Geometry.Net - Authors: Denby Edwin

Luke Swank's Photos
Ada, his wife and muse, Big Red Smile (1994), and an oil and aluminum cutout portraitof poet and critic (and Sewickley native) edwin denby, edwin edwin (1969
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Extractions: Home Museums Back Issues Membership The Walk by Alex Katz When I walked in, I was sunstruck, says Madeleine Grynsztejn of her first look at Alex Katzs painting, Autumn, when she was planning the 1999/2000 Carnegie International. I was struck not only emotionally by the beauty of the subject, and intellectually by his absolute sureness of method, but viscerally sunstruck by the painting. It was like being in front of nature itself. With the recent acquisition of both Autumn and The Walk, Carnegie Museum of Art has become a principal center for works by this important artist. In response to the museums commitment, Katz himself donated six works, including a linocut of one of his best-known images of Ada, his wife and muse, Big Red Smile (1994), and an oil and aluminum cutout portrait of poet and critic (and Sewickley native) Edwin Denby, Edwin Edwin (1969). These recent additions enhance the holdings already in place, including an early landscape painting, Ives Field No. 1 (1953). The exhibition will also include portraits of Alex Katz by other artists. Katz was born in Brooklyn in 1924, and studied at the Cooper Union in New York, and at Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in Skowhegan, Maine. He now lives in Soho. Throughout his career, Katz displayed great artistic independence, painting figuratively when older artists told him figuration is obsolete, and synthesizing two of the major and seemingly irreconcilable tendencies in modern artrepresentation and abstraction.
Denby Vets
Cemetery Stones of edwin W. denby edwin W. denby, Jr. Photos fromBeneath Detroit Cemeteries Josh Return to Elmwood Cemetery
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MSS 29/29A, The Virgil Thomson Papers In The Irving S. Gilmore Music Library Of
1964. Folder 29A/104/175, Galassi, Jonathan . 1985 10 See also denby,edwin VII.A. ABOUTS. 1981 1987 Virgil Thomson Reader reviews .
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MSS 29/29A, The Virgil Thomson Papers In The Irving S. Gilmore Music Library Of
Folder 29A/100/105, denby, edwin . 19811987 7-2-9 See also Lord Byron - JuilliardAmerican Opera Center VII.B. ABOUTS. Dumas, William See denby, edwin.
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Expansion Means Industrial Disaster - Edwin C. Pierce
By edwin C. Pierce. I refer to Col. Charles denby, late US Minister to China, andmore recently an influential member of the President's Philippine Commission.
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Extractions: Women's History Month Resources Expansion Means Industrial Disaster By Edwin C. Pierce (Boston: New England Anti-Imperialist League, 1900). T he paramount political issue is Republic or Empire. It involves, however, not only liberty, but the prosperity of the United States. The question of Philippine independence is a question of justice to a people whose rights are as sacred as our own, and nothing can transcend this aspect of the Philippine question in the forum of conscience. The cause of Philippine independence is, moreover, the cause of constitutional republican liberty in America, and also with the success of Philippine independence will come a great deliverance for the people of the United States from the gravest dangers that have ever menaced the national prosperity. Tropical expansion means industrial disaster. The defeat of the colonial policy now proposed means the salvation of labor in the United States. Unanswerable as the argument for Philippine independence is, when the facts are understood, argued as a question of human rights and American constitutional liberty, the overwhelming defeat of Mr. McKinley should be made certain by bringing home to the people the simple and easily comprehended facts and reasons which show that the success of the Philippine adventure for which McKinley and Roosevelt stand involves industrial disaster to our people, and especially injury beyond computation to all classes of manual laborers in the United States. If the Philippines could be acquired in peace and in honor, if their people on bended knee implored us to annex them, we should firmly refuse. With equal firmness we should refuse to acquire Cuba and should refuse to hold Porto Rico.
Chain: 4
denby, edwin. Mediterranean Cities. New York Wittenborn, 1956. 1957. C Magazine.Vol 1, No. 4, Special edwin denby Issue. New York September 1963.
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Extractions: Excerpts Peter Gizzi ODE: SALUTE TO THE NEW YORK SCHOOL 1950-1970 (A LIBRETTO) A car roars over a conversation A dish of Irish setters A little horse trots up with a letter in its mouth, which is read with eagerness as we gallop into the flame. A man signs a shovel and so he digs. And the nerve-ends evolved to cope with instant danger do not know what to tell the brain so they think about it As if nobody believes what anybody tells them, gray in the cafe and the shiny rain Bloom, flare, blink open Born eaves clump bounce But do we really need anything more to be sorry about But Ned is lazy, the monkey has to do it all. By day I sleep, an obscurantist, lost in dreams of lists. Did you ever read the wet page of the earth? File prayer tines Glee a short road across my face. Goodbye, Father! Goodbye, pupils. Goodbye, my master and my dame. Have I worn out my distracting powers to doze witless into the scape of night, empty of detail and excuse He has banged into your wall of air, your hubris His substance utters a sun above the stoves of our discourse History, what did the Rose do?
