions: - Ivankovic has participated in many group exhibitions in Yougoslavia, France, Spain, Poland, Germany, Norway and Argentina. He was awarded many prizes for his works in etching or for illustrating art books. In 1982, at the Salon d'octobre de la Serbie in Paris, the French Government (Department of Education and Culture) has recognized officially his contribution to culture. Ljubomir Ivankovic came to Canada in 1990 and is now a canadian citizen, living in Montreal.
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Luis Romero, Spanish painter was born in Ronda, Málaga, Spain. Romero is successful participated in many international exhibitions. Romero illustrated books, landscape posters, theater, workshops and training courses learn about painting techniques. His picture has been recognized by the critics, and he has six times been awarded at the concert in Malaga Manchestvere, Switzerland and other cities. His paintings are on display in the country and around the world Romero.
French painter Nathalie Mulero Fougeras was born in Lyon, France. The last of 5 generations of artists, she discovers painting in her family studio. At the age of 19, she settled in Paris for a few years and studied Art History, restauration of old paintings, pastel and painting. Today, she lives in the south of France, with her husband and cat, Sayuri.
Ademaro Bardelli, Italian painter, was born in Florence in 1934. He lives and works in Tuscany and has been involved in art since 1956. He attended the Art Institute of Florence from 1949-1953. After military service, he travelled abroad, in Belgium, working in a coalmine in Switzerland, in France, doing all kinds of activities, such as portes, quarrier, docker, waiter etc. Back in Italy in 1956 he started his professional artistic activity. He has died on January 30th 2010, in Barberino di Mugello.
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Russian painter Valery Sidorov [Валерий Сидоров] has finished the Moscow State Pedagogical Institute. I live and I work in Yaroslavl. During creative activity USA, Greece and other countries is created about 3000 works nowadays which are taking place in individual collections of Russia, Italy, England, Spain.
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Kiyo Murakami is a talented fine art photographer, who combines photography and photo-manipulation into amazing pieces of art – she manages to create fantasy worlds that you can’t even dream of. Kiyo was born and live in Tokyo, Japan. After graduated from the art school, she began to do various art, illustration, design and music.
Jazz-minh Moore is a New York based artist, with a BFA from Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, and a MFA from California State University, Long Beach. Her interest lies in the complicated dialectic between ‘nature’ and ‘culture’ within contemporary society. Moore has had solo shows in New York, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Paris, and been featured in various publications, including Whitewall Magazine, New American Paintings, the Village Voice, Interview Magazine, the New York Times, New York Magazine, and Zingmagazine.
Born in Valencia, Jose Royo, Spanish painter, began demonstrating his artistic talent early. At the age of 9 his father, a prominent physician and avid art enthusiast, employed private tutors to instruct Royo in drawing, painting, and sculpture. When Royo turned 14 he entered the San Carlos Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Valencia. Upon turning 18 Royo continued his artistic studies privately with Aldolfo Ferrer Amblat, Chairman of Art Studies at the San Carlos Academy. He also visited the major museums in Europe at this time to study the famous masters-Velasquez, Goya, Renoir, Monet and Sorolla among others.
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Pakistani painter Sara Abid is a self-taught artist and has interned with Ufaq Ehsan - Artist and former NCA teacher and Zil-e-huma - former PTV art and set designer/director.
- I am a self-taught artist from Lahore, Pakistan, specializing in the impressionist style of art. For me a painting is not just blobs of paint on your canvas; it’s your mind, soul, energy, personality and mood. When a single painting is completed, you look at it and smile; the more you look at it, the wider the smile gets. Sometimes you just don’t want to give your work away, feeling a connection with it like that’s your child and only YOU have the right over it! But I want to share this happiness with the world. I want every painting of mine to cheer you up.
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American painter Karen Noles was born in the very small town of Merna, Nebraska. She grew up there but from the time she was a very young girl her artistic ability was noticed and encouraged by her parents. At age 19 she graduated from the Omaha School of Commercial Art. She was quickly hired by the Hallmark Card Company as a greeting card illustrator and she continued to work in illustration for Hallmark and other companies for nearly 20 years.
