lover george is actually a tragic story, but in modern brest , he will gladly help you test your luckto do this, you need to take a coin and try to get into the hat of the hero of lovers. uh, georgy georgiy i'm not lucky with love today. you know, you'll be lucky in something else. 24 hours a day 7 days a week we are working to ensure that you are aware of current events in the country and the world. in addition, our team of journalists extract valuable knowledge from experts. how to maintain and increase health there is a place for entertainment. every friday. we bring to your attention the best projects and films of our tv channel. this and more. waiting for you in the weekly project, watch the broadcast 24/7 on the tv channel belarus 24. why do i not like to change city benefits for life in the belarusian outback, i am a city, a city, this is vanity. this aggression is hard for me in the city. i’m faster on the field and the discharge is catchy, as if this village life is simplicity, all these people who surround me are neighbors, they are all very simple, benevolent people, they d

or rather, he climbed up the drainpipe to the second floor of the ardent lover of george mesyur. ’t know where the curve would lead him. it’s written on the wall, you can trust it . captain andrzej of the polish army shot his lover in the chest, an unusual installation. another reminder that in the space of love not only happiness awaits us, but also disappointment and even tragedy. literally a few meters from the building there is another interesting object for kissing. it's peculiar. hello philimotology. after all , as you know, people who actively kiss live longer and are probably more interesting. you can enjoy the atmosphere of romance, the singing of birds, the green views of unhurried life in another place, which is popular among brichany in the city park of culture and recreation. by the way, in tsarist times this park did not play a special video for the city, but in polish period it became central, either because of the proximity of the fortress to the garrison, or for some other reason, it is difficult to say . the park garden was planted by soldiers of the libovsky reg

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>> these george dyer triptychs that sold in 2017 for mid 50 million are important because that lover eventually committed suicide on the eve of a major show of bacon's. we really love the soap opera of an artist's life and how that feeds into the work. >> it is a work called hot pie, which simulates, you know, a hot pie sitting on the kitchen window, cooling. paul: yeah, i see. that's the steam from the hot pie. >> exactly. paul: contemporary art consultant alex glauber, who helped his client buy this work by alex da corte. glauber has sold to masterworks. so an art stock market is a good thing? >> it certainly brings more money and attention to the art market. but i don't know if it's necessarily healthy for art and the appreciation of art long term. paul: why not? >> because if the conversation is more about the money than the art that really devalues, it undermines the very purpose of art. paul: but the argument is, hmm, i'll start out with it as an investment. then i'll get interested in it and i'll learn more about it. i'll become an art appreciator. >> but if what you're trying