#Frederick Goodall

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Frederick Goodall    The Finding of Moses    1885

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Details in Yellow

Portrait of William II and Maria Stuart, 1647, by Gerard van Honthorst.

The Reader, 1772, by Jean-Honoré Fragonard.

Maria Christina, Duchess of Teschen, 1776, by Johann Baptist von Lampi the Elder.

The Two Sisters, 1769, by Jean-Honoré Fragonard.

Afternoon Tea for Three, by Frédéric Soulacroix.

Girl in Yellow Drapery, 1901, by John William Godward.

Mrs Kettlewell, 1890, by Frederick Goodall.

The Yellow Dress, by Gustave Jean Jacquet.

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Frederick Goodall [British, 1822-1904] 

A sheikh in the desert

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A Letter from Papa (1855). Frederick Goodall (English, 1822-1904). Oil on canvas. Tunbridge Wells Museum & Art Gallery.

A wife reads a letter from her husband to her three small daughters. Perhaps the husband and father is in the military and has been posted overseas.

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An Egyptian Beauty, 1870 by Frederick Goodall (English, 1822--1904)

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Figuren und Kamele in einer Oase von Frederick Goodall Öl auf Leinwand Private Collection

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Frederick Goodall - The Finding of Moses

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Queen Henrietta Maria and Her Children, c. 1852. Frederick Goodall

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Carl Haag (b.1820 - d.1915), 'The Coffee Service', gouache on paper laid on panel, no date (1800s), German, sold for 43,750 GBP in Sotheby's The Orientalist Sale, April 2020.

Wearing white silk, a young girl carries an Ottoman silver coffee service as she gazes back at the viewer. Dressed in the Ottoman style, it is likely she was one of the many foreigners living in Cairo, a fast-growing city under Ottoman rule with a mixed population of Muslims, Copts, Europeans and Armenians.

In 1858 Carl Haag embarked on his first trip to Cairo via Greece, Smyrna and Syria. Arriving in Egypt, he shared a house in Cairo with his friend and fellow artist Frederick Goodall whom he had met in London the year before. (x)

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Queen Henrietta Maria and Her Children, c. 1852. Frederick Goodall

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Sultan Hassan’s School, Cairo

Frederick Goodall (1822-1904) 

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Frederick Goodall      Susanna

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36 Things I Will Tell My Daughters

1. Don't spend a fortune on cosmetics.

2. Wear natural makeup. Ultimately, it is best to save the cosmetics for when you are alone with your husband.

3. A push-up bra is for when you are alone with your husband.

4. If a boyfriend cheats (this includes checking out other girls, flirting with others, looking at, and/or following immodest women on social media) on you, break up with him.

5. Don't document your life on social media.

6. Some people will never appreciate how great you are. Don't let it discourage you.

7. The complementarity of masculinity and femininity is beautiful.

8. Be kind to everyone.

9. Learn to apologize.

10. Learn to forgive.

11. Not everyone deserves your trust.

12. Be polite.

13. Put others before yourself.

14. Pray.

15. Don't judge people. Do judge associations and influences, to help a brother or sister avoid destruction, your protections, and the teachings of pastors and theologians.

16. Don't let your mistakes define you, but learn from them.

17. Your mom can see a fake friend before you can.

18. Daddy can spot a boy that is unworthy of you before you can.

19. Exercise regularly.

20. Eat healthy 95% of the time, so you can enjoy yourself the other 5% of the time.

21. Don't pretend to be someone you're not. Jesus told us to love one another, not to impress one another.

22. Bad times make us appreciate the good times.

23. There are always reasons to be thankful.

24. You were beautiful before any guy noticed.

25. Nothing good happens after 10 P.M.

26. Mini skirts, mini dresses, hot pants, tube tops, bra tops, crop tops, tight clothes, and form fitting clothes are the attire of the Proverbs 7 woman.

27. Modesty is a sign of self-respect and respect for others. Real men respect women who respect themselves and others.

28. Real men aren't afraid of commitment.

29. A real man provides financial and emotional security.

30. A real man will sacrifice himself for you, even if that means taking a bullet for you.

31. Contraceptives prevent unity as well as procreation. Rejecting one's fertility is a rejection of them. You should embrace each other's fertility. Also, the majority of contraceptives are abortifacients.

32. The marital act is a wedding gift from our Heavenly Father to a man and his wife.

33. Before marriage, your body belongs to God. After marriage, your husband has authority over your body as you have authority over his.

34. The sights of your scantily clad and completely naked body are for only your husband, just as sights of his scantily clad and completely naked body are for only you.

35. Just because it covers your body doesn't mean it's modest. A beige shirt is as immodest as a mini skirt.

36. Regardless of how nice your legs are, you will always be more elegant and ladylike with your knees covered.

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The Subsiding of the Nile, Egypt

Frederick Goodall, 1873

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Frederick Goodall, Mother and child, 1875

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Mary and the Infant Saviour by Frederick Goodall