jill___ingram

Put beauty first, and your work will always be useful.

[J’accuse @Jaccusepaper]

The Marquis weighs in on the recent Camberwell discourse…

https://t.co/AFqNmzXwop

[jill___ingram @type3studio]

Andy Burnham’s reactionary politics have no place in 2026 https://t.co/4dSQhDZLNk

[J’accuse @Jaccusepaper]

The Marquis reminds us that Burnham could not beat Jeremy Corbyn for the Labour leadership in 2015
https://t.co/del4Xv6xIH

[BabelColour @StuartHumphryes]

This is such a remarkable Autochromes plate, which displays an expert understanding of light, depth and composition which is more akin to a painting. It was photographed in colour 112 years ago by Franklin Price Knott and depicts a native American woman shrouded in the foreground trees with the ancient South Pueblo illuminated in the distance. The photograph was taken in Taos, New Mexico, in 1914 and is original colour. It isn't colourised.

[Alan D Miller @alanvibe]

As Labour try to force our farmers to shift to lentils from meat & place Solar Panels on fields…

Russell Abbot reminds the Public about how high the standards of British Family Farms are

Stand with our farmers & insist on food security together

[BabelColour @StuartHumphryes]

I have cleaned-up this remarkable Autochrome portrait of the great French sculptor Rodin (1840-1917), looking statueque, draped in a white sheet in his studio 119 years ago. Rodin is most famous for creating 'The Thinker' and considered the founder of modern sculpture. This colour photograph was taken by Edward Steichen in 1907, showing Rodin seated in front of his sculpture "Eve". It is an early colour glass-plate process and not colourised.

[J’accuse @Jaccusepaper]

The Marquis skewers drooling Tories.

https://t.co/J5UWoaNGd1

[jill___ingram @type3studio]

@JamesLucasIT And no BIM

[Learn Latin @latinedisce]

Per crucem ad lūcem — “Through the Cross to the Light.”

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

In 2010, a Paris apartment was discovered that had been left untouched and abandoned for 70 years.

The apartment once belonged to Marthe de Florian, a well-known Parisian courtesan of the 1890s. During the Nazi occupation of Paris, her granddaughter fled the city and never returned, yet she continued paying rent on the apartment each month until her death in 2010 at the age of 91.

When the apartment was finally opened, one of the executors described it as “like stepping into Sleeping Beauty’s apartment.” Inside, furniture, paintings, and personal belongings were found exactly as they had been left, untouched for seven decades.

On a bedroom wall hung an unsigned portrait, which was later identified as a painting of Marthe de Florian herself by the renowned artist Giovanni Boldini.

Though she had been largely forgotten by history for 70 years, the apartment preserved her life in remarkable detail, as if nothing had ever been lost.

[J’accuse @Jaccusepaper]

The Marquis gives exquisite relief from the ceaseless rigmarole
https://t.co/cJjVdJBW8V

[J’accuse @Jaccusepaper]

‘Manchesterim’ is a provincial scam, argues the Marquis, and so Starmer must stay.
https://t.co/57k5CsvF75

[John Constable @artistconstable]

Trees at Hampstead

[J’accuse @Jaccusepaper]

No more champagne lunches for you, my little Angloooo Celt.
https://t.co/zDYMMo6SZF

[The New Statesman @NewStatesman]

The agonising death of liberal atheism

Everyone “does God” now

By Aiden Abott https://t.co/hoyWLOPh4y

[J’accuse @Jaccusepaper]

In J’accuse today, the Marquis explains how you can decorate a London home exquisitely, on a modest budget.
https://t.co/PikEMwVf6S

[J’accuse @Jaccusepaper]

Don’t worry. It’s not too long. You can read it through the whole way. I believe in you.

https://t.co/8zrLCAqIZx

[The New Statesman @NewStatesman]

Zack Polanski: Turbo Normie

The Green’s leader isn’t a radical. He’s our most normal politician.

By Aidan Abott https://t.co/bUVe7DxCfP

[Wrath Of Gnon @wrathofgnon]

When Roger Scruton (1944-2020) organized an "underground university" with lectures and smuggled literature in Czechoslovakia in 1985 he was detained by the dreaded secret police StB (Státní bezpečnost), interrogated and expelled, his colleagues had to eat incriminating evidence like something out of a movie. Now the Communist agencies (the usual NGOs etc.) operating in Cambridge are targeting the foundations operating there in his memory and name.

Meanwhile Cambridge itself or the Yookay Government does nothing to honor the most important British philosopher of the 21st century.

What a disgusting situation, and I say this as a huge anglophile.

[OSINTtechnical @Osinttechnical]

There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen