and here is a picasso from work. and here is a picasso from 1909. what stage has he reached here?he 20th century, in 1900 and 1901, 1902, really shifts dramatically by the time we get to here. >> and if you look at those early works, you think, how did he get here? and really what he's is he's addressing he's doing is he's addressing he's doing is he's addressing he's taking the next step up from cezanne . and whereas from cezanne. and whereas cezanne was obviously analysing form and giving us these faceted descriptions of volume in simplified form , picasso does simplified form, picasso does one step further. he basically says, if i'm painting the head of fernand, his mistress , i need of fernand, his mistress, i need to tell you all the information. i can see me, i can identify about this face. so he works his way around from a number of individual perspectival points individual perspectival points in order to give us this incredibly faceted effect. >> much more difficult for the viewer. oh i think much more difficult for the viewer. >> and in fact, when you look at it, it's onl

it was popular with cultural bohemians, it was visited by pavel picasso with chemistry an old castlea hundred-year history in ninety-seven, boris berezovsky bought the french court decided that it was done to us illegally received income, and after the death of the owner and less confiscated in may in 2005, the police raided the castle for the basques, two dozen people landed from helicopters, the investigators suggested that the money paid for the chateaus of the lagorub, received as a result of financial fraud related to the activities of the aeroflot company, the property was arrested at the request of the russian prosecutor 's office, which convinced the french court that although the owner of the french investment company was behind the deal, it was turquoise. true, to transfer property to creditors. on account of the repayment of debts , the french refused legal litigation lasted a total of about 20 years of criminal trail. he is not connected with the murders, the criminal plume is connected with korea with financial crimes, let's say violations. uh, and this has nothing to do

chichenina about maria pryimachenko her paintings in kyiv she is a woman who was inspired by pablo picassoagall even adopted certain motifs from her paintings serhii paradzhanov tychyna bazhan came to her village and in general she was cool and brought ukraine the world class in fact , well, it will bring such weather to ukraine for tomorrow, we will be told in detail natalka didenko mrs. natalya, glad to see and hear you say good evening greetings to vasyl greetings, dear tv viewers of course, we will talk about the weather, it is interesting, colorful, and with such stormy methodical phenomena, but first, as always, before the weather forecast, we talk about other natural things, and today we will take a look at odesa, and we will be together. well, for now virtually near the famous village of vylkove, and we will visit the danube biosphere reserve. of the largest deltas in the world, the danube territory of this reserve covers the only living, pulsating delta in europe, where new and different islands are formed every year due to the sedimentation of the river, branches and straits form

i'm actually in the pablo picasso district. this is where the teenager lived with his mother. i know i've been speaking to several residents here who said that last night has been much calmer then the previous nights do i have to say on the we here we did foss, a several calls and buses that were boned to a hearing of wayland field overnight with cause and also some buses towards the tensions does remain high. we are expecting a funeral of the teenager to be held here in non pad later today. that funeral would be private. the family of the, the code teenager also previously is also the public of the media to stay away. but there's a lot of clues concerns that funeral could potentially be a flash point. so near you, watch closely the young rest building across france. those 1st 3 nights. tell us a little bit more about how this 4th night of protests compared with the the french interior minister. he'll get out of them or not. he says with violence will suffer much less the intensity, but that happened reports of scale saluting was to be in cities across from some of the most vo

we will audio filming in, in the neighborhood of pablo picasso. which is where that teacher lived with his mother. and we were actually approached by a group of you to essentially asked us to, to move on and really get out there. otherwise, a cabinet would be broken. so there is a lot of hostility towards the price. it's not easy being visible, joined us, and some of the neighborhood feel, you know, with the capital or notebook. however, we did manage to speak to some residents, uh, some of them who have lived in on pads for nearly all the life. and we can listen to some of what they have to say. some are supposed to, i think it was very violent and what the police did was very, very violent. and it is unacceptable that he was 17. they shot him in the face on his desktop. there's no excuse no way to validate what the police did. a bunch of. what did they like to keep off it? but as you did with the find disgusted of the young man who was killed, it's unbelievable. i knew him in the way he was killed if it's sad because he was not the 1st and he wi

he creates unique versions of van gogh's paintings by matisse da vinci picasso and other famous masterstion of an amateur artist can be seen in one of the halls of the borisov central district library. this hobby started a long time ago. in principle , for ten years, probably, maybe a little even more at first i started, uh, paintings, then somehow i gradually came to collage. uh, why kalash at one time was somehow corny. there weren’t enough colors , just uh, and so i decided to try it. here's what happens, what happened, but in general my passion was influenced by artists, impressionists. let's just say it's the great vangu matisse and it all started with this, except for kalage. igor shatyrka tries himself in live 50 of his works. the author dedicates his favorite literary work. immediately know the sport rel continues to follow the development events in the country and the world details at 1:00 pm. see you at the first button. borisovskiy with the result starts in the champions league away at the qualifying stage against the albanian partisans, 1:1, the belarusian club started the m

