Humphrey Spender, April 19, 1910 – March 11, 2005.
With artist Graham Bell (left) on the roof of Mere Hall in Bolton, England.
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Humphrey Spender, April 19, 1910 – March 11, 2005.
With artist Graham Bell (left) on the roof of Mere Hall in Bolton, England.
¿Sabías que Graham Bell era hermano de Taco?
The Cafe (Cafe Conte, London)
Artist: Graham Bell (British, 1910-1943)
Date: 1937-1938
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: Manchester Art Gallery, Manchester, England
From one birth to another, another little baby pops into the Bell family! Hello there, Graham!
Hello......
"When we answer the phone, we typically say 'Hello.' But what is Hello?
It may surprise many to learn that 'Hello' is not just a greeting, it's rather the name of a specific person. 'Hello' was in fact the name of Alexander Graham Bell's fiancée, Margaret Hello.
Bell, the inventor of the telephone, used 'Hello' as the first word during the initial test of his invention. This simple utterance quickly became the standard opening for phone calls worldwide, enduring as the greeting we use to this day when picking up the phone."
When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one that has opened for us.
Alexander Graham Bell
Your time has come.
What’re you gonna do?
The bell tolls one last time, don’t ignore the warning signs alerting you.
You’ve lived a lie till now. You’ve got to face reality from here on.
Your mere existence until now is just a shred of what you’re capable of. You shall seek eternal wisdom, for that your essence itself becomes immortal.
Is it worth risking everything you hold dearly for enlightenment, you may ask. The temptation of the harmony of a simple life lingers over you. It would be just too easy to continue on your familiar path. It bears no challenges, no struggle.
But the convincing comfort of ordinary order should not weaken your spirit!
Is it righteous to withhold the world of your true potential? Is it not the honorable duty of mankind to find out, what holds the earth together in its innermost elements?
The decryption of the universe, the greatest mission of humanity, shall become your epitaph!