A look at the impeccably-attired male, for whom elegance is all
Puritan souls may hide a cavalier approach to clothes, according to Patrick Little as he explores fashion at the court of Oliver Cromwell.
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Here’s a refreshing take on the iced tea/lemonade combo named for the late golf star, Arnold Palmer, courtesy of Laura Shortt, cocktail lounge manager at Valentine Distilling Co. “Rhubarb is in season mid-to late spring as is dandelion by April,” she says. “The barrel-aged gin has notes of cinnamon and cardamom that add a nice warmth to complement the tartness of the rhubarb and warmth/bitterness of the roasted dandelion tea.”
Britain's longest running children's comic, The Dandy, is facing closure after 75 years. Circulation has toppled from 2M to just 8,000.
Four years ago, when Ngozi Odita (Society HAE/Afrika21/Social Media Week Lagos) asked me to curate an exhibition at her pop up gallery in Harlem, I had no idea at the time that I was foreshadowing a subcultural movement that was on a resurgent rise across the globe. That one exhibit has evolved into the most comprehensive multi-media survey…
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The Dandy was the first comic I read regularly and this was the first Christmas issue of a comic I had. Dated December 26th 1964 (but published on December 21st) The Dandy No.1205 kicks off with the usual Korky the Cat cover strip drawn by the excellent Charlie Grigg. Every page of this 16 page issue is a gem but here's a few highlights. On page 2, the brilliant artistry of Dudley D. Watkins on Desperate Dan. Eighteen panels on one page, at a time when Mr.Watkins was also drawing several other regular pages for other comics. How did he do it? Truly one of the greats. On pages 3 and 4 was a marvelously wintry Brassneck story drawn by Bill Holroyd from an era when policemen patrolled on pushbikes. Brassneck was a relative newcomer to The Dandy at the time and this was only the fourth episode of his first series. For me, the funniest strip in this issue was the Corporal Clott story across the centre pages. With Davy Law's ability to produce perfect comedy timing in his artwork combined with the hilarious dialogue everything about this episode is brilliant. As this issue saw the conclusion of The Red Wrecker serial there was an advert for its replacement that would be arriving in the New Year issue: Moe and Joe and Daddy-O (drawn by Eric Roberts). There was also a small ad for that year's Dandy Book. (I still remember the Christmas morning of 1964 when I had this book. Little did I know then that one day I'd become a contributor to the comic and annual.) Coming up: The final Christmas comic under the spotlight. Will we go forward from 1964, or back? Find out soon!
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Cad and the Dandy is an independent tailoring company based in London, England with premises on Savile Row, in the City and New York City, that sells bespoke suits.
If you like silhouettes on cards, the Silhouette Scenes Stamp Set is one you have to get, before it retires the end of May. One of my favorite images is the swinging girl. You can see the complete set in my Product List below. This card has lots of dimension, and begins with a Misty Moonlight card base, 8 1/2" X 5
“Men he made to stand, and women he made to fall…” (and so he did – more from this old poem about our audacious anti-hero later) Danger and Domfront are old friends. Perched high above the Varenne valley this old Normandy border town has seen more than its share of battles. To live in Domfront...
Buy It Here: http://smarturl.it/jcztl2Pre-VEVO Play Count: 2,536,332Official video of The Dandy Warhols performing Bohemian Like You from the album Thirteen ...