now this is where a 17 year old and i was curious, i'm actually in the pablo picasso district. this is where the teenager lived with his mother. i know i've been speaking to several residents here who said that last night has been much calmer then. then the previous night's though, i have to say on the we here we did boss a several calls and buses that were born to a hearing of wayland taylor overnight with cause. and also some buses towards the tensions still remain high. we are expecting a funeral of the teenager to be held here in montana later today, that funeral would be private. the family of the co teenager also previously is also the public of the media to stay away. but there's a lot of clues concerns that funeral could potentially be a flash point. so in your, you watch closely the on rest building across france, those 1st 3 nights. tell us a little bit more about how this 4th night of protests compared as well the, the french and to be able to secure the deadman not he said that last night there was widens, of course, of what with 900 people arrested, of the same as

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hugh aiken for picasso's war how america modern came to america was.ascinating, eloquent and wonderfully lurid. picasso's tells how a single 1940 exhibition at the museum of modern art not only transformed american tastes for art. it brought dozens of the 20th century's most works. works from the incomparable pablo picasso, from europe to new york, keeping them from the hands of the nazi regime. the result the focus of the art world dramatically shifted to make postwar new york an unrivaled cultural center. kerry greenwich is the grim case a legacy of slavery in an american family. through poignant saga of america's renowned interracial. the grim case shatters myths about abolitionists benevolence in a meticulously reconsidered tufted look at how americans black and white, formerly enslaved and former slave holders, made a world in which the nation's original visited generation after generation disquieting, sober and still compassionate. the grim keefe family story at the heart of the american family story. we all share. andrew wurman for the contagion

if i think something for this, anthony has acquired the epithet peddling picasso by profession. he works as an appraiser of historic buildings. but he originally studied product design, detail planning and implementation of his drawings, provides a creative balance to his daily routine. there's, there's always obstacles and i look at the, the map and i find, well, so i want to fine, but then i have to, to go and just google straight to the right into particular junction assigned to the, the nice clear lines i've gotten an, an aerial view, i zoom in and actually it's a rental wireless right around the same as know twice. so how does a move on to the junctions work out how i'm going across the busy bit, whether i feel safe writing on that particular but the road is latest piece. requires him to peddle 76 kilometers around manchester for about 5 and a half hours. you can use the really of gps tracking out to follow his ducks as a hatch in the form of a video. i'm very pleased with that is coming up. as i planned is coming up shortly . right. so yeah, it's good. it's really nice com

so in the city of picasso, where the indonesian president's address, the address bar ministers, including the us, took the for months on sleep. lincoln international relations were only agenda with russia. highlight the importance of maintaining an aussie and centric model and to the dressing regional issues. assignments top attendees will wearing hands made indonesian shots provided by the host country. my colleague, we just got, discuss the increasing role of honestly on an international relations with me on malls and boss of the, to the blog on may of yet positives come a long way since the founding, over the past 5, they're going to do that as you go accept as to stay alive other than the key to some issues such as alaska was bugged us installations. engagement. glad was the real basic automatic reason that people sent a approach that that'd be fine as entity. they have a nice also. so some of the stuff sort of the on is continue as yard as to the us. you know, we all the processes across the us, the challenges in engagement. the investor go home to deal with a big problem with bridge

, that this new knockoff, picasso, that our arts producer procured from a down road. a charity shop downd. just spare tripe, just spare me this tripe, please. it's enough to make you want call nurse, isn't it.7 want to call a nurse, isn't it.7 but of course, they're probably going to be strike. so good going to be on strike. so good luck with that. it is impossible to adequately a failing to adequately reform a failing pubuc to adequately reform a failing public service we public health service while we have literally have politicians literally worshipping in church. worshipping it in a church. sunak from matthew come you sunak read from matthew come you that blessed by my father that are blessed by my father inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world, for i was hungry and you gave me food . sir keir starmer gave me food. sir keir starmer reading from revelation nations see the home of god is among mortals . he will dwell with mortals. he will dwell with them. they will be his peoples and god himself will be with them. he will wipe every tear from their eyes. a

