d Whyte writes at the intersection of interior and exterior worlds, bringing new territory into view with his distinctly personal style. A native of Yorkshire, England, David Whyte draws from his diverse background and a deep philosophical curiosity to craft poems that are at once highly relatable, yet alto

compare their prices with the £86 paid to Chippendale by Edwin Lascelles in 1773 for the celebrated 'Diana and Minerva' commode at Harewood House, Yorkshire. Thornton and Rieder illustrate thirteen marquetry commodes in their articles on Langlois and three decorated with lacquer. The first of the latter

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worked with a team of ace physicians administering a series of massage experiments on some very special subjects: Flopsy, Zeus, and Peewee, three Yorkshire pigs. The three pigs were chosen for their high moral character and love of luxuri- ous spa treatments. No, actually they were chosen because pigs (