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Emma-Louise Williams

@Underthecranes

Radio producer, filmmaker, mum, BA MA GDL LPC, IAAS Senior Caseworker, asylum & immigration law 'AlI is flux, nothing stays still' My views

 London & Limousin
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Joined August 2012
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The writing's on the door... @MichaelRosenYes @BowArts @EastLondonGroup
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If a police officer is jailed for corruption, their past cases are NOT reviewed. Winston Trew was framed and spent nearly 50 years clearing his name. Sign to back #TrewsLaw 👇 you.38degrees.org.uk/petitio… via @38degrees
Justice for victims of corrupt police officers

Justice for victims of corrupt police officers

Winston Trew was framed by a racist and corrupt police officer in 1972. It took nearly 50 years to clear his name. Thirteen people framed by the same officer spent a combined 623 years wrongfully...

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Piano Player and Still Life #artbots #matisse
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English painter Vanessa Bell, Lady with a book, 1945 #womensart
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Daniel Fooks@DanielFooksArtOct 27
My daughter has just carved Van Gogh's Starry Night on her Halloween pumpkin! Love it!❤️👏👏👏
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Richard Morris@ahistoryinartOct 27
In 'The Red Room, Etretat,' (1899) Felix Vallotton depicts his wife Gabrielle sitting in a chair, while their niece on the floor tears up a piece of paper. As usual with Vallotton, he's left us an inscrutable picture with a long list of possible narratives.
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Richard Morris@ahistoryinartOct 26
When Paul Feiler moved to Cornwall in the early 1950s, he joined a community which had established itself as the centre of avant-garde British art in the post-war years. His works are studies in light and shadow, space and solid objects, geometric shapes against organic forms.
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Richard Morris@ahistoryinartOct 25
'Ten Cents a Ride.' (1942) Louis Bouché is known as a painter of the American scene. In a 1962 New York Times review, the art critic Stuart Preston described him as 'an American realist who finds poetry, but not obvious poetry, in the commonplace.'
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Richard Morris@ahistoryinartOct 26
'Monday Morning.' John Anthony Park made a name for himself through his means of observing and recording the colours and textures of the natural landscape which surrounded him in St Ives and for his impressionistic manner of handling colour and light. Monday was always wash day.
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Sarah Morgan, contemporary UK printmaker #WomensArt
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Henri Matisse@artistmatisseOct 24
Two Girls, Red and Green Background #artbots #matisse
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Richard Morris@ahistoryinartOct 24
'Girls Outside the Gaiety Cinema, Newlyn.' (1925) Throughout the first two decades of the 20thC, a love of his native Cornwall dominates Harold Harvey's work. The 'impressionist' touch of his early work gives way to a crisp delineation of forms in pictures produced after 1920.
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Richard Morris@ahistoryinartOct 23
During WW2, London's underground transport system occasionally suffered blackouts. This is Henry Carr’s scene of Piccadilly Circus at night in 1942 - the downlight cast from a single lamp makes the picture particularly atmospheric.
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Bauhaus students Martha Earps-Breuer, Katt Both and Ruth Hollos-Konsemüller. 1927 #WomensArt #BauhausWomem
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Richard Morris@ahistoryinartOct 22
During WW2, Laura Knight served as an official war artist, and in 1946, she spent three months observing the Nuremberg war crimes trials of those awaiting their fate and those guarding them. She wrote how she wanted to give the proceedings 'space and mystery.'
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Plate, c.1928 by Grete Marks (1899-1990), ceramic artist and a Bauhaus student #womensart #BauhausWomem
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Richard Morris@ahistoryinartOct 21
'Request Stop, Hampstead.' (c1950) Stephen Bone painted a world full of charm. His style went out of fashion for some years but is again gaining popularity. If you are wondering about the colour of the bus sign, white bus signs with a red circle indicated 'compulsory' stops.
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We’re raising GP awareness of Addison's & adrenal insufficiency at the RCGP Annual Conference with our new campaign: 👁️ Spot. Recognise the signs of adrenal insufficiency. 🩺 Stabilise. Manage the condition safely. 🫴 Support. Help patients get the care they need. @rcgp @RCGPAC
Graphic for an Addison’s disease and adrenal insufficiency GP awareness campaign. The main heading reads, “RAISING GP AWARENESS OF ADDISON’S DISEASE & ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY,” with “GP AWARENESS” highlighted in teal and a megaphone icon beside the heading. Below, the poster says, “We’re taking our new campaign to the RCGP 2026 Annual Conference!” Underneath, three large illustrated icons and corresponding words are arranged vertically: an eye icon with “SPOT.” in purple, a stethoscope icon with “STABILISE.” in teal, and a person supported by a hand with “SUPPORT.” in purple. A teal arrow points towards the campaign messages. The background is light grey. Along the bottom is a white band containing the RCGP 2026 Annual Conference logo. A campaign logo in the lower right corner repeats “SPOT. STABILISE. SUPPORT.” alongside the ADSHG logo and website address.

ALT Graphic for an Addison’s disease and adrenal insufficiency GP awareness campaign. The main heading reads, “RAISING GP AWARENESS OF ADDISON’S DISEASE & ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY,” with “GP AWARENESS” highlighted in teal and a megaphone icon beside the heading. Below, the poster says, “We’re taking our new campaign to the RCGP 2026 Annual Conference!” Underneath, three large illustrated icons and corresponding words are arranged vertically: an eye icon with “SPOT.” in purple, a stethoscope icon with “STABILISE.” in teal, and a person supported by a hand with “SUPPORT.” in purple. A teal arrow points towards the campaign messages. The background is light grey. Along the bottom is a white band containing the RCGP 2026 Annual Conference logo. A campaign logo in the lower right corner repeats “SPOT. STABILISE. SUPPORT.” alongside the ADSHG logo and website address.

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Turn your smartphone into a classic telephone with this retro handset. Simply plug it into the Type-C port – and you’re ready to go. Shop now 🛒funnynoise.co/telephone
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Nik D@nikidoogOct 11
Dave Stewart & Terry Hall Psycho Killer #TalkingHeads
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