Ukrainian painter Александр Павленко was born in Izmail. He made his first drawing during his first year in school. In 1984, after finishing art school he took private drawing lessons at the studio of another Izmail artist, where he was able to further develop his drawing technique. His technique became so well developed that he is able to achieve any effect desired. The core of his work is based on composition and internal movement of forms. His work always includes reality and fantasy. For example, in his painting “Sweet Smack of Secret”, done in the style of Pointillism, the girl is real as is the space near her, but the horizon is portrayed as if from outer space. First he sketches the subject, and then he devotes much time to the deciding of matters of composition. Very often the completed works bears little resemblance to the original sketches, but rather reflect the artist’s philosophical view of the subject.
JoAnn Peralta, Fine Artist JoAnn Peralta's fine art paintings have captivated collectors with her keen sense of mood and lush brushwork since 2004. Each painting invokes a timeless romantic flair towards life and sets a tone of intrigue through her use of lighting and color. The beauty of light with a contemporary, modernist touch is what Peralta describes as her inspiration. Her passion for the West, historical and romanticized, are what dominate her vision and scope as it pertains to her hispanic and Italian ancestry and it continues to draw Masters of the American West, Autry Museum patrons and collectors.
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Tara Juneau is a young Canadian painter living and working in Shawnigan Lake B.C. She has studied with world-renowned artist and author Anthony Ryder in Santa Fe New Mexico as well as Jeremy Lipking in California. Tara views her work as an ongoing and evolving relationship with herself, the natural world and with God. She prefers working from life whenever possible, using oil paint as her means of expression.
“Art is my passion in life. Through painting I try to express the power that light and beauty have on my soul. I am always striving to know more - not only how to paint but also learning about what I paint. There is beauty and natural order in everything and I hope that through my work I can reveal that truth to others ”.
Mark Keller pittore Americano, è un artista autodidatta di San Francisco. Le sue opere raccontano storie e intrighi. La profondità delle opere piene di mistero, lo ha affermato come uno degli artisti più importanti del mondo. I suoi dipinti ad olio sono stati esposti nelle gallerie di tutti gli Stati Uniti così come nel Regno Unito. Singole opere hanno goduto di mostre a Firenze, in Italia.
Christine Taherian, British painter, was born in Cardiff in 1960. During late 70's she went to Glasgow and attended a Fine Art Course in Glasgow University. Before finishing the course she moved to Tehran with her family and continued studying and practising painting.
While she was in Tehran, she also studied Persian language and researched on Middle Eastern art and culture. Christine has produced art works in different media and styles but her major interest is impressionism using Oil, Acrylic and Mixed Media.
Олег Трофимов was born in the USSR. He graduated Abramtzevo artistically-technical college in 1984. His diploma was published in journal "Decorative art". Then in 1992 He graduated Moscow higher artistically-technical college. Oleg Trofimov takes part in more than 20 Russian and foreign exhibitions. His artworks are in private collections of Russia, Finland, Sweden, Germany, Italy, Spain, France, Canada, USA and in corporative collections of Russian banks and large Russian enterprises. Naples Museum of Fine Art, Naples, Florida и Dallas Arts and Crafts Museum, Dallas, Texas bought artworks of this artist for their exposition in 2008.
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Shangri-La, Deqen, Yunnan
Shangri-La City, Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan, China
Tibetan CowboysJust outside the city of Shangri-La, China, my cycling group hit a slight-but-very-long incline toward a temple and mountain pass. While the grade was mild, the altitude was not, and it made for slow, tough going. Along the way, we came upon a trio of old, Tibetan cowboys (yakboys?) sitting around a small campfire just off the road. We must have looked like a sad, struggling lot because they motioned for us to stop and stay a while.
Panting, we happily obliged. The men were smoking cigarettes, drinking tea, eating snacks, and taking their own break away from the yaks. They were just as curious about us as we were of them and, with the help of our translator-guide, we swapped stories about our lives.
In 2001, the government renamed the town formerly known as Zhongdian as Shangri-La in a blatant attempt to increase tourism. The city is the seat of Shangri-La County, a district bordering Tibet with an 80 percent Tibetan population and a passing resemblance to the fabled locale—Himalayan peaks, as well as Buddhist monasteries, temples, and stupas, jut up from the green Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. In 2008 when I visited, the city had not yet become Disneyfied as have Yunnan Province’s tourist centers to the south, Dali and Lijiang. It still had many rough edges and loads of authentic charm. I hope it can stay that way.

