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them so conspicuous as to draw the attention and disapprobation of the sizeable contingent who adhere strictly to Knowledge guidelines? Looking into it I found a number of your articles in the past have been trimmed by others to match requirements in this way, indicating the prevailing view is that entire galleries of images are simply not the done thing here. The danger will always be of "the baby being thrown out with the bathwater", something I have encountered on Knowledge in years past, and so I would in all good faith encourage you to continue to contribute these biographical articles but in a slightly restrained manner unlikely to result in deletion of any of them for their reliance on "footnotes" which evidently come from your personal knowledge or family papers etc. and which are not citations of reliable secondary sources. Naturally I have no real influence over you one way or the other, but merely as a "heads-up" I would direct you to the editing history of User:Lobsterthermidor (

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of the various types of the different nationalities. They should consist of heads of the same size as those already done for The Queen, and also small full lengths, as well as sketches of landscapes, buildings, and other scenes. Her Majesty does not want any large pictures done at first, but thinks that perhaps you could bring away material for making them should they eventually be wished for.’ In addition to many portraits, also in the Royal Collection, Swoboda painted this picture of a group of children and an old man waiting at the barrier beside a railway line.

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a vandal, you may have at it. Further, if you genuinely believe it acceptable to have countless paragraphs with no citation whatever save a ref. tag which contains a footnote consisting of original research, and intend, furthermore, to continue editing in this vein, I shall have no recourse but to draw attention of those with some power here to your track record, which makes for unedifying reading when one considers the ego trip inclusion of seemingly every member of your family represents- and, as I say, improperly formatted, to boot!

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Hi, the image of Cromwell house, I put it there many years ago, I can't quite remember where I found it. The house was demolished in the mid-nineteenth century so I assumed the image was circa 170 years old. The figures and other dilapidations of the house suggest circa 1850. When the image was moved

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Amused to see your rather petulant repetition of the word "vandal" in your edit summaries and here, when it is the previous bloated and self-aggrandising state of your articles that represented a defacement of Knowledge's principles. If it assuage your wounded ego to delude yourself into believing me

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Question: Do you know the family history of Rodolphus de Salis well enough to tell me if he had in his youth (already being a lieutenant) a bad fall from horseback, with about 25 years old, being partly paralyzed, which caused him to go on a cure in German bath Ems? Or is it possible that not he, but

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Page states that Hans Jörg von Reppert-Bismark died in 1962 - so he (and descendants) hold copyright until 1st Jan 2033 (70 years pma) in rest of world. Copyright in US would have expired (I think, not important) in 1990, but it was in copyright in home country at URAA (January 1, 1996), so copyright

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Well, it certainly does appear I removed all the images from that article, which I can't imagine was my intention as some illustration of an article is, as a rule, to its benefit; perhaps some distraction arose. My point is, after all the work you put into making these articles, why insist on making

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Quoted from ''The Life of Edward Gibbon'', by ], Paris, 1840, page 125. It is possible that Gibbon is referring to Charles' brother ], though as according to ] (Walpole to John Chute, Paris, August 30 1769 re a Pomme treatment on ], who was 'prescribed wine') Pomme recommended wine as a cure for the

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he continued to live at ], ], ] and Hieres (also spelled: ]), where he died and was buried at the Couvent (Convent) des Cordeliers (now the Église Saint-Louis d'Hyères) in 1781. On 6th April, 1764, Charles' contemporary, ], wrote in his diary whilst in ]: ''De Salis d'une indifférence qui vient plus

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After defeat De Salis in 1761 retired to southern France but returned to England on his uncle's death in 1766. He wrote to his mother about his uncle on 16 April 1766: ''I am afraid ... all the personal and real estates'' ''subject to the payment of Lord Fane’s debts do not amount to much more than

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to an article from the German bath Ems. It says that anno 1836, August 5th, a 25-years-old English count de Salis, id should be William born 1812, saved the life of a 5 year old child from drowning in the Lahn river though he was on crutches. And I found the newspaper clipping in a diary which I now

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Rudolph Swoboda had sailed for India on 7 October 1886. Queen Victoria paid for his passage and gave him £300 to cover his travelling expenses. In return he was to provide the Queen with sketches worth £300. The Queen gave Swoboda specific instructions: ‘The Sketches Her Majesty wishes to have – are

