#dignitaries

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Visit of the Prince of Wales, President Buchanan, and Dignitaries to the Tomb of Washington at Mount Vernon, October 1860

Artist: Thomas P. Rossiter (American, 1818–1871)

Date: 1861

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC, United States

Description

In 1860, the nineteen-year-old Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII) visited the tomb of the man who had led the Continental Army to victory over the forces of Great Britain in the American Revolution. Demonstrating the renewed harmony between the two nations, President James Buchanan stands beside the heir to the British throne as he pays his respects at this American shrine. The clouds above the assembled crowd of dignitaries take the form of George Washington's profile.

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[donenayasart]

Gingerbread men cookies are full of festive flavor and perfect for enjoying during the holidays. The sky's the limit with decorating these guys!

[oceonblue]

“ Therapists show the quiet face of the world (INFPs), making them look shy and may not be friends in the eyes of others. Yet they are far from calm inside. There may be deep feelings and waves of emotions gripping them. In fact, they have a lot of energy to pay attention to others who rarely find it in others.

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A Billionaire's Retreat: Inside This $45,000-A-Night Private Island

A Billionaire’s Retreat: Inside This $45,000-A-Night Private Island

Aerial View of the island – COCO PRIVE

Billionaire Vacation Locations – Yes, James Bond would be right at home here, stretched out on this uber-luxe private island  in the Maldives’ North Malé Atoll. The $45,000 per night Coco Privé resort offers local and international cuisine prepared by your own private chef;  outdoor movies on a theatre-sized screen against a starry night; and for the…

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[ghanalife]

"Ebrie (now Kyaman) dignitaries wearing prestige clothes and regalias.During the colonial period the French sought to consolidate their authority over the peoples of the south-eastern region by creating district and cantonal chiefs. Though untraditional, these offices have survived, and their occupants have increasingly sought to gain status by adopting Akan-style regalia (as have the few traditional paramount chiefs in the region)."_OlivBusua-blog

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People of the Peacock Angel (2016) 

Bavê Çawîş, the highest Êzidî temple guard of Lalish on the ongoing Êzidî genocide that started in 2014. To this day over 3200 Êzidî women and children are still in the hands of Daesh (ISIS) and used as sex slaves and military recruitment.