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PRAGUE, 1 March 2016 – Emirates, a global connector of people and places, is offering Czech customers an opportunity to travel in style this season—all the way from Prague to their final destination—aboard an iconic Emirates A380 with special fares for select destinations for both Economy and Business Class passengers.
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Emirates connects Czech passengers to 150 destinations in 80 countries around the world via one convenient stop in Dubai. Beginning 1 May, 2016, the daily Emirates Prague-Dubai route, operating as EK 139, will depart Dubai at 0905hrs and arrive in Prague at 1330hrs. The return leg, operating as EK 140, will depart Prague at 1540hrs and arrive in Dubai at 2335hrs. For more information on Emirates, including how to book flights and a complete list of terms and conditions, contact your travel agent or visit www.emirates.com.
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From: Sara Warneke (warneke@REDGUM.UCNV.EDU.AU)
Subject: Travel Bibliography
Early in 1994 I initiated a discussion on early modern travel on several electronic discussion lists. This bibliography is a result of suggestions that I received from the subsequent discussions and from my own research in the area of early modern English travel. I have restricted the bibliography to secondary works only - the primary sources available, especially in manuscript form, are so numerous that to include primary sources would make this bibliography too unwieldy (if I receive enough requests, however, I will consider making such a bibliography available). Because my own research work extends into the late medieval period, I have also included some of the more important sources on medieval travel.
I have attempted to confirm all bibliographical details of all the works cited - unfortunately, in some cases I have not been able to determine complete details.
Although this bibliography is reasonably extensive, any of the more recent works cited will contain added references.
I would like to thank all those contibutors to H-Albion and Ficino who participated in the discussions on early modern travel and gave me valuable references.
Comments and queries can be sent to me at (firstname.lastname@example.org). April 1994.
Barber, M.J., "The Englishman Abroad in the Fifteenth Century," _Medievalia et Humanistica_, XI (1957), pp. 69-77. Bartlett, Kenneth R., _The English in Italy 1525-1558: A Study in Culture and Politics_ (Geneva: Slatleine, 1991). _____ , "'The Misfortune that is Wished for Him": The Exile and Death of Edward Courtenay, Earl of Devon," _Canadian Journal of History_, v.14 (1979), pp.1-28. Barker, N., _In Fair Verona: English Travellers in Italy and Their Accounts of the City From the Middle Ages to Modern Times_ (Pelican, 1972). Baskerville, E. J., "The English Traveler to Italy, 1547-1560", Ph. D. dissertation, Columbia, 1967 (?published Michigan, 1982). Bates, E. S., _Touring in 1600_, introduced by George Bull (London, 1911, reprint 1987). Benet, Diana Trevino, "The Escape from Rome: Milton's 'Second Defense' and a Renaissance Genre," in Mano DiCesare, ed., _Milton and Italy_ (Birmingham, MRTS, 1991), pp. 29-49. Bennett, Josephine Waters, _The Rediscovery of Sir John Mandeville_ (New York, 1954). Black, Jeremy, _The British and the Grand Tour_ (London, 1985). _____ , "British Travellers in Europe in the Early Eighteenth Century, _Dalhousie Review_ (1981-1982), pp. 655-667. _____ , _The Grand Tour in the Eighteenth Century_ (St Martin's Press: New York, 1992). Black, Pamela M., "Laurence Nowell's 'Disappearance' in Germany and its Bearings on the Whereabouts of his Collectanea 1568-1572", _English Historical Review_ (1977), pp. 345-353. Boring, William Clayton, _English Literature of Exploration, Discovery and Travel as a Genre 1509-1625_ (New York, 1979). Brand, C. P., "English Travellers in Italy," in Brand, _Italy and the English Romantics_ (Cambridge, 1957). Other chapters in this