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The Forgotten Master: Jean-Honoré
This is what I see…Felina Silver Robinson
Women
Beautiful
Watchers
Followers
Wanting
Inhibited
Uninhibited
Promiscuous
Tempting
Free
Foreboding
Fearful
Men
Dirty
Overbearing
Intimidating
Wanting
Wishing
Desiring
Hovering
Lurking
Learing
Forgotten Sunglasses – Painting by Vladimir Kush
This is what I see…Felina Silver Robinson
A day well spent on beach in nowhere land
Where time is endless
All beings have a perfectly shaped body
Which you are welcome to view
But can’t touch
Looks are free
But touches could be life ending
Hovering overhead is a royally crowned heaven
Reserved solely for special admittance
Who those guests are remains to be seen
That’s what I see through forgotten sunglasses
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Three centuries-old paintings stolen in 1975

AMHERST, Mass. —Amherst College and the FBI are reopening the investigation into a theft from a campus art museum nearly 40 years ago.
Three centuries-old paintings valued at more than $400,000 were stolen from the college’s Mead Art Museum in February 1975.
Two of those paintings were recovered in 1989.
But the third, a piece by Dutch artist Jan Baptist Lambrechts entitled “Interior with Figures Smoking and Drinking,” that is believed to date from the early 18th century, was never found.
Heath Cummings, who’s been Mead’s head of security since 2006, has been reinvestigating the case and has turned over what he found to the FBI.
An FBI spokesman tells The Daily Hampshire Gazette that the agency is looking to generate publicity for the case beyond Massachusetts.