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In 1761, De Salis stood in his namesake and uncle's place as one of the two MPs for Reading, but having been admitted to a Freeman/Burgess of the Corporation of Reading on the 4th of March, 1761 he was well beaten at the poll on the 25th of March, 1761. De Salis only obtained 258 votes, whereas the

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Hi, This work on Commons, contains a number of portraits. I know it's a long shot, but if you had the time, I was wondering if you were willing to attempt identification of potential artists or photographers? There's a move to improve the catalog data on Commons, and assistance from field experts

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Thank you so much for your kind replying. With art images does the fact that something was copied and then printed up in a magazine make a difference to say if that image was a fresh photo/scan in of the original painting rather than this which is someone's scan or photo of the 1943 magazine

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He seems to have shared with his mother, maternal-grandmother (Mary Stanhope), and to a greater degree, his maternal aunt ] a predilection for the ]. De Salis and his mother both received treatment in Provence to cure their own low-spirits from the renowned ''vapour'' theorist, Monsieur ]

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See Monsieur Pomme's ''Traité des affections vaporeuses des deux sexes, ou maladies nerveuses, vulgairement appelées maux de nerfs'', Lyons, 1764, 1767, etc. Not a valid source but the German Knowledge has a respectable article on Dr. Pierre Pomme.</ref:

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That's a derivative - if it's just a copy of the artwork then it may not gain any new copyright (although that is very country specific on the amount of effort to make the copy). If the copy is changed (say sharpened, tweaked for colour, etc.) then

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Thanks for the question. William is known to have had a bad back or leg. In his late life he was pushed around in a Bath chair. I can't remember precise details this moment but he had this bad leg or back, thus a limp, certainly by the

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thanks for your kind advice. I made many of these articles a decade or more ago when things like galleries were encouraged and the info regarding descendants is often useful aqnd if not preserved here would just vanish.

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Jean Monteil, 'Un manuscrit inachevé de Grasset' : ''Pierre Pomme et les maladies nerveuses au XVIIIe siècle''. 'Manuscrit signalé dans la Revue Histoire des sciences médicales', 11, 2, 1977, pp. 60-62.</ref:

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I did not harass anyone. Please retract that. I merely questioned their qualifications, especially as they used slack and unkind words and almost asperity regarding the subject of the biography they subsequently

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Hi, good to read you, yes Beavis is quite notable and def worth a page on Wiki, (but the reproduction shown doesn't seem quite right). For this one see ArtUK website and past Bonham's and Christie's sales.

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File:Detail of Duke of Bolton's Syphax with a groom, black colt, foaled 1727, by Bay Bolton out of Golden Locks got by Mostyn’s Grasshopper her dam by Lord Bristol’s Hog, 25 x 30 inches, by Richard Roper,

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That's great!!! Thank you for the information. I already suspected that it could not have been Rodolphus (born 1811), who was lieutenant at the army at that time. You may be interested in this external

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Hi, the vandalism note was for my benefit, notes, rather than directed at you, though removing ALL the images relevant to visual artist Helga von Cramm seems harsh to the point of wilful destruction.

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thanks again for your writing, & thanks for your time. It is very interesting re Lobsterthermidor, but being into genealogical data shouldn't necessarily be cognate with anti-semitism?

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with a servant as guest in "herrschaftliche Badehaeuser", but his family, too, as passing-through guests (same page). Then, a week later, they all seem to be in Im steinern Haus at

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where he was one of 250 students. He traveled abroad from 1757 to 1760; the tour covered ] (university), Northern Italy, Rome, Naples, Coire, Paris, Turin, and Holland.<ref: -->

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d'un défaut de sensibilité que d'un excès de raison'' (this translates as: ''De Salis an indifference that comes more from a lack of sensitivity due to excess .''). <ref: -->

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that may not have been. "Minor edit" has a very specific definition on Knowledge—it refers only to superficial edits that could never be the subject of a dispute, such as

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Orphaned non-free image File:Hans Jörg von Reppert-Bismark (1902-1962) illustration of Major Ewert von Renteln (1893-1947) in Signal magazine, 1943, number 21, page 19.jpg

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the lists of debts we have got in.'' (''The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1754-1790''). This was significant in that ] estate was sold to ].</ref: -->

