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Hello! I’m Maryfrances Carter, an artist from Hickory, North Carolina, where I live with my husband, our four full-of-life kids, and a rambunctious dog, Wallie. I’ve been drawn to art and a creative practice my whole life. I seek to weave the spark of creativity in to everything I do.
Jacques Cartier ( Saint-Malo, Francia, en 1491-cerca de Saint-Malo, 1 de septiembre de 1557) 1 fue un navegante y explorador francés 2 que realizó tres viajes a América del Norte al servicio de la corona francesa, que le convirtieron en el primer explorador de esa nacionalidad en el Nuevo Mundo.
- 1 de septiembre de 1557jul. (65 años), Saint-Malo (Francia)
12 de may. de 2021 · This portrait of Mr Robert (1725–1806) and Mrs Frances Andrews (about 1732–1780) is the masterpiece of Gainsborough’s early career. It has been described as a ‘triple portrait’ – of Robert Andrews, his wife and his land.
Robert Andrews and his future wife, then known as Frances Carter, also grew up in Sudbury, in much wealthier families. In his portrait of the pair, Gainsborough captures the barely-veiled disdain in Frances Andrews’ eyes and her wry smile.
- Does anyone see a phallic symbol in this painting? I see one in Mrs. Andrews lap not sure if that is...I didn't see it, I have my doubts that it is even there. Had the painter put something obviously phallic in Mrs. Andrews' lap, I doubt that the pai...
- What career did Mr Andrews take on?At this moment in British history the gentry did not often have careers in the way we understand work today. Instead, Andrews inherited his wealth...
- The author comments: "Both figures are pale and lithe, reflecting the upper class privilege of not h...My interpretation is that working people are exposed to the sun (as in the fields) and wind,etc. They would have calluses on their hands, whether f...
Henri Cartier Bresson (22 de agosto de 1908-3 de agosto de 2004) 1 fue un célebre fotógrafo francés considerado por muchos el padre del fotorreportaje. Predicó siempre con la idea de atrapar el instante decisivo, versión traducida de sus «imágenes a hurtadillas».
Photographs of musicians by Frances Carter