book may be useful. Brauer, George C., _The Education of a Gentleman_ (New York, 1959). Has a good chapter on educational travel. Brown, Secor, "Curiosity that is Endless: A Study of John Evelyn as a Virtuoso," Harvard Honours Essay, 1938, in the Harvard College Library. Burgess, Anthony and Francis Hawkell, _The Age of the Grand Tour_ (London & New York, 1967). Burke, J., "The Grand Tour and the Rule of Taste," in R. F. Brissenden, ed., _Studies in the Eighteenth Century_ (Camberra, 1968). Bush, D., "The Literature of Travel" in Bush, _English Literature in the Earlier Seventeenth Century_ (Oxford 1945: 1952). Campbell, Mary, _The Witness and the Other World: Exotic European Travel Writing 400-1600_ (Ithaca: Cornell UP, 1988). Camusso, Lorenzo, _Travel Guide to Europe 1492: Ten Itineraries in the Old World_ (New York: Henry Holt, 1992). Chaney, Edward, "The Grand Tour and Beyond: British and American Travellers in Southern Italy 1545-1960," Edward Chaney and Neil Ritchie, eds., _Oxford, China and Italy_ (London, 1984). _____ , _The Grand Tour and the Great Rebellion_ (Geneva, 1985). _____ , "Quo Vadis? Travel as Education and the Impact of Italy in the Sixteenth Century," Peter Cunningham and Colin Brock, eds., _International Currents in Educational Ideas and Practices_, History of Education Society (Evington, 1988), pp. 1-28. Charlton Kenneth, _Education in Renaissance England_ (London, 1965). Section on travel. Chew, Samuel C., _The Crescent and the Rose_ (New York, 1965). Clarke, M. L., "British Travellers to Rome in Tudor and Stuart Times," _History Today_, XXVIII (1978), pp. 746-751. _____ , "English Visitors to Rome in the Middle Ages," _History Today_, XXVIII (1978), pp. 643-649. Comparato, Vittor Iro, "Viaggiatori Inglesi in Italia Tra Sei e Settecento: La formazione di un Modello interpretativo," (English travellers to Italy in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries: the formation of an interpretive model), _Quaderni Storici_ 14 (3) (1979), pp. 850-886. Cox, Edward, _A Reference Guide to the Literature of Travel_ (Seattle, 1935-1949), 3 volumes. Einstein, Lewis, _The Italian Renaissance in England_ (New York, 1902). Now somewhat dated, but still a classic. _The English Hospice in Rome_, XXI (May 1962). Provides lists of Englishmen and women in Rome during the medieval period. Evans, David R., "Charles II's "Grand Tour": Restoration Panegyric and the Rhetoric of Travel Literature,"_Philological Quatrterly, 72.1 (Winter, 1993), pp. 53-71. _____ , "Desiring the Foreign Self: Identity (Com)modification and the Early Grand Tour," in Pat Gill and Thomas Piero, eds., _Illicit Sex: Identity Politics in Early Modern Culture_ (currently submitted for publication). Febvre, Lucien, _Life in Renaissance France_ (Cambridge, Mass., 1977). Fink, Zera, "Anti-Foreign Sentiment in Tudor and Early Stuart Literature," unpublished Ph. D. dissertation, Northwestern University, 1931. _____, "Jaques and the Malcontent Traveller," _Philological Quarterly_, XIV (1935), pp. 237-252. Flynn, V. J., "Englishmen in Rome During the Renaissance," _Modern Philology_, XXXVI (1938), pp. 121-138. Frank, Thomas, "Elizabethan Travellers in Rome," _English Miscellany_, IV (1953), pp. 95-132. Franz, R. W., "The English Traveller and the Movement of Ideas 1660-1732," _University Studies_, Nebraska Univ., vols XXXII-XXXIII (1932-1933). Garret, Christina, _The Marian Exiles_ (Cambridge, 1938). Grose, Clyde and Robert Munter, eds., _Englishmen Abroad_ (1986). Haskins, Charles H., "The Life of Medieval Students as Illustrated by Their Letters," _American Historical Review_, III (1898), pp. 203-229. Sheds some light on students travelling about medieval Europe. Haynes, Jonathan, _The Humanist as Traveler_ (London, 1986). Hexter, J. H., "The Education of the Aristocracy in the Renaissance," _Reappraisals in History_ (London, 1961: 1963), pp. 45-70. Hibbert, Christopher, _The Grand Tour_ (1969) Holtgen, Karl Josef, "Sir Robert Dallington (1561-1637). Author, Traveler, and Pioneer of