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1. www.vogue.co.uk › gallery › pirelli-calendar-2019Pirelli Calendar 2019 Pictures - British Vogue

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   Dec 5, 2018 · Browse the 2019 Pirelli calendar below. Filling the pages from January to December in Albert Watson's 2019 Pirelli calendar are Gigi Hadid with Alexander Wang, Julia Garner, Misty Copeland with Calvin Royal III and Laetitia Casta with Sergei Polunin.

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3. time.com › 5470291 › 2019-pirelli-calendar-interviewPhotographer Discusses Shooting the 2019 Calendar Pirelli | TIME

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   Shot entirely in 16×9 and primarily in black-and-white, the 40-image calendar features models Gigi Hadid and Laetitia Casta, ballet dancer Misty Copeland, and actress Julia Garner as four...

4. www.vogue.com › article › girls-girls-girls-a-lookGirls, Girls, Girls: A Look Back at 50 Years of the Pirelli ...

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   Dec 5, 2013 · For the 50th anniversary, it was decided that, instead of producing a new calendar, the never-before-seen in their entirety, black-and-white images shot in Chianti and Monte Carlo would at last...

5. www.vogue.co.uk › gallery › pirelli-calendar-2019-imagesPirelli Calendar 2019 Behind-The-Scenes Images - British Vogue

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   Jul 26, 2018 · The 2019 Pirelli calendar explores the fictional stories of four women: Gigi Hadid, Julia Garner, Laetitia Casta and Misty Copeland. The Vogue cover girl, actress, dancer and model, respectively, were given character parts by photographer Albert Watson, who shot the 12 pictures over 10 days in April on location in Miami and New York.

6. www.pirelli.com › global › en-wwFirst look at the 2019 Pirelli Calendar

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   Shot in Miami and New York, Watson, who has more than 100 Vogue covers to his name, has condensed his vision for the 2019 Calendar down to four timeless stories, captured in a cinematic style as if they were a script for an auteur's film.

7. blogs.loc.gov › music › 2021Nicolò Paganini: Virtuosic Rock Star of the 19th Century

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   Dec 6, 2021 · In June 1834 Paganini was publicly accused of abducting Charlotte Watson, the 18-year-old daughter of a business associate in London. French and English newspapers alike accused Paganini of buying the young woman expensive jewelry.

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   How did Nicoló Paganini become famous?

   • Inside Paganini’s Secret red book. Gertrude Clarke Whittall Foundation collection on Nicoló Paganini. Through the many personal entries scribbled into these notebooks, we can trace the rapid escalation of fame Paganini reached in such a short time. For many of the concerts Paganini recorded both his expenses and net income.

   Nicolò Paganini: Virtuosic Rock Star of the 19th Century

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   Did Paganini buy Charlotte Watson jewelry?

   • In June 1834 Paganini was publicly accused of abducting Charlotte Watson, the 18-year-old daughter of a business associate in London. French and English newspapers alike accused Paganini of buying the young woman expensive jewelry. And in the Music Division’s collection are receipts from a London jeweler dated June 1834!

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   Why did Paganini cancel his trip to New York?

   • Other letters in the collection document that Paganini made initial plans to visit New York, but his ill health forced him to cancel the trip. Over 100 hundred pieces of Paganini iconography from the collection likewise document his polarizing reception.

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   What does Paganini look like?

   • Presented as a more grotesque figure, Paganini is shown with loose or dangling violin strings, oddly bent legs and arms, and a receding hairline. Some drawings received captions like “The Modern Apollo (not Belvedere). Receiving the homage of 5,000 persons, after having pocketed £2,000, for two hours’ performance.

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   What are some of the least flattering images of Paganini?

   • Some of the least flattering images come from England. Presented as a more grotesque figure, Paganini is shown with loose or dangling violin strings, oddly bent legs and arms, and a receding hairline. Some drawings received captions like “The Modern Apollo (not Belvedere).

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   Who owns the Paganini violins?

   • Until 1910, many—but not all—of these materials were in the Paganini family’s possession. The Paganini family sold the materials to an antiquarian dealer. The collection was then bought and sold by several dealers until Maia Bang Hohn, a well-known violin performer and pedagogue, purchased them in 1927.

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9. www.facebook.com › niccolopaganiniofficial › photosPaganini - A photo of Niccolo Paganini! The only one! (1836 ...

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   A photo of Niccolo Paganini! The only one! (1836) Definitely not 1836 since the first recorded photograph of a person wasn't until 1838. check his thumb on the bow....he could / would NEVER hold his bow that way!...the same can be said for all of his fingers holding the bow!!...also, he might have had big hands, but surely never nearly the full ...