#liz pringle

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Liz Pringle in khaki shorts and jacket by Jane Derby, photographed by John Rawlings for American Vogue, May 1, 1953.

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Liz Pringle by John Rawlings 1953

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US Vogue May 1, 1953

Liz Pringle wears navy blue Moygashel linen and nylon pants, pale blue Fabrex spun Du Pont rayon shirt with chiffon belt, all by, B. H. Wragge.

Liz Pringle porte un pantalon en lin et nylon Moygashel bleu marine, une chemise en rayonne Du Pont filée Fabrex bleu pâle avec une ceinture en mousseline, l'ensemble par, B. H. Wragge.

Photo John Rawlings vogue archive

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[federer7]

Vogue Magazine, 1953

Photo: Liz Pringle

[can-of-pringles]

I quickly edited pictures of Liz Fenning on my phone as an attempt of making vintage looking young Sister Imperator pictures

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tag 9 people you want to know better!

tagged by my loveeeeeee @saw-x ty nat !!! last song: the very first night, taylor swift favourite colour: green currently reading: (a reread but) ruby redfort #1, look into my eyes currently watching: rewatching new girl (yay !! everybody cheered !!), grey's anatomy s21, and i've started various new shows that have just begun airing (high potential, murder in a small town, doctor odyssey) last movie: i honestly don't really watch movies but i think it was mission impossible 6 (fallout) (which is the one with angela bassett) sweet, spicy or savoury: sweet always and forever relationship status: single as a pringle !!!!! current obsession: why is it lowkey taylor swift shsjhsjhsjsh tea or coffee: neither bc i hate hot drinks (this includes soup) last thing I googled: what mission impossible 6 is called shjhss

tagging: @userlaylivia, @spookys, @bakerolivia, @milesgmorales, @userwitchy,

@forbescaroline, @liz-wes, @oliviabaker, and @gretaonieogou !!!

[russnightlife]

For those who need it: a full list of every name in Toast of London. Credit here:

Full list of character names from the Toast of London Universe:

Steven Toast

Jane Plough

Ray Purchase

Kenton Schweppes

Ed Hauser Black

Goodhouse

Cliff Promise

Clem Fandango

Kikini Bamalam

Beezuz Fafoon

Susan Random

Jemima Gina

Kika Brite

Acker Herron

Greta Cargo

Royce Coolidge

Mr Fasili

Ellen Toast

Mick Carriage

Howard Bugawitz

Martin Aynuss

Senna Poddington

Ricky Seasack

Derek Sibling

Danny Bear

Portia De Coogan

Thomas Ledger

Strawberry Wrathbone

Lord Fotheringham

Toby Hopkinson-Finch

Blair Toast

Commander Scott Gorham

Russel House

Chris Bread

Roy Highnock

Sookie Houseboat

Brooke Hooberman

Yvonne Wryly

Kate Kahn

Hamilton Meathouse

Poshdong Mingemuncher

Nick Swivney

Wendy Nook

Linda Praise

Warren Organ

Thumper

Lola

Paige

Ruby

Norris Flipjack

Duncan Clench

Bob Fennison

Mr. Cockatip

Ken Suggestion

Penny Traitor

Dennis Thwaits

Betty Pimples

Axel Jacklin

Basil Jet

Parker Pipe

Kerry Hammersnag

Sterling Porridge

Max Gland

Lindy Makehouse

Colin Skittles

Jackie Paper

Honeysuckle

Francis Bacon

Lorna Wynde

Una Length

Rob Continental

Sue Pressure

Peggy Plywood

Scott Chesnut

Penvelope

Rupert Howser Black

Col. Gonville Toast

Clancy Moped

Vic Titball

Pookie Hook

Bob Monkhouse

Larry Muggins

Dennis Fog

Derek Bildings

Shane Fulorgy

Frank Zammer

Ormand Sacker

Varity Map

Bill Purchase

Tony Excalibur

Champion House

Cocker Boo

Michael Prance

Church Weaver

Heathcote Pursuit

Kay Tightneck

Iqbal Achieve

Basil Watchfair

Nan Slack

Peanut Whistle

Dick Weerdly

Sal Commotion

Giuseppe Race

Howard Blackcap

Daz Klondike

Kai

Sola Mirrornek

Sue Pepkins

Neil Doobla-Decca

Des Wigwam

Dr Harold Shitman

Les Tipi

Chris Marquee

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Russ Nightlife

Kenny Ethnic

Hercule Razamataz

Ray Sober

Romley Compton

Dwight Difference

Billy Tarzana

Nina Armenian

Edward Fox

Shepherd Jerbîl

Professor Map

Sonny Sam Disco

Weech Beacon

Liberty Jerbil

Ben Egyptian

Jennifyer Madraass

Snorky

Will Willis

Phyllis Willis

Carmen

Richard Chickentoss

Hoop Kaaak

Ms Wisehunt

Mrs Greenflash

Bellender Bojangles

Barney

Hayley

Blondie

Gypsy

Old Timer Bill

Wildcat Lil

Doc Brown

Rusty Halloween

Agent Saucepan

Sorry Johnson

Wallace

Kelsey Perfume

Frank Succession

Tycoon Lancaster

Jesus Bond

August Burdock

Clint Legal

Tony Fabrizio

Hawk Fahrenheit

Mews Frumpty

Frank Forfolk

Chelsea Bladdersby

Oswald Mosley

Kate Lethargy

Fancy Alexander

Dinky Critenbers

Pig Shovely

Billy Stylish

Sir Norman Brocktight

Basil Stillborn

Kimberly Banana

DI Leonard Chaffich

Una Stubbs

Surely Residue

Warren Organ

Hissy Oversight

Ms. Crawshaft

Merrody Ferrybank

Allan Chance

Doug Birka

Martin Shore

Lolly Badcock

Jill Quear

Vigo Typhoon

Danny Laroux

Cool Black

S’en hammerstad

Gerald Selfish

Peter Nose

David Geurring

Haneth khorishi

Baz Ravish

Enty Strepsils

Comma Dora Green

Vaginta Staples

Aalan Aadams

Harvey Motel

Peter Thatchelwaite

Ryslip Tyres Dot Com

Donald Suckling

Stuart Pringle

Susan Bench

Cliff Stalways

Billy Sprayman

Trevor McGuelish

Earnest Gangly

Sydney Shipton

Barry Bouffant

Drayton Curfew

Septum Crowbar

Dick Circus

Liz Pulp

Rob Darby

Vanessa Fence

Vince Kendal

Mac Darby

Sally Joint

Welk Ashby

Maggie Gail

David Hammod

Leo Seer

Kit Blackcheek

Jackie Kak

Howard Tissue

Albert Eichborn

Peter Swaff

Rob Bonnet

Perry Bluehouse

Lee Bacon

Connie Sheik

Cliff Bonanza

Rula Bingo

Oliver Whasson

Watkins Winchester

Warwick Kineer

Ruth Lingum

Adam Haalal

Lionel Harshmaker

Gary the Plumber

Royce

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Munday Ask Meme.

Share your wallpaper: My PC wallpaper is a picture a friend did of me as a teddy bear drinking decaf tea and eating Pringles.

Unfortunately/Fortunately I can't work out how to share that.

My Mobile background is a picture of the Liz Climo Bear (slightly ursine theme apparently). Below Cut for Length.

The last song you listened to: Does Instrumental Music count?

In which case Berlin Song by Ludovico Einaudi because I was feeling maudlin.

Currently reading: I always have about three different books on the go at any one time. Currently it's a history book about the development of empires, a book for work about therapeutic parenting and The Moomins (no really).

Last Movie: Oh blimey, I don't watch many movies. I think I watched A Muppet Christmas Carol in December?

Craving: I am on a diet so currently I am craving All The Food.

