Aaron Allen
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Christian; Historian of work and trade; Bonnetmakers; Surgeons; Kirkwall Tailors Project; Hammermen; Baxters; Palaeography; author of Building Early Modern Edinburgh; Trying to learn Latin...
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Two Horses at a Halting-place, Rembrandt van Rijn, c. 1637 Drawn on the spot in a series of strokes, the chalk barely lifted off the page. One horse's head later reworked in red. (Rijksmuseum)
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A Roman milestone and an almost as venerable Ministry of Works sign seen near Hadrian's Wall today.
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It is not a tunnel but there is definitely a light at the end of it. The Rochdale Canal at Mytholmroyd in a photograph by Tim Green. The Canal runs for some 33 miles between Sowerby Bridge to Manchester passing through the Upper Calder Valley. CC BY-SA 2.0
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‘The Tailor’ c 1570, by Giovanni Battista Moroni (1520-1578), Italian Mannerist painter of restrained, subtle portraits with silvery tonality, inspired by Titian & Lotto. The portrait, originally owned by the Venetian Grimani family, is probably of a woollen cloth merchant. National Gallery London
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