For those unfamiliar, the Pareto Principle says, roughly, that 20 % of a distribution will typically account for 80 % of Y, i.e. in Pareto's Renaissance Italy, the principle accounted for the fact that 80 % of the land was held by just 20 % of
the aristocratic families in Italy, at the time.
In «To Wander Determined» at the Whitney Museum's lobby gallery, her first museum show in New York, Toyin Ojih Odutola works in the same genre — portraiture — except her subjects are two fictional
aristocratic families in her native Nigeria.
She envisions a pair of fictional
aristocratic families in a new series of life - sized charcoal, pastel, and pencil portraits.
They were brought to Cuba from Europe during the 17th century and enjoyed immense popularity during the 18th and 19th centuries amongst
aristocratic families in Cuba.
Patricia Grasso is the author of eighteen historical romances including the Douglas Series which follows the love stories of the amazing Douglas sisters (Angelica, Samantha and Victoria) in Regency London and the Lords of Stratford Series, Regency historical romances with a fairy - tale twist about
the aristocratic families in Stratford - on - Avon.
Born in 1905 to
an aristocratic family in Lucerne, Switzerland (hence the honorific «von»), von Balthasar was raised in a household where high culture and simple faith walked hand in hand.
* * * Read On Your Computer, MAC, Smartphone, Kindle Reader, iPad, or Tablet.For a champion of the poor, Mao Zedong was born to a wealthy
aristocratic family in Shaoshan, Hunan China.
Built by
an aristocratic family in 1830 and surrounded by lush, subtropical gardens, Belmond Villa Sant» Andrea...
Not exact matches
Diana was born
in 1961, into the Spencer
family, a British
aristocratic family with royal ancestry.
Tocqueville's
aristocratic age, however, did not have political parties of this sort
in it; the affiliations he had
in mind were more or less inherited ones that pertained to
family name and rank... There are still echoes of that... however, the mid-twentieth-century socialist revolutions that occurred throughout the region... dismantled much of that old order, but without firmly establishing the individual
in its place.
He could have arrived
in a center - city
aristocratic family and gathered to Himself a dream team of young, budding scholars.
In a Czech land called «Comenia» that could be Bohemia, first the Nazis and then the Russians impose terror and devastation, through which the author traces the fate of several
families, including that of an
aristocratic woman who both supported the Nazis and saved the lives of Jews.
In aristocratic societies the gentleman is defined as a person of high social position, one born into the «right»
family.
He was born
in 1878 into one of Germany's old
aristocratic families with a tradition of service
in both Church and nation.
Above all, for individuals
in families Biblical order interdicts two kinds of pride, which combine and culminate
in aristocratic nobility: pride
in the unity of bloodline and virtu.
St Paul Miki, one twenty six Japanese martyrs who were executed
in 1597, was from an
aristocratic Japanese
family but embraced the Jesuit vocation which eventually led him to crucifixion.
She had been brought up
in a wealthy home and her
family had
aristocratic links.
Furthermore, the birth spacing effects of breastfeeding, largely forgotten
in our day and age, were well known
in those times, and
aristocratic families wanted to have many children, so that breastfeeding by the mother was definitely discouraged amongst the nobles.
And, historically at least, upper ranks
in the RC church were filled by people from
aristocratic families with a class distinction existing between them and others.
Still owned by the Van Loon
family (who occasionally hold dinner parties
in the ornate dining hall), each room offers a unique glimpse into the history and style of
aristocratic Dutch residents.
Production has already started on Warner Bros. and MGM's Tomb Raider reboot and the first photos from the set have debuted online from The Daily Mail, featuring Alicia Vikander
in costume as Lara Croft, «the only daughter of an
aristocratic family who ventures out into dangerous locations
in search of ancient artifacts with supernatural powers.»
Born to an
aristocratic English
family, her early years were spent
in a loving environment, that is until her father's obsession with alchemy and immortality gained by obtaining the Souls Blade drove him to an early grave.
The British channel ITV announced Sunday that it has commissioned a fifth season of the popular television show, a costume drama about a British
aristocratic family and their servants
in the 1910s and 1920s.
The magnificent Orson Welles directed this brilliant, moving portrayal of an
aristocratic American
family in what many critics consider a masterpiece equal to Citizen Kane.
Full of the lavish sets and extravagant costumes becoming of a royal
family period drama, the film, steeped
in monarchy, feels buoyant and vibrant
in no small part thanks to the actors» ability to humanize such
aristocratic characters.
