for example, this is what a chemical analysis of falk’s work looks like. a fairly stable set of materials that were used from the early middle ages until the 18th century, starting from the 18th century, the palette artists begins to change, and it changes radically already in the 19th century. here's an interesting fact. what it turns out is that in central europe, in northern europe, chalk was used as a soil, in the painting schools of southern europe gypsum was used. confirmation of authorship is already a separate attribution issue, when we work, compare with standards, examine the manner of execution of the work, characteristic techniques, how he models certain tamination elements, how he applies a brushstroke. layered painting he builds like builds texture, that is, each artist has his own characteristic writing system. the kaliningrad museum of fine arts has one of the largest collections of works by elliy bilyutin, donated to the museum free of charge after the artist’s death by his widow. she immediately struck me as such a very, very good-natured

falk's nude work. such a masterpiece can only cause outrage. this is painting.stand, comrades, so you are innovators. nikita sergeevich quickly moves through the exhibition from painting to painting. it's clear from the expression on his face that he's furious. the next moment, he literally starts screaming, what? what kind of disgrace is this, what kind of brainwashing is this, soviet people don’t need this, ban it, ban everything, and he has these deformed bodies and images, they have become him to bring into the speech, but because ens unknown still wrote in his memoirs, but he says, well , i simply have never met a more uneducated and uncultured person in my life. this exhibition, reacted favorably to it and so on, they were waiting for the opening, some kind of furor, you know, from there they were suddenly crushed, absolutely, he was an avant-garde artist, but he wanted to work with the authorities like malevich, and as it seemed to him, that with khrushchev a new revolutionary time had come, he believed that avant-garde art should to work together with...

side of the viciebsk region, we travel 266 kilometers, we jump into the garden, change here tsudoina falklekty's glaina's goodness is clear to all of us, we will save all the charms of this dzei. and at the same time i will dispel the facts and myths of the pastor, and now i ask the studio to take notes, there the process of performing folk songs, the hibernating actress yana hadanovich lapanitsyna and the sound performer genadz sarakvash, is already unfolding. yana genats, i love you. aksana, hello, i gladly welcome you, friends. today we tried a song from the viasna rite. i am sure that our joint work with an actress with wonderful vocal abilities will not leave you indifferent. yana, greetings, good afternoon, did you listen to the original version, how much did you like it, no, of course, i really liked it, and i was very excited, i it seems that this song conveys exactly the whole mood, this is the guka of the nevesny, i would say so. yana hadanovich. theater and film actress, theater and film actress, graduated from the belarusian academy of pedagogical university named after maxima

mrs falk and was arrested and charged with fraud — falk and was arrested and charged with fraud.hunned by the _ suspended for three months. shunned by the tocat— suspended for three months. shunned by the local community, barely able to leave _ by the local community, barely able to leave her house, it affected her pregnancy — to leave her house, it affected her pregnancy. she was put on antidepressants during that time, and to— antidepressants during that time, and to this day she still does not io and to this day she still does not go into— and to this day she still does not go into the — and to this day she still does not go into the post office branch. that was happening to her in 2014, and in february— was happening to her in 2014, and in february 2015 that was when she was arrested _ february 2015 that was when she was arrested. why didn't the post office send out _ arrested. why didn't the post office send out a — arrested. why didn't the post office send out a message to make sure that people _ send out a message to make sure that people were _ send out a message to make

october 7 of operation, it is used advanced weapons, types of weapons includes drones, it includes falk dawn one and also the burcan missiles and also. catusha rockets would have been used to target israeli military bases. you see over there the this long list, there were too many to actually put on this map, but those were the ones that were targeted, and some of the targets included army and air bases, not to mention also israeli settlements. well, israel better be careful. one of the resistance groups, kataib hisbollah has said that it is ready to send military supplies to fellow resistance fighters over in jordan to help the... palestinians against israeli crimes. it is uh prepared supplies for over 12,00 fighters over in jordan to uh fight against the israeli regime which includes light weapons, anti-armor, launchers, tactical missiles, ammunition and explosives. israel's top military intelligence official resigns after taking full responsibility for the failure of the regime's intelligence apparatus encountering alafsa flood operation on october 7. amidsar was head of the aman's r

types of weapons includes drones, it includes falk dawn one and also the burcan missiles and also katu rockets would have been used to target israely military bases. you see over there the this long list, there were too many to actually put on this map, those were the ones that were targeted, and some of the targets included army and air base. fighters over in jordan to help defend palestinians against israeli crimes. it is uh prepared supplies for over 12,00 fighters over in jordan to uh fight against the israeli regime, which includes light weapons, anti-armor, launchers, tactical missiles, ammunition and explosives. israel's top military intelligence official resigns after taking full responsibility for the failure of the regime's intelligence apparatus. encountering a loss of flood operation on october 7. amidsar was head of aman's research division. he cited illness as the reason for his early resignation. however, israely authorities have pushed the majority of the blame for the failure to intercept the events of october 7, 2023 on intelligence officials. sar had previously expre