Yosemite Crew
Truman H. Newbury and Chief Gunner's Mate edwin denby. Class BlacksmithDemorest, Ezra H. Ordinary Seaman denby, edwin * Petty Officer 3rd.
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Extractions: by Miguel Hernandez The following contains info. on the crew of the USS YOSEMITE, an auxiliary cruiser manned by members of the Michigan Naval Brigade, a unit of the United States Naval Militia. The vessel saw action several times during the war. Forty-six members of the USS YOSEMITE were faculty, students or alumni of the University of Michigan and many of them also belonged to the elite Detroit Club of that city. Few other U.S. Naval ships had so many prominent and highly educated sailors on its crew list, though high education was typical of many of the United States Naval Militia units. Many of those who served on USS YOSEMITE went on to distinguish themselves in private business and public service. Two of her crew became Secretaries of the Navy; Lt. Truman H. Newbury and Chief Gunner's Mate Edwin Denby. Newbury also served as U.S. Senator and Denby as U.S. Congressman. The latter resigned from the Congress when theU.S. entered WWI and joined the Marine Corps as a private and was discharged with the rank of General. Chief Coxswain's Mate Henry B. Joy returned to the business world and became one of the principal organizers and president of the Packard Motor Company. Ordinary Seaman J. Walter Drake also entered the automobile manufacturing business after the war. He was president of the Hupp Motor Co. Chief Gunner's Mate Edwin Denby One of the most distinguished Yosemite sailors was Landsman Albert H. Stanley. He was a public transportation specialist employed by the Detroit United Railway. After the war he served as Managing Director of the Public Service Corporation of NJ. Then he was called upon to reorganize the underground railway system of the Grand Omnibus Co. of London, England. For this achievement, he was knighted as Sir Albert by King George V. Chief Engineer Mortimer Cooley returned to his teaching duties at the University of Michigan and in 1903 he became Dean of the School of Engineering.
New York City Ballet | Reference
DANCE WRITINGS by edwin denby, Softcover, 608 pages. DANCE WRITINGS AND POETRYby edwin denby, edited by Robert Cornfeld, paperback, 320 pages.
http://www.nycballet.com/programs/bibcrit.html

Extractions: document.writeln(myscroll.divStart) by Lincoln Kirstein with an Introduction by Nancy Reynolds. Hardcover, 458 pages, five pages of drawings by Paul Cadmus. This volume consists of 17 articles written by Lincoln Kirstein over his lengthy career, together with his long unavailable work, THREE PAMPHLETS COLLECTED. BALLET 101: A COMPLETE GUIDE TO LEARNING AND LOVING THE BALLET by Robert Greskovic. Softcover, 634 pages. This comprehensive handbook on how to watch and appreciate ballet, includes analyses of 16 important and popular works, as well as lists of recommended reading materials and video recordings, and a lengthy glossary of dance terms. CLASSICAL MUSIC: THE 50 GREATEST COMPOSERS AND THEIR 1,000 GREATEST WORKS by Phil H. Goulding. Hardcover, 635 pages. Designed for beginners, this comprehensive guide looks at the lives and essential works of 50 major composers. Includes recommended CD's, explanation of musical terminology, and a history of the symphony orchestra.
Genealogy Data
Father Baer, edwin Mother Whisler, Miriam Elizabeth Back to Main Page. Landis,Darlene Gender Female Family Marriage living Spouse denby, Richard Lee
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Free-Essays.us - Merce Cunningham
In attendance that night was acclaimed dance critic, edwin denby. Accessed 31 August1999. denby, edwin. Review. Merce Cunningham. Ed. James Klosty.
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GV1785.B476 D36 1994. (MEDIA) denby, edwin, 1903 LOOKING AT THEDANCE New York Horizon Press, 1968, c1949. GV1787 .D46 1968.
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Dancebooks.co.uk Catalogue - Ballet - General
Paperback 1259PB £ 12.99 Add to basket. Dance writings and poetry. Author denby,edwin. Published 1998. Dance writings. Author denby, edwin. Published 1986.
http://www.dancebooks.co.uk/catalog/cat4.shtml

Extractions: Adventures of a ballet historian. Author: Guest, Ivor Published: In these personal reminiscences, Ivor Guest, doyen of romantic ballet historians, allows the reader to share the romance of recreating times past. Hardback [2993-HB] Add to basket American Ballet Theatre: a 25-year retrospective. Author: Kaye, Elizabeth Published: A survey of ABT's work from 1974 (and earlier) to 1999. 175 photographs, many in colour. Paperback [1232-PB] Add to basket Hardback [1232-HB] Add to basket American Indian ballerinas. Author: Livingston, Lili Cockerille Published: Biographies of Maria and Marjorie Tallchief, Rosella Hightower, and Yvonne Chouteau. Hardback [0044-HB] Add to basket Paperback [0044-PB] Add to basket Antoinette Sibley Author: Spatt, Leslie E. Published: More than 200 black-and-white photographs, mostly in live performances, of one of England's greatest ballerinas. Hardback [2918-HB] Add to basket Appreciating dance, a guide to the world's liveliest art.