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File copyright problem with File:Architectural drawing of The Dell, Grays, Thurrock, Essex by Thomas Robjohns Wonnacott (1834-1918) for Alfred Russel Wallace, 1870.jpg

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sorry I hadn't realised that the old ref to German Wiki had been removed, I've rewritten the ref to it, as if you look it up you can see that it is sort of richtig! x

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William I of Nassau, prince of Orange (24 April 1533 - 10 July 1584) called the Taciturn, Stadhouder of the United Provinces. Portrait of young Anthonis Mor (1555)

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fully understand. The de Salis family stayed from July, 16th, up to August, 25th, in a hotel called Im steinern Haus in Ems, as reveals from the local guest list

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Brilliant, thank you so much. great research. The father Jerome, 4th Count died soon after (i think back in Middlesex) 2 October 1836, so he was among the party.

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This image claims it's pre 1996 Public domain, but the relevant artists article doesn't seem to have a date of death, only an indication of active years.

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reproduction? Or does it matter that the copyright home country at the time (1943) was considered (and still might be) out of order/broken down, ie NAZI?

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File:Contemporary photograph after George Spencer Watson of Edith Dorothea Morgan (1871 - 1931), aka Mrs Rodolph Fane de Salis.jpg listed for discussion

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Thank you dear Deadstar. Very much appreciated, valuable encouragement esp. as not long after seeing thousands of words and dozens of images deleted.

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Dear Dormskirk, thanks for your message. I hope I have cited the footnotes correctly. Thank you enormously for adopting and adding links to the info.

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Signed: Rudolf L. Swoboda. On the back of the frame is a label in the artist’s hand giving an alternative title: ‘Waiting for the Train … Madras’.

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in US is restored, and is now 1st Jan 2039 (95 years after publication). So it can be moved to commons as a free image in 2039. Easy - not...

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aids this considerably. If you find other artwork on Commons that you can identify artists for, feel free to improve the catalog entries :)

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Hi - I have added a lot of missing links to the extra information you have added. Please can you add proper citations as required by

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File:Contemporary photograph after George Spencer Watson of Edith Dorothea Morgan (1871 - 1931), aka Mrs Rodolph Fane de Salis.jpg

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File:P & O steamer in Venice circa 1870, in album owned by W.F. de Salis, a director of the company.jpg listed for discussion

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It dates from 1886 and is in the collection of Guildhall Art Gallery, City of London, UK. IT IS A TAPESTRY. It is 9.5 feet high.

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Aprile 1533 – 10 Luglio 1584) detto il Taciturno, Stadhouder delle Province Unite. Ritratto giovanile di Anthonis Mor (1555)

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No one, yet, seems to know when this seemingly Polish artist died. An Austrian auction house thinks he was active circa 1900.

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Based on some initial searches I think this is actually a work by James Loder, but would appreciate a second opinion.

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To be precise, in mid-August 1836 they tried a cure in the nearby bath of Schlangenbad, too, where William is exactly

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You shouldn't be referring to wikipedia in another language. Anything you put here needs to stand on its own.

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Any thoughts on a good source for artist biographies? I was wondering if the one that did this was notable?

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File:P & O steamer in Venice circa 1870, in album owned by W.F. de Salis, a director of the company.jpg

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After returning to Provence having executed his uncle Charles Fane (c1707-1766)'s will in 1766,<ref: -->

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a reference to an article the German Knowledge, after it had been removed for all the right reasons.

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Hi, a user over on Commons thanked me for a file that I merely transferred, the thanks are for you:

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elected candidates polled 396 (] of ]) and 355 (Sir Francis Knollys, of ] (c1722-1772).<ref: -->

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thank you! It seems that '78.145.183.94' has been pruning my work to the point of vandalism.

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Long shot, but do you have any thoughts, based on the subject, most likely a Dutch artist?

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the image they used comes from a book cover and is somehow wrong. The true source is here:

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Thanks. Means I can apply CSD F8 , as there is a quality version on commons already :)

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Do you know anything more on the artist named (as opposed to the engraver)?

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which I put forward for GA, where did you get it from? Source? Regards,

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Here's the content, in a compacted mode, for your convenience :) --

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I've red-linked the artist, do you know enough to write a stub?

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The painting was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1892.

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