picasso. [laughter] you know what kills me, this is such a fun story. there is all this stuff. you have sex, art, drugs and we are the only network that seems interested. >> it's the best reality show i have ever seen but you have to hand it to hunter biden. he is a lucrative business man think about all he has accomplished. he is an oil executive in ukraine. he's a financier in china.he is a world-class painter. he does it all on drugs which is incredible. i wish i could be so accomplished grade >> one day. myth may be. tried meth. and he did some math and he did some crack grade if you combine them one day you will be a success. >> you can stay up longer. >> you can take apart your toaster.are you surprised by nancy pelosi connection? >> no. you make a lot of contacts when you have been in congress for hundred 50 years. i agree with you. we thought that the clintons were hillbillies. it's unbelievable. it's a great scam the money laundering through art. what are these people writing in their mama on the check, don't spend a lon crack grade where they display this art? in a bi

greg's dragons have been used in more ai than pablo picasso's or leonardo da vinci's work.rove your gaming experience — and it's proved big money for the industry — about 20 billion dollars worldwide by 2025. but, critics say they can be addictive. now the games industry has introduced new rules to govern how they're used in the uk — here's our gaming correspondent steffan powell. i've been opening loop boxes ever since 2016. loot boxes in a nutshell new characters, costumes or upgrades, all assigned at random for a few quid at a time. the question is, are they a harmless digital kinder egg or a form of gambling? more like a slot machine. there was times where i lay in bed at night and i cried. i'd started to get to a point where i couldn't afford the loot boxes using disposable income, and i'd started using payday loans. i'd started using credit cards. those loans amounted to £10,000. they cost david his savings for a new house and nearly his relationship. the time when it really fully hit home for me was the day that my wife found out that i'd done everything. she was sat

well, such a two by two seventy there basques there is a picture there, something like picasso is worth pack. so it's in this and some kind of peeled board is standing. i say this in general, that yes dumberus. and me just already at that moment. i have already stopped using it, i prescribed all these mine. it just gives me away and i've made contact. e with a birch tree from material his art even managed to insert one hole at a time. it's invisible there. i recorded my feelings there, as if passing a finger through the pictures i take. yes , through the picture, for example, that is, uh. as a matter of fact, he did quite a lot. these pictures. they are. eh, in many museums there is something like that, and i really liked it, too , like eh, then i was also all like that at the dawn, so to speak, some kind of artistic career. i liked the creative method , that, as it were, a person draws and writes books and films are shot there, there he does some kind of video ard and collaborates with rockers in nothing fah. multi form such a media format of creativity is very close when you are like

france the future genius begins to live in montparnasse, his comrades-in-arms become the essence of picasso'solorful works. paris through a window or a portrait with seven fingers, but even here the artist misses his native land and fragments of his beloved vitebsk increasingly begin to flicker on the canvases of the master in 1914, the walker returns to vitebsk, the first world war begins, and a year later he marries bella, the heroine of his work above the city. for marriage, love lyrics will permeate virtually every painting by master bell will become an inspiration and muses paced for the rest of his life. in my paintings , not a single painting, not a single engraving illuminates my path in art, i do not finish until i hear it yes or no in the sixties , chagall begins to get involved in monumental art. he does murals for the usa and for france among these murals. the most famous line on the ceiling of the opera in paris the last paintings of chagall will be written in old age. blue bird and goats. this series has a deep color harmony, calmness and peace. the viewer, as it were, falls int

but really bad for horny dudes who accidentally stumble on a picasso. "wow, look at her... gonna say boobs? that's -- that the cluster of triangles, right? there's seven of them? maybe it's the -- ah, forget it, i'm gonna go look at some georgia o'keefes." but art isn't the only thing facebook is ruining. they're still facing accusations of endangering teens, spreading misinformation, and destroying democracy. so they're doing the right thing. rebranding the company with a new name. but that new name is "a closely-guarded secret that's not known widely, even among facebook senior leadership." well, that's surprising. facebook has leadership? in case they haven't -- in case -- [applause] sure, why not? in case, just in case they haven't settled on one yet, we here at "the late show," have come up with a few appropriate names. like pinsurrectionist, diktok, aunt brenda's 3-paragraph rant-a-torium, [russian accent] "best fun times america website," and the washington football team. we got a great show for you tonight. my guest is the star of hbo's "insecure," issa rae. but whe

