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Teeth
Recently I visited Apsley House, once home of the Duke of Wellington, for the first time. Nothing to do with his teeth (featured above), but because I’m reading Laura Cumming’s excellent book The Vanishing Man about a lost painting by … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Writing
Tagged Apsley House, dentures, false teeth, George Washington, Laura Cumming, teeth, the Duke of wellington, Velazquez
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Sally Kindberg and dentists
How often do you floss? asked my dentist. I didn’t want to say every night, because it sounded like I hadn’t anything better to do, which I hadn’t, recently. The following week I bumped into my old dentist outside the … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged dentist, dentistry, Lewis Carroll, Mad Hatter, mercury, teeth, very short story
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Gold
Part of a lovely commission from the Bank of England Museum for their fascinating exhibition about gold next spring. Wonder if I can be paid in gold?
Posted in Drawings, Work in progress
Tagged astronaut, Bank of England Museum, drawings, exhibition, gold, teeth
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