1. [ ChatTimes Movie Reviews: 'Wings' Flies High As A Fine Henry James Adaptation ] This review appeared in The Times on Friday, March 6, 1998. 'Wings' flies high asa fine henry James adaptation. By William Arnold c. Seattle PostIntelligencer http://www.timesfreepress.com/cityscape/diversions/filmfinder/thewingsofthedove.

Reviews Theaters Film archive Other movie sites This review appeared in The Times on Friday, March 6, 1998. 'Wings' flies high as a fine Henry James adaptation By William Arnold c. Seattle Post-Intelligencer For an author whose prose is not especially cinematic and whose highest drama is more often than not psychological, Henry James has certainly received kind treatment from the movies. Successful films have been made out of at least a half dozen of his novels, The Aspern Papers, The Turn of the Screw, Daisy Miller among them. And, in the past year, we've had well-received adaptations of both Portrait of a Lady and Washington Square. The author's run of luck more than holds up for the first screen version of his 1902 novel, The Wings of the Dove. Indeed, though many liberties were taken with the novel (and with the Jamesian sensibility), the film stands as one of the very best of the James adaptations. Reset by the filmmakers in 1910, it's the story of Kate Croy (Helena Bonham Carter), an intelligent, free-spirited and penniless young woman taken in by her wealthy aunt (Charlotte Rampling) and groomed to marry into the cream of Edwardian society. But Kate is in the midst of a passionate affair with politically radical journalist Merton Densher (Linus Roache), of whom her aunt totally disapproves. If she continues the affair, she'll be cut off without a dime, as will her wastrel, alcoholic father (Michael Gambon), whom the aunt is also supporting.

2. Fine, Henry Burchard fine, henry Burchard. fine, henry Burchard (18581928), the firstand only dean of the departments of science, was one of the men http://mondrian.princeton.edu/CampusWWW/Companion/fine_henry_burchard.html

Fine, Henry Burchard Fine, Henry Burchard (1858-1928), the first and only dean of the departments of science, was one of the men who did most to help Princeton develop from a college into a university. He made Princeton a leading center for mathematics and fostered the growth of creative work in other branches of science as well. Nationally he was one of the group of men who, in Professor Oswald Veblen's words, ``carried American mathematics forward from a state of approximate nullity to one verging on parity with the European nations.'' Fine was the oldest of four children of a Presbyterian minister of Dutch ancestry in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. His father died when the children were young, and they were brought up by their mother, an able woman of strong character. (Three of her children became educators: Dean Fine; John B. Fine 1882, founder of the Princeton Preparatory School; and May Margaret Fine, founder of Miss Fine's School.) The family came to live in Princeton in 1875, and Henry entered the College the following year, graduating in 1880. Fine played the flute in the college orchestra, rowed on one of the crews, and served for three years as an editor of the

3. Henry Donn Gallery Manchester, England gallery offering works by Lowry and other prominent artists. http://www.henrydonngallery.com/

The business was founded in 1954 by Henry Donn, a Past National Master of the Fine Art Trade Guild. It still remains in family control, with his son Nicholas carrying the firm forward into the 21st Century. The large and attractive premises are the result of THREE separate shops being tastefully linked together. Paintings, limited editions, sculptures and prints are displayed on two floors. Experts provide Valuations for Insurance and Probate, which are accepted by all Major Insurance companies. An in-house craftsman framing and restoration service is also available. Free parking at rear. The Gallery are actual publishers of Limited Editions by L.S.Lowry, R.A. and can offer ‘The Illustrated Limited Editions by L.S.Lowry” which is the definitive reference book for dealers and collectors world-wide web. We stock hundreds of paintings and limited edition prints Helen Bradley Margaret Chapman Arthur Delaney Marc Grimshaw ... Lou Harris Robert Littleford L.S.Lowry Theodore Major Sir Wm Russell-Flint, R.A Bob Richardson Steven Scholes David Shepherd Alan Tortice Albin Trowski Henry Donn Gallery 138 - 142 Bury New Road, Whitefield, Manchester, M45 6AD

4. Adams Fine Art Chicago, IL. gallery specializing in American Impressionist and Modern paintings, drawings and sculpture from before 1945. Representing the estate of John Storrs. Frequently shown artists include Benton, Marsh, Redfield, Payne, Davis, MoholyNagy and Calder. http://www.adamsfineart.com

