User:Amandajm

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Portrait of the Artist as an Old Witch

Amanda J. M. has at long last... 2006... discovered what a great place Wikipedia is to share information and ideas.

I am an art lover and a story teller. I particularly like art and stories that are uplifting to the human spirit. I look for the beauty in things and talk about it at great length. I like it when someone follows me from site to site and corrects my spelling errors and typos and makes my references work. I get put out when the someoone who corrrects my typos also removes every adjective. Adjectives are the basic tool of the Art historian!

I don't know how to stop this keyboard doing ddouble lletterrss. Every time I have to use the word "commissioned" it makes me nervouss. Also, coming to the world of computers rather late in life, I'm slow to catch on. How does one get those little lists of icons and things describing ones affiliations, gender, religion and so on? --Amandajm 10:46, 6 July 2006 (UTC)

Update: It's 2010 and I'm still here, having fun! Amandajm (talk) 04:28, 28 January 2010 (UTC)


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Photograph taken in a public location in the UK of a building on permanent public display, and exempt from copyright under Section 62 of the Copyright Designs & Patents Act 1988 ("it is not an infringement of copyright to film, photograph, broadcast or make a graphic image of a building, sculpture, models for buildings or work of artistic craftsmanship if that work is permanently situated in a public place or in premises open to the public")



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The Resurrection window, St Andrew's Cathedral
The East window of St Mary's, Chilham
Native bee on Geraldton Wax Flower
Medieval glass at Canterbury Cathedral.
A young Clydesdale taking a well-earned rest.
The Nave of Lincoln Cathedral.
"El Grande", destroyed by loggers, 2002
St Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney, reflected in an office block
Four of the ten 20th century martyrs at Westminster Abbey.
St Andrew's Cross Spider
Christ in Majesty at Angers Cathedral.
Wendy Richardson, OAM.
St Andrew's looking across towards the transept.
Art Nouveau glass at Sydney Central Railway Station.
The restoration of the famous Thomas of Canterbury window
Cutnpaste Portinari Chapel/Altarpiece 1
Cutnpaste Portinari chapel/Altarpiece 2

[edit] Some FAs to which I have contributed

[edit] Articles for which I am the major contributor

articles followed by * are those I created

[edit] Articles created out of existent material

[edit] Articles I have greatly expanded

[edit] Existent articles, reorganised and reformatted

[edit] Editted in collaboration with Attilios

[edit] Contributions to Christianity

(added bits)

[edit] Other contributions to art and architecture

[edit] Contributions to Biography

[edit] Contributions to Australiana

[edit] Contributions to creatures, great and small

[edit] Places of interest

[edit] The human condition

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Wells Cathedral with spires
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