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I'd love to ... Can we take those?
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@angelo-chuck-wagon I have no idea who this is...
Portrait of a Man in Armour with Red Scarf
Anthony van Dyck
1627
Oil on canvas
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Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness
Anthony van Dyck
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@angelo-chuck-wagon it's not what you think ...
Portrait Of Philip, Lord Wharton
Anthony van Dyck
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Self portrait with a Sunflower
Anthony van Dyck, 1632
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Oh, you wanted your SHOULDERS to be taken care of?
Missing Chuck
When I see you like this, @angelo-chuck-wagon, I wonder whether you are not tired of the art-tits artits' world and come back to our good ol' @snakeoil-pharmstore .... It wasn't all bad, was it?
Chuck and Doc - a true friendship between tough guys.
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Did you just sneeze? I mean I heard a roar...
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Missing Chuck
When I see you like this, @angelo-chuck-wagon, I wonder whether you are not tired of the art-tits artits' world and come back to our good ol' @snakeoil-pharmstore .... It wasn't all bad, was it?
Chuck and Doc - a true friendship between tough guys.
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Not exactly. I remember it way...
The Death of Icarus, by Alexandre Cabanel
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I trained a bit to be a good match for you...
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Don't you think I'm extremely kissable?
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Just two ideas ...
Anthony van Dyck, Kneeling Man, Seen from the Back
Anthony van Dyck, Seated Man, c. 1618
Why don't we start from here?
@anthonis-van-dyck I enjoyed dancing with you last night.
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You may sit on me as well .... you are my senior by seven years, I will gladly submit to the weight of years... and to your weight in general. My young apprentice demonstrated some alternative riding positions to me ... But I digress.
My master Peter Paul Rubens portrayed you as a an impressive rider: Equestrian Portrait of George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham on Horseback.
Anyway, my brush is yearning to capture you your charms.
Sincerely yours,
Anthony
@anthonis-van-dyck I enjoyed dancing with you last night.
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To: Baron Whaddon, Viscount Villiers, Earl of Buckingham, Marquess of Buckingham, Sir George Villiers
So did I. You absolutely cut a bella figura …
I wear one of your garters in my knickers, my love, it cushions well.
I am also very indebted to you for presenting me with your likeness, which I will wear on my bosom forever:
@anthonis-van-dyck I enjoyed dancing with you last night.
#dancing with the court painter#a gentleman doesnt kiss and tell#I wear one of your garters in my knickers#it cushions well.
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By all means!
Don't you think I'm extremely kissable?
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#bottom trying to top#moustache fan... on various parts of anatomy#sorry if the air might be a bit sticky under my ... skirts
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There is a surprise for you under the silk ..... I have another moustache ...
Don't you think I'm extremely kissable?
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I have another suggestion ...
Don't you think I'm extremely kissable?
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Oh, thank you for the compliments, Chuck. We seem to like the same style - George and I. I am afraid you still prefer somewhat more sinister beauties.
One of the most beautiful men of my time painted by me!
Portrait of George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham (1592-1628) Here:
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Portrait of George Villiers (1592-1628), Duke of Buckingham 1625 by Anthony van Dyck / studio Rubens (Museum: Pitti Palace)
George villiers was King James' courtsman and lover:
Privately, James’ letters to Buckingham are warm, vulnerable, and revealing. The King called Villiers ‘Steenie’, shortened from St Stephen, who was said to have the face of an angel. He also referred to his favourite as his ‘sweet child’ and ‘wife’. In one letter, Buckingham reminisced about a night spent at Farnham in Surrey, where the two men lay so close together that ‘the bed’s head could not be found between the master and his dog’.
Source for quotations: The King’s Favourite: George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham
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