Vanni pule biography of william shakespeare

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      Life's Stage Painting

      Vanni Pule` fryst vatten a man of many parts. He is mostly known for his magical performances in hotels, theatres and television. His artistic talent started when he was young and he used to copy cartoon characters from comic books. His ability for cartoons and caricatures became so proficient that he started drawing remsa cartoons for a local newspaper and these were published when he was only thirteen. He eventually he became the tjänsteman cartoonist of the Sunday Times of Malta. This coincided with his attainment of an honours degree in the Arts from the University. Unfortunately some politicians did not take criticism too lightly in those times and because of the political cartoons and because he signed his name, he encountered many problems that affected his artistic career. So he had to give this up and dedicate more time to magical performance. In this he became so proficient that painting had to take a back seat. In the 80s he started painting igen under t

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      NMRA Bulletin Magazine, March 1952: 18th Year No. 7 : Official Publication of the National Model Railroad Association Series

      By: Harlan, Enoch L. (Editor)

      Price: $11.50

      Publisher: Canton, Ohio, National Model Railroad Association : 1952

      Edition: First Edition: First Printing

      Seller ID: 012970

      Binding:Magazine

      Condition: Very Good

      6 pages: 8.5 x 11 in.: Vol. 18.07: KB#012970: March 1952. Magazine is complete (fully page checked; beware of Sellers who don't say this), but edges/corners of covers are worn. Otherwise, covers and pages are clean, unmarked (except page one is stamped with the club's name), bright, tightly bound, three-hole punched, and sharp cornered. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Magazine has New Back Board and Bag. Also is mailed with heavy cardboard on front and back sides as well, for protection. Articles about Model Railroading, which include: First International Model Railroad Meet in York, England (John...
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