inside-the-occupants: Picasso and his son Claude

inside-the-occupants: Picasso and his son Claude

Sebrusk: Picasso Sat At A Table Outside A Paris Cafe. A Woman Came To Him And Asked That He Draw Something For Her. He Gladly Complied, And Quickly Sketched A Drawing. After He Finished, He Requested The French Equivalent Of $5,000. The Woman Was Taken

Life: No American Public Figures — Not Scott And Zelda Fitzgerald, Not Louise Brooks, Not Even The Inimitable Louis Armstrong — Embodied The “Jazz Age” Of The 1920S More Perfectly Than Josephine Baker, The Missouri Native Who Became A Legendary

Nwkarchivist: President Franklin D. Roosevelt Died On This Date In 1945 The Pace Of F.d.r’s Passing Was Like That Of His Life, Swift And Incisive: At 1:40 P.m., April 12, 1945, The 32Nd President Of The United States Signed A Series Of Documents,

Kplu: One Of Louis Armstrong’s Final Performances (Favorite Recipes) Out This Month Originally, A Limited Vinyl Release By The National Press Club In 1972, One Of The Last Recordings Of Louis Armstrong Will Be Available Widely For The First Time Via

Filmlinc: Miriam Makeba = Cool Incarnate

So True

Albert Einstein.

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