#Jan-Willem

[huariqueje]

The Indian Ocean with the setting sun    -   Jan Willem ‘Willy’ Sluiter , 1923.

Dutch, 1873-1949

Oil on canvas. ,   40.2 x 50.2 cm.

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Welzenis 

2022. oil on paper. 91.5 x 58.5 cm / 36 x 23 inch

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art aesthetics: dark acadmia

[random-brushstrokes]

Jan Willem Sluiter - Portrait of Gabriella Henrietta Emilia ('Mili') Herman (1922)

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Home for the Elderly “Johan Brautigamhuis” (1967) in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, by Jan Hendrik Kranendonk & Willem Swemle

[paintingispoetry]

Willem Wissing and Jan van der Vaart, Queen Anne, when Princess of Denmark detail, 1685

[oldsardens]

Jan Willem van Borselen - Dutch river landscape

[didoofcarthage]

Walls of Rome: Houses near the Ripa Grande by Willem Schellinks, after Jan Asselijn 

Dutch, 1642-1678

black chalk with grey wash on paper

British Museum

[theindieinformer]

Vlambeer Co-owner Now Owns 100% Of Company

Vlambeer is now wholly owned by one of the studio's founding pair of developers.

The founders and now former co-owners of prolific indie studio Vlambeer have announced only one of them will continue with the company. On X/Twitter this morning, Jan Willem Nijman and Rami Ismail announced that Willem Nijman has bought out Ismail’s shares of the dormant entity and now controls one hundred percent of Vlambeer. 🚨 VIDEOGAME COMPANY ACQUISITION ALERT 🚨Big news: I now own 100% of…

[perkwunos]

The basic pattern of a statistical analysis is thus familiar from inductive inference: we input the data obtained thus far, and the statistical procedure outputs a verdict or evaluation that transcends the data, i.e, a statement that is not entailed by the data alone. If the data are indeed considered to be the only input, and if the statistical procedure is understood as an inference, then statistics is concerned with ampliative inference: roughly speaking, we get out more than we have put in. And since the ampliative inferences of statistics pertain to future or general states of affairs, they are inductive. However, the association of statistics with ampliative and inductive inference is contested, both because statistics is considered to be non-inferential by some (see Section 3) and non-ampliative by others (see Section 4). Despite such disagreements, it is insightful to view statistics as a response to the problem of induction (cf. Howson 2000 and the entry on the problem of induction). This problem, first discussed by Hume in his Treatise of Human Nature (Book I, part 3, section 6) but prefigured already by ancient sceptics like Sextus Empiricus (see the entry on ancient skepticism), is that there is no proper justification for inferences that run from given experience to expectations about the future. Transposed to the context of statistics, it reads that there is no proper justification for procedures that take data as input and that return a verdict, an evaluation, or some other piece of advice that pertains to the future, or to general states of affairs. Arguably, much of the philosophy of statistics is about coping with this challenge, by providing a foundation of the procedures that statistics offers, or else by reinterpreting what statistics delivers so as to evade the challenge.

Jan-Willem Romeijn, SEP article "Philosophy of Statistics"

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Dresses from 1841:

Top left:  1840-1841 Tsaritsa Alexandra Fedorovna by Christina Robertson (Hermitage). From their Web site 1498X1920 @72 639kj.

Top right:  1841 (?) Countess Hélène Esterházy, née Countess Bezobrazov by Moritz Michael Daffinger (Metropolitan Museum of Art). Probably from their Web site943X1271 @72 1.9Mp.

Second row:  1841 (17 March) Agatha Petronella Hartsen (1814-78) in bruidstoilet ter gelegenheid van haar huwelijk met Jan van der Hoop by Jan Willem Pieneman (Rijksmuseum - Amsterdam, Netherlands). 1976X2409 @72 4.8Mp.

Third row:  1841 Comtesse de La Tour-Maubourg (née Marie-Louise-Charlotte-Gabrielle Thomas de Pange by Théodore Chassériau (Metropoltan Museum). From their Web site 2565X3587 @150 2.9Mj.

Fourth row left:  1841 Adélaide, Archiduchèsse d'Autriche by Josef Kriehuber BNDe-1034-a_0001_1_p24-C-R0090 1298X1864 @90 450kj.

Fourth row right:  1841 Comtesse Rosalie Duchâtel (1817-1878), née Mlle Paulée, with her son by Franz Xaver Winterhalter (private collection) UPGRADE From karoline-von-manderscheid.tumblr.com/post/160000189682/franz-xaver-winterhalter-1805-1873-portrait 844X1472 @.96 3.4Mp.

Fifth row left:  1841 Drawing Room of Queen Victoria. From photos.com/featured/drawing-room-of-queen-victoria-print-collector 2328X2040 @144 5.7Mp.

Fifth row right:  1841 Elena Pavlovna by Christina Robertson (location ?). From books0977.tumblr.com/post/78030893619/great-duchess-elena-pavlovna-1841-christina. 1000X1306 @72 475kj.

[huariqueje]

Gra Rueb and her model in January 1929 -   Jan Willem ‘Willy’ Sluiter , 1929.

Dutch, 1873-1949

Watercolour ,  15,5 x 20 cm.

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Welzenis 2021

[aperint]

133 aniversario de la muerte del señor de “Zonnebloemen” (Los Girasoles)

133 aniversario de la muerte del señor de “Zonnebloemen” (Los Girasoles) #aperturaintelectual #vmrfaintelectual @victormanrf @Victor M. Reyes Ferriz @vicmanrf @victormrferriz Víctor Manuel Reyes Ferriz

01 DE AGOSTO DE 2023 133 aniversario de la muerte del señor de “Zonnebloemen” (Los Girasoles) POR: VÍCTOR MANUEL REYES FERRIZ Hace apenas unos días, se conmemoró el 133 aniversario luctuoso de un casi desconocido personaje ya que, en aquel momento, sería difícil nombrarlo artista, y es que el 29 de julio de 1890 en Auvers-sur-Oise fallecía Vincent Willem van Gogh quien dos días antes recibió un…

[zoueriemandzijnopmars]

Oh my god I just threw a tag rant about my radio not being able to reach any other channel then q-music in the tags and then I decided to try one more time and I found radio 2!!! In one go!

[dogangel]

Something something men only allowed to touch in battle where is that post