What are you wearing right now? Adidas Tracksuit bottoms and a black T-Shirt with a red Superman logo.

How tall are you: 6'4"/ 193.04 cm

Piercings: I have pierced ears, but I'm thinking of taking the rings out. I had some quite nice silver ones, but I had to take them out for a CT Scan and they broke, so now I have some black rings in, but they are a bit big and make me look like a goth pirate.

Tattoos: None. I don't think I'm ready for that kind of commitment. Plus I'd like to provide a better canvas.

Glasses? Contacts? I probably do need my eyes checked, but I can see well enough and glasses would be another thing I would lose all the time.

Last drink: Decaf Tea! (Yorkshire Tea for Hard Water, because the tap water here is yukko).

Last show: Again not much of a TV person, but I have been rewatching Smack The Pony on Youtube to cheer myself up!

Last thing you ate: Packet of Fridge Raiders and some Pom Bear Crisps.

Favorite color: White or Turquoise

Current obsession: Do I have obsessions? Not sure. I play a lot of FFXIV and that's probably the most relevant one for here!

Unrelated obsession: Possibly the Pom Bear Crisps (low calorie crisps AND they are shaped like bears!)

Any pets: No pets :( I want a puppy, but living in rental accommodation means no pets allowed.

Do you have a crush on anyone? In my day to day life not really, although I do appreciate many of the gentlemen I chance to observe, it wouldn't be polite to stare. Otherwise Jack Laugher - if he took off his clothes in front of me there's a high chance I would eat them...

Favorite fictional character: Oh gosh, too many to mention really. In FFXIV Tataru, Dulia-Chai, Vtra... Otherwise Uhura in Star Trek made a big impression on me as a child, as did Keehar in Watership Down. Sam Gamgee for representing simple decency in extreme circumstances. Many more.

The last place you traveled: The last place I travelled that was any significant distance away would be Newcastle. The last foreign place I went to was Denmark.

Tagged by @irisopranta and I think some other people too!

Tagging: @lookbluesoup @draculas-husband and @pumpkinmagekupo and anyone else who wants to try. Hopefully your answers are more interesting than mine!

[longlistshort]

magnetic instinct, Liz Larner’s current exhibition at Regen Projects balances the textures and colors of her unique ceramic sculptures with the simplicity of her 1989 work Rubber Divider. The show is also part of the Getty’s PST ART: Art and Science Collide programming.

From the press release-

“…for wander is a verb that needs no object…My aim is to limit myself to the ingenuity of innate action, to be awed by it, and not to try and clear up its mysteries.” —Fernand Deligny, The Arachnean and Other Texts, 2015, pp. 37/46

The exhibition presents new ceramic works surrounding Larner’s “Rubber Divider, 1989—two sheets of pure gum rubber connected to steel rods attached to two flame-cut, solid steel blocks that hold the tension of the opposing pull of weight and elasticity of the rubber sheets. Their opposition and mutual dependence underscores Larner’s longstanding interest in the relationship between structural support and the attitude of the object.

Engaged with the many possibilities of sculpture and abstract form, Larner uses material to encourage discoveries led by an intrinsic link between impulse and perception. Polished to a mirror finish, the brass and aluminum of these sculptures allows them to be positioned on the wall, as the side of the glazed ceramic facing the wall is reflected in the cool light of aluminum and the warm glow of brass. Each surface has its own quality, from the extremely reflective to a textured matte, and these differences create a varying vibrancy of reflected light. Larner’s ceramics highlight a symbiotic continuity that troubles definitions of art and environment, object and subject.

Larner’s morphological research thinks likewise with ecological networks, as described in the writings of Fernand Deligny, or by the botanist Anne Pringle, in “Establishing New Worlds: The Lichens of Petersham.” The dialogue between these new works and Larner’s more historic sculpture, Rubber Divider—which debuted in the 1989 Whitney Biennial—underscores the interplay between support, form, surface effect, and infrastructure, that has often animated her practice, exploring how our observed experience of the world is innately personal but based on connection. Mindful of the specter of the Anthropocene, it also occasions a meditation on how we distinguish past and present, wondering what forms, what artifacts of human action and intelligence will last, and outlast us.

