Reynold Stitched - Revision history

Old Dickens: remove dead link

2021-10-11T04:24:24Z

remove dead link

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:24, 11 October 2021
Line 4:		Line 4:

	Comically gets put out - as the upper classes are wont to do when one of their inarguable words is actually argued with - when [[Sam Vimes]] asks him how art can be called 'interactive'.		Comically gets put out - as the upper classes are wont to do when one of their inarguable words is actually argued with - when [[Sam Vimes]] asks him how art can be called 'interactive'.


	==Annotation==		==Annotation==

	There is a strong resemblance, in voice and manner and aesthetic, to Roundworld art critic Brian Sewell (London Evening Standard, the hernia-inducing Sunday heavy papers, and a frequently used pundit on those late night TV arts shows like "Newsnight Review" and "The South Bank Show"). Read his surname as "Sew-Well" in the (non)-seamstress [[Sandra Battye]] sense, and it can be seen how he mutates into "Reynold Stitched").		There is a strong resemblance, in voice and manner and aesthetic, to Roundworld art critic Brian Sewell (London Evening Standard, the hernia-inducing Sunday heavy papers, and a frequently used pundit on those late night TV arts shows like "Newsnight Review" and "The South Bank Show"). Read his surname as "Sew-Well" in the (non)-seamstress [[Sandra Battye]] sense, and it can be seen how he mutates into "Reynold Stitched").

	~~For a sample of the real-life Reynold Stitched in action as art critic, try this:-[http://iiiiiiandy.vodpod.com/video/37749-last-of-the-medici-brian-sewell].~~ It is possibly germane to the character and personality that were he to exist on the Discworld, he would be a ~~habituée~~ of the [[Blue Cat Club]]: Sewell's [http://www.guardian.co.uk/theobserver/2011/nov/27/brian-sewell-interview-outsider autobiography] lingers long and lovingly on cheerfully promiscuous gay experiences around the world, and all the young men who opened his eyes about the rarified world of Art Appreciation.		It is possibly germane to the character and personality that were he to exist on the Discworld, he would be a habitué of the [[Blue Cat Club]]: Sewell's [http://www.guardian.co.uk/theobserver/2011/nov/27/brian-sewell-interview-outsider autobiography] lingers long and lovingly on cheerfully promiscuous gay experiences around the world, and all the young men who opened his eyes about the rarified world of Art Appreciation.

	The panorama painting was invented in 1787 by Robert Barker, and the president of the Royal Society - who first disliked it, but later became an ardent supporter - was Sir Joshua Reynolds.		The panorama painting was invented in 1787 by Robert Barker, and the president of the Royal Society - who first disliked it, but later became an ardent supporter - was Sir Joshua Reynolds.


	[[Category:Human characters\|Stitched, Sir Reynold]]		[[Category:Human characters\|Stitched, Sir Reynold]]
	[[Category:Discworld characters\|Stitched, Sir Reynold]]		[[Category:Discworld characters\|Stitched, Sir Reynold]]
	[[de:Reynold Stichling]]		[[de:Reynold Stichling]]

Old Dickens at 04:14, 7 November 2014

2014-11-07T04:14:02Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:14, 7 November 2014
Line 7:		Line 7:
	==Annotation==		==Annotation==

	There is a strong ~~resemblence~~, in voice and manner and aesthetic, to Roundworld art critic Brian Sewell (London Evening Standard, the hernia-inducing Sunday heavy papers, and a frequently used pundit on those late night TV arts shows like "Newsnight Review" and "The South Bank Show"). Read his surname as "Sew-Well" in the (non)-seamstress [[Sandra Battye]] sense, and it can be seen how he mutates into "Reynold Stitched").		There is a strong resemblance, in voice and manner and aesthetic, to Roundworld art critic Brian Sewell (London Evening Standard, the hernia-inducing Sunday heavy papers, and a frequently used pundit on those late night TV arts shows like "Newsnight Review" and "The South Bank Show"). Read his surname as "Sew-Well" in the (non)-seamstress [[Sandra Battye]] sense, and it can be seen how he mutates into "Reynold Stitched").

