#george sheridan

[would-they-listen-to-that]

Would George "Phones" Sheridan from Stingray 1964 listen to Octopus's Garden by The Beatles?

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Invisible Waves 48.

01.12.2024

Intro 00:00 Bibio–LLYN PERIS 01:04 Chapter 1 03:37 Tsone–Plein Air 04:42 Fan Club Orchestra–Long Stay V 09:11 Chapter 2 13:28 George Sheridan–Otta! 15:44 Language Field–Modus Vivendi – Listening Center Remix 21:04

Arturia Pigments Precariat Records

video for the remix of Modus Vivendi

other videos too from Reworks,

Tascam Porta One MinistudioMicromoog Chapter 3 25:29 Ed Herbers–Sublimation 31:05

Eds Ampwall Gil Trythall–Echospace 36:42 Chapter 4 48:39 Francis Morning–Stay 53:05 Digitakt Digitone OP-1 Sony TCM 200 Electro harmonix 2880 Shallow Water Generation Loss Avalanche Run Marantz PMD 430

[illustratus]

Seeking Sanctuary ('The Wounded Knight') by George Sheridan Knowles

[knowoah]

Had to do a rough jump animation for school, have an off-model, off proportioned beatles for the evening

[screengoddess]

Ann Sheridan, photo by Hurrell

[cinematicfinatic]

Ann Sheridan by Hurrell

[citizenscreen]

George Raft presents Ann Sheridan with a flower provided by Bonita Granville at the Warner Bros commissary, circa 1940.

[george-the-good]

The Duke of York & friends, photographed by Lisa Sheridan, Royal Lodge, Windsor, 1936.

Devoted as they are to the Duchess of York and the Princesses, it is easy to see that all the dogs acknowledge the Duke of York as their master. Let the Duke move away from one corner of the garden to another and every dog will automatically follow him; and not all the blandishments of their young mistresses can persuade one of them to leave its master.

OUR PRINCESSES AND THEIR DOGS by MICHAEL CHANCE (1936)

[galleryofart]

The Duet

Artist: George Sheridan Knowles (British, 1863 - 1931)

Genre: Genre Art

Date: 1915

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Private collection, New Jersey

Description

The demand for pleasant genre scenes and images of bygone days were in great demand during the height of the Victorian era and many artists looked to fill the need; one of these artists was George Sheridan Knowles. Not much is known about his early life, but it is believed that he spent his youth in the Manchester area and most likely received his formal training there.

Capitalizing on his artistic talents, Knowles specialized in contemporary sentimental genre scenes and costume pieces - set in the Middle Ages or the 18th century. His sentimental genre paintings often capture his subjects in a relaxed, or playful, moment and are reminiscent of the works of Arthur John Elsley and Frederick Morgan (two of his contemporaries).

[coolthingsguyslike]

[jeanharlowshair]

Motion Picture Magazine, August 1940.

[illustratus]

"Page and Monarch forth they went, Forth they went together, Through the rude wind's wild lament, and the bitter weather" — Good King Wenceslas

by George Sheridan Knowles

[thejazzera]

George Hurrell, Ann Sheridan, 1938

[caelestis-cherie]

party mov. is so prinny

[cinematicfinatic]

Ann Sheridan by George Hurrell

[teapotteringabout]

It's my birthday today, I'm at work, so I've whipped up some Phones gifs because I haven't seen the lad enough lately