Seeking the cure-
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Plagued with illnesses throughout her Life-
Ottoline, seeking the cure, 1928.
images from the NPG
Sunday, January 15
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There is no excellent beauty that hath not some strangeness in the proportion. Francis Bacon
He did indeed!!
ReplyDeleteHe did, indeed, "take the cake!!"
ReplyDeleteThank you for bringing that expression to a new generation! I have collected Cecil Beaton's books....my entire life! I love all of them!
He is such a "bitchy" (in a good way) narrator....such an unerring eye.
All of his books should be back in print; and textbooks in high schools and prep schools across the country....USA and The England Isles.
Fat chance of that!
Tonight at a lovely restaurant here near Montecito, California......baseball hats on backward; dirty (and I mean dirty) jeans, those complicated athletic shoes (which are singularly ugly); loud, obnoxious rude young men. Hideous. They were talking about the "movies" I have a tremendous fear they are in charge of some of them! Frightening!!
The lowest common denominator. Lowest. Surrounding themselves with like creatures. YUCK!!!
It is ok......thank God for Netflix. we can just watch the great ones for the rest of our lives! At home! When we want to! And the children? We will have them join us!!!
Progress!
He was truly glamorous - in the best sense of the word.
ReplyDeleteFantastic ! I am a lover of hats and swear that when I begin to sag to the point where I want a face lift, I'm going to start wearing fabulous hats instead. Distraction is so much better than surgery.
ReplyDeleteWhat a life he lived!
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