Theft of our online intellectual property is actionable under the Moral Rights Act 2000, the Digital Agenda Act 2000, and the Digital Millennium Act (USA). Where the label of Marlow Moss references Piet Mondrian, there is no mention of Moss in the labels against his work. From historic paintings, drawings and ephemera, to contemporary photography, costume and film, the exhibition draws upon a wealth of factual and fictional materials to present the life, legacy and portrayal of six women who forever changed the landscape of English history.

She wrote to "my own dear Loo" in a rush of mangled sentences and spelling, saying: "I expect you will think something dreadful has happened by me not writing to you again. He wrote as a prisoner of war in Stendal, Germany, and died in the camp hospital three months later. These journeys began as young girls from Bangladesh who married Bangladeshi men with UK citizenship. In June 1944 Major Anthony Ryshworth-Hill wrote from north Africa to Valerie Erskine Howe, who was on Salisbury Plain in the Auxiliary Territorial Service: "Valerie, shall we become engaged in a sort of distant way so that we are sort of linked together until we next meet?For us, we felt like we were given freedom whereas usually, you are working for a brand - there’s that difference.

The exhibit premiered at The Robert and Elizabeth Dole Institute of Politics, University of Kansas, on May 7, 2017 and ran through December 31 of that year.On the shoulders of widows and widowers fall the responsibilities that they previously shared with their partners. the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston; the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart; the Tasmanian Heritage and Archives Office, Hobart; the Port Arthur Historic Site, Tasman Peninsula; the National Library of Australia, Canberra; and the Mitchell Library, State Library of NSW, Sydney. Nineteen years ago (before 2005 actually) we started blogging about Tasmanian photographer Thomas J. It is only when we see art and a narrative of art told by a wide range of people that we can see society reflected as a whole. An exhibition of early colonial portraits titled HUSBANDS and WIVES has recently opened at the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra Australia.