In an exquisitely detailed adventure set in the Austro - Hungarian empire, Ibbotson skillfully enfolds deliciously cruel villains, crumbling aristocratic families, stolen jewels, and a cast of lovable, intrepid characters into a 12 - year - old's search for her true famil
In an exquisitely detailed adventure set
in the Austro - Hungarian empire, Ibbotson skillfully enfolds deliciously cruel villains, crumbling aristocratic families, stolen jewels, and a cast of lovable, intrepid characters into a 12 - year - old's search for her true famil
in the Austro - Hungarian empire, Ibbotson skillfully enfolds deliciously cruel villains, crumbling
aristocratic families, stolen jewels, and a cast of lovable, intrepid characters into a 12 - year - old's search for her true
family.
In the late summer of 1913, George Sawle brings his Cambridge schoolmate - a handsome,
aristocratic young poet named Cecil Valance - to his
family's modest home outside London for the weekend.
The city had only recently stopped mourning the
aristocratic Mrs. Astor when it became necessary to don the crêpe for my employer, Mrs. Armslow, who was connected by birth or marriage to the finest
families in the city.
She belonged to a wealthy,
aristocratic, slave - holding
family, and before stepping onto the public stage, she experienced intense longings for freedom, for a way to make a difference
in the world, and to have a voice of her own, hopes that were repeatedly crushed.
«Palazzo Forani is one of only five remaining of the fortifications of the medieval stone village of Casperia, Originally bought by the Maldura
family in Napoleonic times, it was inherited by the
aristocratic Forani
family, who have left furnishings & layout almost as they were for centuries.
Standard Schnauzers are not only highly intelligent and excellent
family companions, they're uniquely handsome, even
aristocratic,
in appearance.
The Batthyány Castle Hotel was built
in 1490 and owes its name to the Batthyánys, a famous Hungarian
aristocratic family.
The Villa was built by Cardinal Francesco Maria Machiavelli, uncle of Niccol Machiavelli thanks to the substantial commissions given him by Pope Urban VIII then sold by the Machiavellis
in 1645 to the
aristocratic family of the Marchesi Mazzei (who kept it until the mid 20th century).
The island was completely transformed by the
aristocratic Borromeo
family in the 16th and 17th centuries, and is now dominated by the sumptuous Borromean Palace.
Born to an
aristocratic English
family, her early years were spent
in a loving environment, that is until her father's obsession with alchemy and immortality gained by obtaining the Souls Blade drove him to an early grave.
The show, «To Wander Determined,» weaves together a fictitious narrative about two
aristocratic Nigerian
families, the House of Obafemi and the UmuEze Amara Clan,
in a series of richly colored, intricately textured, life - size charcoal, pencil and pastel drawings.
In a series of colorful portraits, the exhibition chronicles the lives of two fictional,
aristocratic Nigerian
families.
To Wander Determined by Toyin Ojih Odutola, Whitney Museum, New York, NY For her first solo museum exhibition
in New York, Toyin Ojih Odutola presents an interconnected series of fictional portraits, chronicling the lives of two
aristocratic Nigerian
families.
In her exhibition The Firmament, Toyin Ojih Odutola presents an interconnected series of fictional portraits chronicling the lives of two
aristocratic Nigerian
families.
TOYIN OJIH ODUTOLA
In her first solo New York museum show, the young Nigerian artist presents fictional portraits of two
aristocratic families.
The sides
in Von Saher vs. Norton Simon Museum disagree as to whether the paintings ever belonged to the
aristocratic Stroganoff
family.
The black - and - white format refers to the 18th - century English and French silhouette tradition,
in which
aristocratic young women hand cut silhouette portraits of their friends and
family.
Nicolas de Staël was born into an
aristocratic Russian
family in 1914.
It's a rare opportunity to see a single
aristocratic family through Goya's eyes, and to appreciate a pivotal moment
in his career: when he was shoring up his reputation as a pre-eminent court painter.
Edward Krasiński was born
in 1925
in Lutsk (Volhynia) into a Polish
aristocratic family.
While Reynolds» practice of
aristocratic portraits seem exactly matched to his talents, Gainsborough, if not forced to follow the market for his work, might well have developed as a pure landscape painter, or a portraitist
in the informal style of many of his portraits of his
family.
M.S. Rau Antiques» latest exhibition, Aristocracy: Luxury and Leisure
in Britain, delves into the
aristocratic lifestyle of 19th - century England's most elite
families.
An exemplary British period drama, Downton Abbey is an examination of the politics and personal lives of an
aristocratic British
family in the early 20th century.