Literature/Authors/D/Denby, Edwin - Fractured Atlas Links Directory
LINKS Copland 2000 The Second Hurricane, opera by Aaron Copland,libretto by edwin denby. Dance Writings and Poetry Reviewed by
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Literature/Authors/D - Fractured Atlas Links Directory
DeLancey, Kiki (1). Delany, Samuel R. (8). DeLillo, Don (8). Delinsky, Barabara(1). denby, edwin (3). denby, Joolz (1). Derricotte, Toi (2). Desai, Anita (5).
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CNIDR Search [akt1317]
Text of In the beginning based on Genesis, chapter 1; libretto of The second hurricaneby edwin denby. Other authors denby, edwin, 1903 lbt. Lipton, Martha.
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Listings Of The World Arts Literature Authors D
Daniel (31) Deighton, Len (4) Dekle, William O. (2) DeLancey, Kiki (2) Delany,Samuel R. (9) DeLillo, Don (9) Delinsky, Barabara (2) denby, edwin (4) denby
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Finding Aid To The United States Navy Dept. Board Of Medicine And Surgery: Exami
Pneumonia. 1, 17, DeLamy, P. Benson, nd. Dropsies essay only. 1, 18, denby,edwin R., 1860. Yellow fever. 1, 19, Donovan, Thomas, nd. 1, 20, Fay, HB,nd.
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/hmd/manuscripts/ead/exampapers.html

Extractions: Machine-readable finding aid encoded by Dan Jenkins Collection Number: MS C 463 Creator: United States. Navy Dept. Board of Medicine and Surgery Title: United States Navy Dept. Board of Medicine and Surgery: Examination Papers Collection Dates: Quantity: 0.6 linear feet Abstract: In 1824 the young American Navy began to conduct professional examinations for candidates for the medical corps. A permanent board was appointed in Philadelphia, with Edward Cutbush as senior member. After 1828, assistant naval surgeons who had been commissioned and had served for five years were also given the right to apply for examination for promotion. This collection consists of some of the examination papers from both applicants for appointment and for promotion. In 1824 the young American Navy began to conduct professional examinations for candidates for the medical corps. A permanent board was appointed in Philadelphia, with Edward Cutbush as senior member. After 1828, assistant naval surgeons who had been commissioned and had served for five years were also given the right to apply for examination for promotion. This collection consists of some of the examination papers from both applicants for appointment and for promotion.
The Detroiters, Pages 135 - 138
Catholic. Office 416 Maybury Grand Av. MCRR Residence 1003 Warren Av., W.denby, edwin, lawyer, member of Congress; born, Evansville, Ind., Feb.
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Extractions: THE BOOK OF DETROITERS A Biographical Dictionary of Leading Living Men of the City of Detroit Edited by Albert Nelson Marquis Chicago Pages 135 - 138 Many thanks to Jan Damann for transcribing these pages! th Av. DEDERICHS, Peter, architect; born, Detroit, Aug. 8, 1856; son of Peter and Elisebeth Dederichs; educated in Christian Bros. St. Mary's parochial school, Detroit. Has been engaged in business as architect since 1876; studied architecture in Europe in 1885. Was superintendent of construction for U.S.Custom House and Postoffice, Detroit, and general spuerintendent of Wayne County Court House. Member Harmonie Society, German Salesman. Office: 1306-1307 Chamber of Commerce. Residence: 644 Mt. Elliot Av. DELBRIDGE, Jay James, physician; born, Detroit; son of James B. and Ellen J. (Fisher) Delbridge; educated in public and high schools, Detroit, and at Detroit College of Medicine, degree of M. D., 1893; married at Detroit, October, 1897, Mary J. Jamieson. Began practice in Detroit, 1893; practiced in St. Clair Co., 1894 and 1895, returning to Detroit, 1896, where he has since continued. Lieutenant 1 st Regiment Michigan National Guard. Member American Medical Association, Michigan State and Wayne County Medical societies. Office: 143 Park St. Residence: 145 Park St.
Brandeis Libraries: Robert D. Farber University Archives: Creative Arts Awards C
Laura Dance (Medal) 1986* de Kooning, Willem Painting (Medal) 1973 DeMille, AgnesDance (Medal) 1986* denby, edwin Notable Achievement Award, 1979 de Rivera
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Dekle, William O. Delany, Samuel R. Delinsky, Barabara; denby, edwin;denby, Joolz; Derricotte, Toi; Desai, Anita; Deshpande, Shashi;
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