Taste," _Huntington Library Quarterly_ 47 (1984), pp. 147-177. Houghton, Walter E., "The English Virtuoso in the Seventeenth Century," _Journal of the History of Ideas_, III (1942), Part I, pp. 51-73, Part II, pp. 190-219. Howard, Clare, _English Travellers of the Renaissance_ (London, 1914). Contains a reasonable bibliography of primary advice literature for travellers. Howard, D. R., _Writers and Pilgrims_ (Berkley, 1980). Hutton Elizabeth MacArthur, "The Grand Tour in the 16th, 17th and 18th Centuries," D. Phil., Cambridge, 1937. James, J. B., "Sixteenth-Century Travellers," _History Today_, XVII (1967), pp. 189-196. Jusserand, J. J., _English Wayfaring Life in the Middle Ages_ (London, 1889: revised edition 1961). Jewkes, W. J., "The Literature of Travel and the Mode of Romance in the Renaissance," in _Literature as a Mode of Travel_ (New York, 1963). Sorry, no details on whether Jewkes was the author of the entire book or not. Kalb, G. M. D., "Bildungriese und Literarischer Reisebericht: Studien zur Englischen Reiseliteratur (1700-1850)," (Educational travel and the travel account as a literary genre: A study of selected travel literature 1700-1850) Uni. of Erlangen-Nuremberg, 1980.) I am unsure if this is a book or an unpublished dissertation. Kelso, Ruth, _The Doctrine of the English Gentleman in the Sixteenth Century_ (Gloucester, Mass., 1964). Covers educational travel. Kirkby, Paul Franklin, _The Grand Tour in Italy_. (No other details available at the moment.) Labarge, Margaret Wade, _Medieval Travellers. The Rich and Restless_ (London, 1982). Lambert, Richard Stanton, ed., _The Grand Tour: A Journey in the Tracks of the Arsitocracy_ (London, 1935). Lees-Milne, James, "Tudor Travellers in Italy," _The Month_, n.s. (1951), pp. 15-23. Letts, Malcolm, "Of Lying Travellers," _Contemporary Review_, CXVI (1920), pp. 95-100. _____ , "Seventeenth-Century Travel in Europe," _Notes and Queries_, second series, XII (1915), pp. 42-44, 63-64 and 81-83. _____ , "Some Sixteenth-century Travellers in Naples," _English Historical Review_, XXXIII (1918), pp. 176-196. Lievsay, John L., _The Elizabethan Image of Italy_, Folger Booklets of Tudor and Stuart Civilization (Ithaca, New York, 1964). Lightbrown, R. W., "The Protestant Confessor, or the Tragic History of Mr Molle," in Edward Chaney and Peter Mack, eds., _England and the Continental Renaissance_ (Woodbridge, 1990). Lindabury, Richard, _A Study of Patriotism in the Elizabethan Drama_ (Princeton, 1931). Lloyd, Leslie John, _The English Traveller_ (Exeter, 1953). Lough, John, _France Observed in the Seventeenth Century by British Travellers_ (London, 1985). Lytton-Sells, Arthur, _The Paradise of Travellers: The Italian Influence on Englishmen in the Seventeenth Century_ (London, 1964). Maclean, Hugh, "Reliquae Bodleiaae, Letter CCXXXII," _Bodleian Library Record_, VI (1960), pp. 537-541. Maxwell, Constantia Elizabeth, _English Travellers in France, 1698-1815_ (no pub. details available). Mathew, Arnold Harris and Annette Calthrop, _The Life of Sir Tobie Matthew_ (London, 1907). Covers Matthew's travels and conversion to Catholicism in Europe. Maugham, H. Neville, _The Book of Italian Travel, 1580-1900_ (New York and London, 1903). McCain, Rea, "English Travellers in Italy During the Renaissance," _Bulletin of Bibliography_, XX (1916), pp. 17 ff, 68ff, and 93 ff. A list of travellers. _____ , "Travel in Italy as a Part of the Education of the English Gentleman During the Renaissance," Ph D dissertation, New York University, 1931, 206 pp. Mead, W. E., _Grand Tour in the Eighteenth Century_ (Boston, 1914; reprint New York, 1972). Mitchell, R. J., "English Students at Ferrara in the XV. Century," _Italian Sudies_, I (1938), pp. 75-82. _____ , "English Students at Padua 1460-75," _Transactions of the Royal Historical Society_, fourth series, XIX (1936), pp. 101-116. _____ , "English Law Students at Bologna in the Fifteenth Century," _English Historical Review_, LI (1936), pp. 270-287. Moens, W. J. C., _English Travellers and