looking at how to value pieces, again, hunter biden, this is not somebody whose name goes along with picasso again, i go back to the simplest answer is always the right answer, maria. >> this is silly from her perspective. maria: initially they wouldn't even tell us who was buying the art. we don't know if it was a chinese businessman connected to the ccp or ukrainian business people. these are the people they've been taking money from for all of these years according to house republicans. >> it's a silly move on their part. you can pull the thread on this. there's such an ability to find out. when were the calls made, when was the purchase done, how many other pieces were bought at the same time. who has been in touch with this individual, what kind of conversations did they have. this is going to get to be really, really messy. everybody knows right off the bat, this is a brand-new artist. you might like the thing but to get this kind of money just because he's a great artist, nobody's buying that. maria: well, and also they set up these 20 shell companies and these were the companies that

but maybe nancy's got a good eye for art, considering she looks like a late period picasso acrobat. yo kills me. >> charlie, is that. this is such a fun story. there's, like, all this stuff going on. you've got, you got art, got, a, drugs. and we're the only network that n. ms interested i drugs >> it's just like, how can you.i this is the best reality shot'sw ever seen in my life. but you have to hand it to hunter biden. i mean ever se he is a very luce business man. >> think about all he's accomplished lately. he's an oil executive in ukraine. mm-hmm. ha's a financier and china. he's a world class painter. s it all on drugs?inancier >> yes, exactly. which is incredible. is a wor be soaccomp accomplished. >> now, i know one day, you know what methlished gra. maybe try meth.he d maybe. yeah, maybe. because he did a little methid h and he did a little crack. i think if you combine the two, you might be. yeah. one day you'll be a successful. i mean, you could stay up for wl a lot longer, right? get more done. yel bes. s. very productive. yes. yes. you can take apart your toaster . >>

. >> picasso said you never seen a rooster until you seen a rooster weather vane. >> reporter: in a housennsylvania. >> reporter: at age 97, her memories of what happened back in '51 are still alive as well. may 13th, 1951, what do you remember about that first dinner where jack met jackie? >> i wasn't sure he would enjoy jackie or she would enjoy him. i had my other good friend, loretta summers. so we had an extra woman, which was very peculiar. but we had it anyway. and so if he didn't like one, at least he wouldn't be bored because he did show boredom. >> reporter: do you remember the menu? >> probably, as usual, my same old chicken casserole. >> reporter: that was what you served at these parties? >> i am afraid so. you could name the menu before you sat down. >> reporter: years later, jackie shared her memories of that night and according to author carl anthony, jfk made quite an impression. >> she wrote about the first time she met john f. kennedy and how she knew as she put it he would have a disturbing effect on my life and she says she almost felt like running, but she knew that

it was visited by pavel picasso in faith with hemingway an ancient castle with a hundred-year historyoris berezovsky bought the french court decided that it was done with illegally obtained income, and after the death of the owner and less confiscated. in may 2005 , the police raided the castle for two dozen people landed from helicopter investigators suggested that the money paid for the chateau de lagorube, received as a result of financial fraud related to the activities of the aeroflot company, was seized at the request of the russian prosecutor's office, which convinced the french court that although the owner of the french investment company was behind the deal , berezovsky was right to transfer the property to creditors. on account of the repayment of debts , the french refused legal litigation lasted a total of about 20 years of criminal plume. he is not connected with the murders, the criminal trail is connected with korea with financial crimes, let's say. uh, and this has nothing to do with renting a house. there were events organized by certain companies, there jewelry hous

and he's got a picasso, and he's got three van goghs. herken: his mother was a paris-trained artist who exhibited her work at various galleries in manhattan. rhodes: she was a nervous person. she really didn't let this little boy go outside. bird: and he was very sheltered and extremely socially awkward. rhodes: when he finally went to camp one summer, he was so nasty to the other kids that they roughed him up. he said later they put him in the icehouse all night naked and painted him green, including his genitals. oddly enough, oppenheimer didn't protest. he just took his punishment stoically. it was a very odd reaction for a young boy at that age. rhodes: imagine this sensitive boy, this very smart boy, but one who has no idea how to deal with other people. certainly not with children his own age. he's had no experience. alex wellerstein: the real core psychological moment for oppenheimer appears to have been when he was in college. and he goes to study physics at cambridge, and he doesn't do very well. he ends up in a laboratory that'

anyway, as picasso said, good artists borrow.m somebody. can just do out to can i just do a shout out to geoffrey parks out there who's in who's a guy who texted us, who messaged us. we're on youtube, youtube , on youtube, not on youtube, on twitter, he says twitter, on twitter. and he says , give, give geoffrey parks a mention. he's in sunny . mention. he's in sunny. splendid. no. >> okay. hi >> okay. hi >> this is like a butlins gig or something. >> a couple more stories to try and squeeze in now. raindrops, sorry, roses. not just one of juue sorry, roses. not just one of julie favourite things, julie andrews favourite things, but source green but a potential source of green power . power. >> em- >> oh my god. >> oh my god. >> i know what you're >> i don't know what you're going to call this but going to call this story, but it's panel. tech it's a solar panel. tech breakthrough generates electricity and electricity from rain. and number it doesn't generate number one, it doesn't generate electricity. it says that according to