Distinguished by the unique physical rules that govern its transition, from soft to fragile to almost indestructible, Larner engages clay in part because of its apparent self-determination and pliancy, a kind of material agency and chemical intelligence distinct from our own. The ceramic forms in this exhibition are molded by impressions with ubiquitous forms made with a precision that often goes unnoticed. These forms are softened by the contact of the clay being shaped by them. The consequence of this method of forming is ghostly and transpositional. Among many other potential interpretations and resonances, the exhibition’s title points to these principles, and likens them to the same encodings that inform human perception and the activity of many other life-forms, as we are learning to be of and with.

Larner’s work is also currently on view as part of Transformative Currents: Art and Action in the Pacific Ocean at the Orange County Museum of Art and For Dear Life: Art, Medicine, and Disability at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego . Both shows are also part of PST ART: Art and Science Collide.

For more on her creative process, and earlier work, check out the video below from Art21 in 2016.

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Liz Pringle : Jamaica 1957

PH : Richard Avedon

[robertocustodioart]

Liz Pringle and Cherry Nelms by John Rawlings 1953

[chicinsilk]

US Vogue July 1953

Model Liz Pringle in a brown swimsuit designed by Givenchy for Jordan. Made of Celanese acetate. Beauty note: "Canary Red" lipstick and nail polish; both, like the suntan oil she smoothed, by Elizabeth Arden.

Le modèle Liz Pringle en maillot de bain marron conçu par Givenchy pour Jordan. En acétate de Celanese. Note beauté : Rouge à lèvres et vernis à ongles "Canary Red" ; les deux, comme l'huile solaire qu'elle a lissée, d'Elizabeth Arden.

Photo John Rawlings vogue archive

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Characters

(This will be updated and organized as they are introduced in the story)

The Church:

Julius Flood (the cursed priest)

Myra Mooney (the writer)

Marcel Robert (the other priest)

Josephat Dubois (the blind acolyte)

Valeria Rose Coyle (the fanatic)

The Town:

Warren Hart (the librarian)

Martin Breyer (the doctor)

Forrest Kline (the mayor)

Cynthia Kline (the devotee)

Dahlia Tiller (the grocer)

Oberon Haim (the televangelist)

Vick Morrison (the diner's owner)

Homer Smoot (the historian)

Vernon Huxley (the mortician)

Alvin Bletchley (the sheriff)

Sarah (the barkeeper)

The Church of Love and Freedom:

Lyle Everett Love (the iconoclast)

Musette Love (the prophet)

Bernice Raney (the seeker)

The Farnsworth House:

Liz Horne (the remnant)

Abe Kisro (the boxer)

John Pringle (b̵͚̲̹͔̒̈̋͆̿̅͐̿̎̓̓̏̕͜͜͝ͅe̷̢͕̗̬̮̋̏̿́̍̏̉w̷̫̝̤̞̣̫̲͕͕̩̟̘̓̐͂̓ą̵̡̺͓̻̥̪̖̰̘̩̲̫̓̊r̵͓͖̓̅͋͌͐̀̔̈́̐͌͋̓̚͘͠e̸̢̥̼̝̦̲͈̬͒̐̏̆̐̎͛́̐̈́͛̋)

The Others:

Thomasin Breyer

Lester Rasner

Bartholomew Breyer

The Ghosts:

Rowan Mueller

Roger Lee Horne

Clarence Farnsworth

Phatch

Tad Cunningham

The Keepers of the Tree:

Bonnie Bellows

Theodosia Bellows

Emily Bellows

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Liz Pringle

Vogue Magazine, 1953.

Photo John Rawlings

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Liz Pringle “Round Hill, Jamaica - The Swimming There” Vogue, May 1, 1954 Photography by Horst P. Horst