	For a sample of the real-life Reynold Stitched in action as art critic, try this:-[http://iiiiiiandy.vodpod.com/video/37749-last-of-the-medici-brian-sewell]. It is possibly germane to the character and personality that were he to exist on the Discworld, he would be a habituée of the [[Blue Cat Club]]: Sewell's [http://www.guardian.co.uk/theobserver/2011/nov/27/brian-sewell-interview-outsider autobiography] lingers long and lovingly on cheerfully promiscuous gay experiences around the world, and all the young men who opened his eyes about the rarified world of Art Appreciation.		For a sample of the real-life Reynold Stitched in action as art critic, try this:-[http://iiiiiiandy.vodpod.com/video/37749-last-of-the-medici-brian-sewell]. It is possibly germane to the character and personality that were he to exist on the Discworld, he would be a habituée of the [[Blue Cat Club]]: Sewell's [http://www.guardian.co.uk/theobserver/2011/nov/27/brian-sewell-interview-outsider autobiography] lingers long and lovingly on cheerfully promiscuous gay experiences around the world, and all the young men who opened his eyes about the rarified world of Art Appreciation.

AgProv: Relevant character background notes

2012-12-06T09:58:04Z

Relevant character background notes

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:58, 6 December 2012
Line 9:		Line 9:
	There is a strong resemblence, in voice and manner and aesthetic, to Roundworld art critic Brian Sewell (London Evening Standard, the hernia-inducing Sunday heavy papers, and a frequently used pundit on those late night TV arts shows like "Newsnight Review" and "The South Bank Show"). Read his surname as "Sew-Well" in the (non)-seamstress [[Sandra Battye]] sense, and it can be seen how he mutates into "Reynold Stitched").		There is a strong resemblence, in voice and manner and aesthetic, to Roundworld art critic Brian Sewell (London Evening Standard, the hernia-inducing Sunday heavy papers, and a frequently used pundit on those late night TV arts shows like "Newsnight Review" and "The South Bank Show"). Read his surname as "Sew-Well" in the (non)-seamstress [[Sandra Battye]] sense, and it can be seen how he mutates into "Reynold Stitched").

	For a sample of the real-life Reynold Stitched in action as art critic, try this:-[http://iiiiiiandy.vodpod.com/video/37749-last-of-the-medici-brian-sewell]		For a sample of the real-life Reynold Stitched in action as art critic, try this:-[http://iiiiiiandy.vodpod.com/video/37749-last-of-the-medici-brian-sewell]. It is possibly germane to the character and personality that were he to exist on the Discworld, he would be a habituée of the [[Blue Cat Club]]: Sewell's [http://www.guardian.co.uk/theobserver/2011/nov/27/brian-sewell-interview-outsider autobiography] lingers long and lovingly on cheerfully promiscuous gay experiences around the world, and all the young men who opened his eyes about the rarified world of Art Appreciation.

	The panorama painting was invented in 1787 by Robert Barker, and the president of the Royal Society - who first disliked it, but later became an ardent supporter - was Sir Joshua Reynolds.		The panorama painting was invented in 1787 by Robert Barker, and the president of the Royal Society - who first disliked it, but later became an ardent supporter - was Sir Joshua Reynolds.

Osiris: 1 revision: Discworld import 2

2012-09-24T00:10:07Z

1 revision: Discworld import 2

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:10, 24 September 2012
(No difference)

Rene: /* Annotation */

2009-07-31T13:25:05Z

Annotation

New page

Bleating, neighing Curator of Fine Art at [[Ankh-Morpork]]'s [[Royal Art Museum|Royal Art Gallery]]. Sir Reynold is so posh, according to [[Fred Colon]], that he is barely understandable. A tall, thin man, his speech is described as 'modulated yawning'.

His is a small part (with apologies to his dignity), but he is a vital character as he introduces one of the major plot components to {{T!}} - the missing [[Methodia Rascal]] painting ''[[Battle of Koom Valley|The Battle of Koom Valley]]''.

Comically gets put out - as the upper classes are wont to do when one of their inarguable words is actually argued with - when [[Sam Vimes]] asks him how art can be called 'interactive'.

==Annotation==

There is a strong resemblence, in voice and manner and aesthetic, to Roundworld art critic Brian Sewell (London Evening Standard, the hernia-inducing Sunday heavy papers, and a frequently used pundit on those late night TV arts shows like "Newsnight Review" and "The South Bank Show"). Read his surname as "Sew-Well" in the (non)-seamstress [[Sandra Battye]] sense, and it can be seen how he mutates into "Reynold Stitched").

For a sample of the real-life Reynold Stitched in action as art critic, try this:-[http://iiiiiiandy.vodpod.com/video/37749-last-of-the-medici-brian-sewell]

The panorama painting was invented in 1787 by Robert Barker, and the president of the Royal Society - who first disliked it, but later became an ardent supporter - was Sir Joshua Reynolds.

[[Category:Human characters|Stitched, Sir Reynold]]
[[Category:Discworld characters|Stitched, Sir Reynold]]
[[de:Reynold Stichling]]