there's an image of one of picasso's.'s a masterpiece . masterpiece. >> she had help >> and actually, she had help from parents with that. look from her parents with that. look at a good one there. it's >> it's a good one there. it's all jewish people who are buying up is right? to up her art. is that right? to save her, really? >> that's the that one. >> that's the that one. >> i mean, look. yeah that's the flag. >> that's banksy , isn't it? >> that's banksy, isn't it? >> that's banksy, isn't it? >> isn't this just indicative , >> isn't this just indicative, though, of the decline of culture? i mean, the fact that a pig culture? i mean, the fact that a pig can earn this much money? >> are you just saying to myself now you with your, you now look at you with your, you know , if that pig could do like know, if that pig could do like a of fruit, i'm a decent bowl of fruit, i'm going stand desk right how. >> now. >> yeah, it can eat a decent bowl of fruit. yeah, but it can't one. can't paint one. >> i think we need to put >>

anyway, as picasso said, good artists borrow.out out to can i just do a shout out to geoffrey there who's geoffrey parks out there who's in who's a guy who texted us, who messaged us. we're on youtube, youtube , on youtube, not on youtube, on twitter, and says twitter, on twitter. and he says , give, give geoffrey parks a mention. he's in sunny . mention. he's in sunny. splendid. no. >> okay. hi >> okay. hi >> this is like a butlins gig or something. >> a couple more stories to try and squeeze in now. raindrops, sorry, roses. not just one of juue sorry, roses. not just one of julie favourite things, julie andrews favourite things, but source green but a potential source of green power . power. >> em- >> oh my god. >> oh my god. >> i know what you're >> i don't know what you're going call this story, but going to call this story, but it's panel. tech it's a solar panel. tech breakthrough generates electricity and electricity from rain. and number it doesn't generate number one, it doesn't generate electricity. it says that accordi

there's an image of one of picasso's.'s a masterpiece . masterpiece. >> had help >> and actually, she had help from parents with that. look from her parents with that. look at it's a good one there. it's >> it's a good one there. it's all jewish people who are buying up that right? to up her art. is that right? to save her, really? >> that's the that one. >> that's the that one. >> i mean, look. yeah that's the flag. >> that's banksy , isn't it? >> that's banksy, isn't it? >> that's banksy, isn't it? >> isn't this just indicative , >> isn't this just indicative, though, of the decline of culture? i mean, the fact that a pig culture? i mean, the fact that a pig can earn this much money? >> are you just saying to myself now you with your, you now look at you with your, you know , if that could do like know, if that pig could do like a bowl of fruit, a decent bowl of fruit, i'm going stand desk right i'iow. now. >> yeah, it can eat a decent bowl of fruit. yeah, but it can't one. can't paint one. >> i think we need to put >>

i guess he's going to be the next pablo picasso.tand that the biden admin a -- the bidens had shell companies that got them $10 million and we are doing nothing. we know that biden said he did not talk to any of hunter biden's clients. i am recommending we start impeachment proceedings against joe biden. i know a lot of people will not go along with this, but i know one person who probably will. when i announced on the 21st that we should immediately pardon trump, he immediately agreed with that. when i talked about closing down the department of education, he also agrees with that. i think he will go along with this one too. i do not think you can vote for anyone unless you know something about him. i am going to tell you i grew up in a middle-class family. my dad was a pilot in world war ii. my mom was a nurse. they met at a new year's eve party. that was the best day of my life. they love this country. more than life itself and that is how i feel too. they taught me that in america, you can do anything. it is up to you. i got the

. >> without objection picassos also like to take its, at the chair will allow me to the opportunity to clarify to my friend. that no personal affront was intended. this was directed at the entire class where we got at the gym at reckon is a gentleman from wisconsin. >> that makes me feel good mr. johnson thank you. krister thank you for being here at last december seo letter along with several of my colleagues asthma ftc consideration of environmental, social and corporate governance factors for the esg as it is known. i appreciate you had a proper response and answer ftc of not support conditioned approval of the unlawful merger, particular set of the issue policies or commitments. while pleased with the first part of the response, you did not answer whether petition criteria fault short of some standard on esg goals, can you commit esg criteria will not play a role in the decision by the ftc to block a merger? >> microphone please? >> the text of the statues had to block mergers of their competition or treat a monopoly, that is what look upward again a company commitment for justi