5. Fine_Henry henry Burchard fine. henry fine received private coaching before entering the Collegeof New Jersey in 1876, almost exactly 100 years after it was founded. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Fine_Henry.html

Henry Burchard Fine Born: 14 Sept 1858 in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania , USA Died: 22 Dec 1928 in Princeton, New Jersey, USA Click the picture above to see a larger version Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Henry Fine received private coaching before entering the College of New Jersey in 1876, almost exactly 100 years after it was founded. The College of New Jersey's name was changed to Princeton University in 1896. Fine entered the College with the intention of studying classics and he began to study these subjects as well as Sanskritt. However, at Princeton he came across Halsted who had studied under Sylvester at Johns Hopkins University and spent the years 1878 to 1881 as an instructor in postgraduate mathematics at Princeton. Halsted inspired Fine to turn towards mathematics. After receiving his A.B. in 1880, Fine was appointed a fellow in experimental science at Princeton but, never happy with experimental work, he happily changed to be a tutor in mathematics in 1881. Fine then, as was the custom of the day, decided to study in Germany. He travelled to Leipzig in 1884 and there attended lectures by Klein Carl Neumann and others. He worked for his doctorate on a topic suggested by

6. The Henry Moore Foundation To advance the education of the public by the promotion of their appreciation of the fine arts and in particular the works of henry Moore. http://www.henry-moore-fdn.co.uk/hmf/

7. Fine_Henry Biography of henry fine (18581928) henry fine received private coaching before entering the College of New Jersey in 1876, almost exactly 100 years after http://www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/history/Mathematicians/Fine_Henry.html

Henry Burchard Fine Born: 14 Sept 1858 in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania , USA Died: 22 Dec 1928 in Princeton, New Jersey, USA Click the picture above to see a larger version Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Henry Fine received private coaching before entering the College of New Jersey in 1876, almost exactly 100 years after it was founded. The College of New Jersey's name was changed to Princeton University in 1896. Fine entered the College with the intention of studying classics and he began to study these subjects as well as Sanskritt. However, at Princeton he came across Halsted who had studied under Sylvester at Johns Hopkins University and spent the years 1878 to 1881 as an instructor in postgraduate mathematics at Princeton. Halsted inspired Fine to turn towards mathematics. After receiving his A.B. in 1880, Fine was appointed a fellow in experimental science at Princeton but, never happy with experimental work, he happily changed to be a tutor in mathematics in 1881. Fine then, as was the custom of the day, decided to study in Germany. He travelled to Leipzig in 1884 and there attended lectures by Klein Carl Neumann and others. He worked for his doctorate on a topic suggested by

8. Henry Miller - Coast Galleries - Henry Miller collectible fine art prints for pleasure and investment. http://www.henrymillerart.com/

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10. The Frick Art Reference Library : Introduction Founded in 1920 as a memorial to henry Clay Frick, to encourage and develop the study of the fine arts, and to advance the general knowledge of kindred subjects. Maintains a large and diverse collection of works and reference materials executed between the fourth and the midtwentieth century by European and American artists. Research affiliation Research Library Group. http://www.frick.org/html/libf.htm

An Introduction to the Frick Art Reference Library Welcome to the home page of the Frick Art Reference Library. This Library is one of the world's great repositories for the documentation and visual study of Western Art and serves as the research arm of The Frick Collection. The Library was founded in 1920 by Helen Clay Frick as a memorial to her father, Henry Clay Frick, to further her father's stated goals for The Frick Collection : “to encourage and develop the study of the fine arts, and to advance the general knowledge of kindred subjects.” Its mission has always been to gather photographs of paintings, drawings, sculpture, and illuminated manuscripts executed between the fourth and the mid-twentieth century by European and American artists; to collate with each photograph facts relating to the object’s history and present location; and to create a comprehensive research library for the study of Western art. Today the Library’s holdings of books, periodicals, auction sale catalogs, special collections and archives complement the photoarchive to comprise one of the world’s most valued art research centers and the most comprehensive resource on the history of collecting and patronage. For more than seventy-five years, the Library has been committed to the highest standards in text and image collections development and public service to benefit the research of all members of the art community, including those who study art in its broader historical and cultural context. The historic and tranquil setting of the Library, adjacent to the Collection, welcomes all adults with a serious interest in art.

