Pool and Steps , The Duke's Nest - David Hockney , 1971.
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Oil , 43 x 35.3 cm.
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Pool and Steps , The Duke's Nest - David Hockney , 1971.
British , 1937-2026
Oil , 43 x 35.3 cm.
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The awnings III - Antonio Barahona , 2026.
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Oil on wood , 90 x 60 cm.
“Did you just call him ‘William’?!”
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i was waiting for him to pull her over his knee and give her a few whacks on her butt, tbh
This one is going to be short because technically, I’m not sure if he counts as a true guest on the show, but it’s one of my personal favourite historical references in Murdoch Mysteries. This special guest is just one throw away statement made by Ruby Ogden in “The Kissing Bandit” when she says to George: “They sent me everywhere — San Fransisco, Bombay, Russia. I interviewed a Revolutionary there by the name of Vladimir Ulyanov. Watch out for him.” To anyone who is familiar with history, this name is important because Vladimir Ulyanov is Vladimir Lenin.
Lenin was born on April 22, 1870 in Simbirsk, Russia. He was a bright student, but was kicked out of university because he allegedly was part of illegal student club. He turned to Marx’s philosophy, which leads in the end to a hybrid between his and Marx’s ideology now known as Marxism-Leninism. He lead the Bolsheviks starting in 1903. In the Russian Revolution in 1917, the Bolsheviks took power and Lenin became the first head of the Soviet state. Russia was forced out of World War I because of Lenin’s February Revolution and the revolution lead the way to Joseph Stalin’s dictatorship. Falling ill in 1922, Lenin spent his last years throwing his effort towards the Socialist movement and rallied against Stalin. Lenin died on January 21, 1924.
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Winston’s Lost Night (S06E02)
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Murdoch Mysteries The kissing Bandit (S04E12)
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idea that I’ve had for a while and would really love to bring to some creative end one day: A (potentially non-canon) spin off from the Murdoch Mysteries where Crabtree, Higgins, Grace and Ruby go off solving their own mysteries, but all of them a supernatural adventures. Like some horrific and delightful amalgamation of Scooby Doo, Ms. Fisher’s, and Ghostbusters
Yeah!!! I want that!! I want that so much!!! Great idea!!
Dark academia Murdoch Mysteries aesthetics - Detective William Murdoch, Doctor Julia Ogden, Constable George Crabtree, Inspector Thomas Brackenreid