. >> reporter: foreign policy adviser for netanyahu afir falk reiterating the findings it was a mistakeed a misidentification at night. >> those vehicles were clearly marked. >> this war is a complex war. the sdind happened in the middle of the night. it should not have happened. >> reporter: despite the deepening tensions between president biden and netanyahu, just days ago, biden approved the transfer of additional weapons to israel, including 2,000-pound bombs which have been connected to mass casualties. nearly 33,000 palestinians have been killed since october, according to the hamas-run health ministry. the humanitarian crisis on the ground now becoming more dire with several aid groups pausing operations following the deaths of the world central kitchen workers. getting aid into gaza is extremely challenging, but groups lying world central kitchen found ways to deliver food to those in need. >> we are doing at times more than 350,000 meals a day. we have more than 62, 63 kitchens functioning every day. >> reporter: jose andres rose to fame with several celebrated and award-winnin

patrick falk report, a good one. so one was tough to the strongest. great there in 25 years. the magnitude $7.00 quake struck off the east coast off the shots of rotten communities across the south, full diamonds, causing power, causing some buildings to collapse. text messages moved on to coastal areas of this anomaly threats. so human cause, it was very strong. it's felt as if the house was getting to topple, to reopen behind. you will shake okay, violently. older motorcycles outside our house to pulled over. so i quickly switched off the gas and the electrical switches more on the when i realized it was an earthquake. i quickly put on my clothes and she was going to drag the kid with me and run down the stairs. officials in the capital typeface that it was the strongest task way to hit taiwan, an offshore islands since 1999. when a 7.6 magnitude quake the worst natural disaster in the islands, history goes an estimate of 2400 people. more than a 100 off the shocks recorded since that initial quake struck here this morning inside juan and authorities war and that that's a f

in 1997, patrick falk reports from hong kong of the last one. come monday began with blank raising sermons, national security education day was launched in 2021. the off to beijing, imposed to legislation promising a wide range of dissenting acts. we have to see down to understand the importance of that source occurred to you how to make our society stable and prosper. that's a point. this is the 1st since on come enacted its own domestic security legislation known as article $23.00. it expands on the existing law, encompass trees and submission and the i'm role for handling of state secret. this has been described as the biggest national security awareness event since it began and home come 4 years ago in the run up that being parades and seminars and all sorts of activities and competitions organize across the city to promote that, particularly among young people. and in schools the u. k, as well as the us of criticize the law for being vague and for creating uncertainty . but people in home come right. scripts say it's another government sofa

patrick falk reports one worked up to the strongest out. great bear in 25 years. the magnitude 7.2 quite struck off the east coast, off the shots of rotten communities across the south, full diamonds, causing power, causing some buildings to collapse. text messages moved onto the coastal areas of this anomaly threats. so human because it was very strong, it's felt as if the house was getting to topple to y'all's heavy hun. you was shaking very violently, older motorcycles outside our house to pulled over. so i quickly switched off the gas and the electrical switches more on the when i realized it was an earthquake, i quickly put on my clothes and she was going to drag the kid with me and run down the stairs. officials in the capital typeface that it was the strongest task breaks, a hit taiwan and offshore islands since 1999. when a 7.6 magnitude quake the worst natural disaster in the islands history gives an estimate of 2400 people. more than a 100 off the shocks recorded since that initial quake struck here this morning inside one and authorities. one that says

. - every decade, you get somebody like peter falk as columbo or carroll o'connor as archie bunker-- somebody you just can't imagine anybody else afterwards. and james gandolfini is that in tony soprano. - i think it's supposed to be a mafia story, but, i mean, it's-- like i said, it's-- - it's also about everyday life. - did you know that an italian invented the telephone? - alexander graham bell was italian? - you see? you see what i'm talking--antonio meucci invented the telephone, and he got robbed! everybody knows that. - who invented the mafia? - what? - "the sopranos" kind of took the mystery out of being a mobster. [steely dan's "dirty work" playing] - ♪ i'm a fool ♪ ♪ to do your dirty work ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ - and it was somehow more mundane than we'd guessed it would be, and yet every bit as riveting as "the godfather." - you were like a brother to me. to all of us. - the debate raged at hbo about whether you could have a guy like this as your lead. and david chase was adamant that you have to-- this is who he is. and he was right. - can you assure me that tony soprano isn't go

let's come here, oops, where am i, cooper, why am i, where did you take me, falk, huh?ree, that’s it, he saves animals from floods in the orenburg region. maximum underground care. about the security measures being taken in the legendary august tank battalion, report by alexey ivliev. we continue the work started by our predecessors. today. we are actively developing near space, but soon we will have to go to...

. >> while sydney resident adrian falk joins us now. adrian, what do we understand has happened? but inside there's been terror in a shopping centre. westfield bondi . unfortunately, we've heard there's been an attack . now, there's been an attack. now, i don't know if it's been deemed a terror attack as of yet, four people have been dead and, announced dead, including a nine month old baby taking to an emergency room , i believe emergency room, i believe allegedly the mother of that baby has been announced dead as well , which baby has been announced dead as well, which is very unfortunate. people running everywhere seeing horrendous footage. these types of scenes, you know , people of scenes, you know, people associate normally in the middle east, which shouldn't have been there. people need to stand up and take note that this type of terror is not okay. and and, you know, it's horrendous , also know, it's horrendous, also reports of, of shots being fired, adrian, we're hearing but that that might be down to the police dealing with a suspect. have you heard anything on that on