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Giovanni Boldini (Italian Giovanni Boldini) left us delightful portraits of his famous contemporaries. The artist lived in the late 19th – early 20th century, was friends with Edgar Degas, John Sargent and Paul Elle and was one of the most famous and best-paid portrait painters of his time. “You, monsieur, are tremendously talented!” Degas once told him. Many art historians agree with him, although today Giovanni Boldini is unjustly forgotten by the general public. “When life puts everything in its place, Giovanni Boldini is recognized as the greatest artist of the last century. All new schools were born from him, since he was the first to use simplified lines and planes. Gertrud Stein Giovanni Boldini was born in Ferrara on December 31, 1842 in the family of an artist, he studied at the Florentine Academy of Arts. The turning point in his work was a visit to Paris in 1867, where he was deeply impressed by the way Édouard Manet painted. Giovanni Boldini has lived...

The Law of Detachment states that in order to achieve anything in the physical universe, you must release your attachment to what you want to achieve. This does not mean that you give up your intention to achieve your desire. You do not give up intention or desire. You give up your attachment to the outcome. This has a very powerful effect. The moment you let go of your attachment to outcome and combine well-aimed intentions with detachment, you get what you want. Anything you desire can be achieved through detachment, for detachment is based on absolute trust in the power of your true self. The Source of Wealth and Abundance: The Perfect Recipe for Success On the other hand, attachment is rooted in fear and insecurity – and the need for certainty stems from not knowing who you really are. The source of wealth, abundance and everything else in the physical world is your self; it is the consciousness that knows how to meet all your needs. Everything else is just symbols: c...

At the age of 85, the legendary Soviet and Russian actor Leonid Kuravlev, who was the favorite artist of Shukshin and Gaidai, died. It was easy to work with him, he did not drink and did not go out, he quickly grasped the tasks set by the director, played honestly, talentedly. In total, Leonid Vyacheslavovich has more than 200 film roles. He played both seasoned cheaters and funny simpletons, which he played very well. First of all, we will remember Leonid Kuravlev for the roles of Shura Balaganov from The Golden Calf, Georges Miloslavsky from the film Ivan Vasilyevich Changes Profession and Afonya from the comedy of the same name by Georgy Danelia. The future actor was born on October 8, 1936 in a working-class family, his father Vyacheslav Yakovlevich worked as a mechanic at an aircraft factory, and his mother Valentina Dmitrievna worked as a hairdresser. In 1941, when Leonid was four years old, a denunciation was written against his mother, after which the woman was sentenced und...

Former shelter kitten bounces back with the help of kind spouses and becomes the most loving of pets. A few weeks ago, animal rights activists at Little Wanderers NYC became aware of a tiny kitten at an animal shelter that was in dire need of help. This kitten, a girl, ended up at a city shelter with injuries when she was about six weeks old. A baby named Dijon was sick, she needed intensive care. “We have asked for help from friends and zoo staff for her. She didn’t eat alone and didn’t really walk. We knew we had to save them,” said animal rights activists from Little Wanderers NYC. Almost immediately, Tyrone and Megan, willing spouses, began helping. They adopted the kitten from the shelter just in time to begin the treatment process in a comfortable family environment. “The shelter worker who handled the admission cited a traffic accident as the cause of the injury,” animal rights activists at Little Wanderers NYC said. The good news is that nothin...