Her face always makes me think of Margaret Thatcher, a scary figure in my childhood years - is it just me?
No. No. No.Her face always makes me think of Margaret Thatcher, a scary figure in my childhood years - is it just me?
I hadn’t noticed but now you mention it ... it’s not just you.Her face always makes me think of Margaret Thatcher, a scary figure in my childhood years - is it just me?
Maggie stripped nude, chained to a rock and abandoned?Her face always makes me think of Margaret Thatcher, a scary figure in my childhood years - is it just me?
And on this occasion, I would like to recall a remark made by our former President Jacques Chirac during a European negotiation: "But what more does that shrew want from me? My balls on a plate?"Her face always makes me think of Margaret Thatcher, a scary figure in my childhood years - is it just me?
Her face always makes me think of Margaret Thatcher, a scary figure in my childhood years - is it just me?
So, is 'Louis Smith' a pseudonym for Sir Geoffrey Howe?
I don't know how you do it, Bob...
Where did you get that illustration from? Can you send me the complete book?Hi all,
Thanks to those of you who sent me a birthday wish a while back. After my holidays, I was very busy with studies and then also wanted to take something of a sabbatical, but I hope to be again more active here...
Here is already an illustration from Quo Vadis...
It's from what appears to be a Russian-produced 'luxury edition' of Alexander Dumas' works 'Actea' (for which that's an illustration, though apparently from an Italian-language edition) and 'Silvandir'.Where did you get that illustration from? Can you send me the complete book?
Well done.It's from what appears to be a Russian-produced 'luxury edition' of Alexander Dumas' works 'Actea' (for which that's an illustration, though apparently from an Italian-language edition) and 'Silvandir'.
It seems to be in the 'scarce' range in the book-trade, e.g.
https://kniga.lv/en/shop/akteja-silvandir/
I loved this illustration, but who is Ide? I have searched for information about her on the internet but I have not found it. Was she a martyr or something like that?Fortunino Matania, The Crucifixion of Ide, Britannia and Eve, March 1933
I think it is rather an illustration from some edition of the novel Quo Vadis? by Henryk Sienkiewicz. It even contains a phrase in Spanish that Crispo, one of the characters in the novel, mentions before being crucified.It's from what appears to be a Russian-produced 'luxury edition' of Alexander Dumas' works 'Actea' (for which that's an illustration, though apparently from an Italian-language edition) and 'Silvandir'.
It seems to be in the 'scarce' range in the book-trade, e.g.
https://kniga.lv/en/shop/akteja-silvandir/
According to Flavius Josephus, a participant in a sex scandal from the times of Tiberius.I loved this illustration, but who is Ide? I have searched for information about her on the internet but I have not found it. Was she a martyr or something like that?