Italian Brigands_ (no pub. details available). Moir, Esther A. L., _The Rediscovery of Britain: The English Tourists 1540-1840_ (1964). Mullenbrock, H. J., "The Political Implications of the Grand Tour: Aspects of a Specifically English Contribution to the European Travel Literature of the Age of Englightenment," _Trema_, 9 (1984), pp. 7-21. Newton, A. P., ed., _Travel and Travellers of the Middle Ages_ (Kegan Paul, 1926). Nicholas, Elizabeth, _In Praise of Travel: An Anthology for Enthusiasts_ (London, 1952). Parks, George Bruner, "Chaucer's First Journey to Italy," _ELH_, 16 (1949), pp. 174-187. _____ , _The English Traveller to Italy_ (Rome, 1954), I, (one volume only). ______ , "The First Italianate Englishman," _Studies in the Renaissance_, VIII (1961), pp. 197-216. _____ , "John Evelyn and the Art of Travel," _Huntington Library Quarterly_, X (1946-1947), pp. 251-276. _____ , "King Arthur and the Roads to Rome," _Journal of English and Germanic Philology_, XLV (1946), pp. 164-170. _____ , "Travel as Education," Richard Foster Jones, ed., _The Seventeenth Century_ (Stanford,  1965), pp. 264-290. Penrose, B., _Urbane Travelers, 1591-1635_ (Philadephia, 1942). Pine-Coffin, R. S., "Bibliography of British and American Travel to Italy to 1860," _Biblioteca di Bibliogratia Italiana_, LXXVI, Florence, 1974. Quintana, Ricardo, "Notes on English Educational Opinion During the Seventeenth Century," _Studies in Philology_, XXVII (1930), pp. 265-292. Rice, Scott B., "Smollett's Travels and the Genre of Grand Tour Literature," _Costerus_, I (1972), pp. 207-220. Roche, T. W. E., _The Key in the Lock; a History of Immigration Control in England from 1066 to the Present Day_ (London, 1969). Useful for passport control. Roebuck, Peter, "An English Catholic on Tour in Europe 1701-03," _Recusant History_, vol. 11, no. 3 (October 1971), pp. 156 ff. Rowling, Margaret, _Everyday Life of Medieval Travellers_ (New York, 1989). Sells, A. Lytton, _The Paradise of Travellers_ (London, 1964). Shackelton, Robert, "The Grand Tour in the Eighteenth Century," Louis T. Mink, ed., _Studies in Eighteenth Century Culture_, vol. I (Cleveland, 1971). Simon, Joan, _Education and Society in Tudor England_ (Cambridge,  1979). Has a short section on educational travel. Stoye, John Walter, _English Travellers Abroad 1604-1667_ (London, 1952: revised edition, Yale, 1989). van Strien, C. D., _British Travelers in Holland During the Stuart Period_ (EJ Brill, Leiden, 1993). Sumption, Jonathan, _Pilgrimage, An Image of Mediaeval Religion_ (London, 1975). Taylor, E. G. R., _Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography_ (London, 1934). This has a chapter devoted to travellers. Theilmann. John M., "Medieval Pilgrims and the Origins of Tourism", _Journal of Popular Culture_, XX (1987), pp. 93-102. Trease, Geoffrey, _The Grand Tour_ (New York, 1967). Waddell, Helen, _The Wandering Scholars_ (London, 1927). Warneke, Sara, "Educational Travelers: Popular Imagery and Public Critism in Early Modern England," _Journal of Popular Culture_, XXIII, Winter issue, 1994, pp. 71-94. ________, _Images of the Educational Traveller in Early Modern England_ (due for publication by EJ Brill, Leiden, in late 1994). Watkins, W. J. H., "The Literature of Travel 1350-1750," M.A., 1919, Wales. West, Rebecca, "The Englishman Abroad," Sir E. Baker, ed., _The Character of England_ (Oxford, 1947), pp. 481-505. Woodhouse, Anne Felicity, "English Travelers in Paris, 1660-1789: A Study of Their Diaries," unpublished Ph. D. dissertation, Stanford University, 1976. _____ , "The Grand Tour in Fact and Fiction," _Modern Language Studies_, Spring, 1976. _____ , "A Visit to Paris, 1726: Two Diaries of the Grand Tour of Europe," _Bodleian Library Record_, 10 (August 1981), pp. 290-296. Wright, Louis B., _Middle-Class Culture in Elizabethan England_ (London,  1964). Especially for the popularity of travel literature. Zacher, Christian K., _Curiosity and Pilgrimage_ (Baltimore, 1976).
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