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Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Archives ... Newspaper Subscriptions Search Search the Archives Front Page Montgomery County Chester County ... Special Reports Freebies Win tickets to, Phantoms Hockey, other sporting events, concerts, and more! Play to win! Back to Home Philadelphia Inquirer Saturday, Mar 29, 2003 Miramax's modern-day mogul Love him (few do) or hate him (get in line), Harvey Weinstein brings in the Oscars for the empire he built. In New York, they say Harvey Weinstein runs an Oscar campaign like Jon Corzine ran his Senate race, likening the movie honcho to the New Jersey Democrat who spent $60 million to get elected. By Carrie Rickey / Inquirer Movie Critic OSCARS 2003 Movie quiz Match your wits with Inquirer movie critic Carrie Rickey on the subject of "best actor." Grunt's view of war and the Corps When Anthony Swofford was a 14-year-old paperboy growing up in San Diego, he stared at front-page headlines about the 241 United States servicemen killed in the 1984 bombing of a Marine barracks in Lebanon. ( By Dan DeLuca, Inquirer Staff Writer, 03/23/2003 03:01 AM EST)

12. Fine-Art Figure Photography Photography portfolio of New York's henry Butz fineart figure photographer. Specialtyin B/W female nudes. SoHo. The Works of henry Butz. Henri's Photographic. Category Mature Content http://www.hbutz.com/

The Works of Henry Butz Fine-art figure photography 800 Broadway Avenue Holbrook, NY 11741 Frames No Frames Total number of visitors: est. 1994 , Henry Butz For more information, suggestions, flames, or comments contact The Photomaster

13. Owings Dewey Fine Art Santa Fe, NM art gallery featuring works by Taos Founders Walter Ufer, Joseph henry Sharp, E. Martin Hennings, and Georgia O'Keeffe. http://owingsdewey.com

This site requires a version 4 or higher browser Owings Dewey Fine Art, Stieglitz Circle, Ashcan School Painters, Santa Fe Art Colony, Taos Founders, Walter Ufer, Joseph Henry Sharp, E. Martin Hennings, Georgia O'Keeffe, Marsden Hartley, John Marin, Arthur Dove, John Sloan. Owings-Dewey, contemporary artists, Page Allen, Polly Barton, Luis Tapia Sergio Tapia, Peter Woytuk Owings-Dewey Fine Art specializes in the work of the Stieglitz Circle, the Ashcan School of Painters, the Santa Fe Art Colony and the Taos Founders including Walter Ufer, Joseph Henry Sharp, E. Martin Hennings, Georgia O'Keeffe, Marsden Hartley, John Marin, Arthur Dove and John Sloan. Owings-Dewey also represents a select group of contemporary artists, Page Allen, Polly Barton, Luis Tapia Sergio Tapia and Peter Woytuk.

14. Fine Hall, fine Hall, home of the Department of Mathematics and the Department of Statistics, was dedicated in 1970 as a memorial to henry Burchard fine, the central figure in the early development of the mathematics faculty of the University. http://mondrian.princeton.edu/CampusWWW/Companion/fine_hall.html

Fine Hall, Fine Hall, home of the Department of Mathematics and the Department of Statistics, was dedicated in 1970 as a memorial to Henry Burchard Fine , the central figure in the early development of the mathematics faculty of the University. It replaced an older Fine Hall, built forty years earlier, which was renamed Jones Hall Fine Hall, which with its neighbor Jadwin Hall forms a center for mathematics and physics, is just west of Palmer Stadium. Fine Hall comprises a long three-story building, topped by a tower of ten additional floors. It is separated from Jadwin Hall by a plaza covering the underground joint mathematics-physics library. The long, three-story section contains classrooms and graduate student offices and studies. On the third floor is a common room with portraits of Dean Fine and two earlier Princeton mathematicians, Walter Minto and Albert B. Dod. On the second floor are two study rooms named for Luther P. Eisenhart, Fine's successor as chairman of the Department of Mathematics, and Samuel S. Wilks, founder of the Department of Statistics. The vertical lines of the tower counterbalance the horizontal mass of Jadwin Hall and provide a focal point for this architectural unit. Each floor of the tower, except the topmost, contains seven faculty offices and one seminar room. The entire top story is devoted to a professors' lounge, whose large picture windows afford panoramic views of the campus and the surrounding countryside.

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20. William Vareika Fine Arts Home Page William Vareika fine Arts offers art appraisal services, framing and art conservation EdwinAustin Abbey Lucy Adams henry Hammond Ahl Ernest Edwin Anthony John http://www.artnet.com/wVareika.html?A=12

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