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By Hole Ousia Posted on December 18, 2020December 18, 2020

CYNICUS

Martin Anderson [Known as CYNICUS] Martin Anderson (1854-1932) was a genius as an illustrator and cartoonist. From his small offices at 59 Drury Lane, The Strand, he took London by … Continue reading CYNICUS

Categories: Architecture, Omphalos films, Philosophy, Scotland, This is Not yesterdayTags: 1622, 1854, 1932, anti-war poster, antiquarian, Antiquary, Arthur Conan Doyle, artist, Auld Kirk, Balmullo, Bernard Shaw, Bohemian, Bonnie Prince Charlie, caricaturist, cartoons, Cartoons Social and Political, castle, Chair, Conan Doyle, Craighall castle, Cunningham-Graham, Cynicus, Cynicus castle, Cynicus place, Demolished, Demolition of Castle Cynicus, Drury Lane, Dundee, Edinburgh, Fife, Gartmore, Glasgow, grand piano, Hole Ousia, J M Barrie, Jerome K Jerome, Keir Hardie, Lantern Slides, Leuchars, Liberty Hall, Lucky Scalp, Lucky Scaup, Madras College, Margaret Martin, Mark Twain, Martin Andeson, Model of John Knox's House, Monopoly, Newport, Omphalos, Omphalos films, organ, Peter Gordon, Picture Postcard, postcard, postcards, Prime Minister, progress, progress hardly broke its stride, Rachel Fiona Gordon, Ramsay MacDonald, rebel antiquary, SCAPEGOAT, Scotland, social justice, Social maverick, St Andrews, St Mungo Art Club, statues, strayshots, sundial, Sunrise, sunset, Symbols and Metaphors, Tayport Auld Kirk, The Antiquary, THE BAIT, The Cynicus Publishing Company, The Great Bank Fraud, The Humours of Cynicus;, The Rebel Antiquary, The Satires of Cynicus, The SOCIAL LADDER, University of St Andrews, Vagabonds Club, vandalism, vandals, Victorian, When Cymicus went to School, William Anderson, World War I, WWI, York Place

By Hole Ousia Posted on December 20, 2017December 20, 2017

The sea and the sky

Dear mum and dad, Robert Anderson’s painting was a wonderful gift from you both. I always loved this painting! The sea and sky with humanity (I now realise that this … Continue reading The sea and the sky

Categories: Family history, Philosophy, This is Not yesterday, Two culturesTags: artist, curlers, Duddingston Loch, Edinburgh, engraver, humanity, progress, Rab Scott, Robert Anderson, RSA, sea, sky, Wick

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