Emma hopkins

Emma Hopkins

Emma Hopkins

The world will persist in exhibiting before you what you persist in affirming the world is.

An exhibition preview. Face|Time, a new exhibition curated by Dellasposa Fine Art, explores contemporary portraiture in the selfie obsessed age.

Emma Hopkins on Instagram: "A study of my friend Reed and 3x studies of my nephew Dylan. All are charcoal and chalk on toned paper."

Emma Hopkins, Study of Worry 2, oil on board, 47 x 33 cm

Contemporary paintings on Instagram: “painting by Jenny Saville”

Honoring Influential Women from our early New Thought History. ✨ These visionary women helped shape the New Thought movement, leaving a lasting impact on spiritual teachings, healing, and personal transformation. 🔹 Top Row: Mary Baker Eddy, Emma Curtis Hopkins, H. Emilie Cady 🔹 Bottom Row: Myrtle Fillmore, Nona L. Brooks, Malinda Cramer Mary Baker Eddy – Founder of Christian Science, she challenged medical and religious norms by asserting the power of mind and spirit in healing. Emma…

Inside Portraits at the Mall Galleries (16th-19th April) is an exhibition of work by Sarah Jane Moon and Emma Hopkins . We interview Emma Hopkins.

They include a self-portrait by a former street artist and a painting of a photographer posing nude alongside her dog.

Cineverse on Instagram: "You noodle! Helena Bonham Carter, Emma Thompson, Anthony Hopkins, and Vanessa Redgrave star in this adaptation of E.M. Forster’s 1910 classic, hailed as one of Merchant Ivory’s masterpieces! With 3 Oscars and 6 nominations, HOWARDS END is a compelling study of a woman’s fight to preserve her ideals amid Edwardian society’s moribund conformist values. Watch it FREE on Cineverse!"

"No passion had ever touched him, for this was what passion meant; he had survived and maundered and pined, but where had been_his_ deep ravage?" __Henry James, The Beast in The Jungle Photo credit: "Remains of the Day" - Anthony Hopkins, Emma Thompson

EMMA HOPKINS

Howard's End - Emma Thompson - Anthony Hopkins

Emma Schlangenhausen

Church of Divine Science - Malinda Elliott Cramer (February 12, 1844-August 2, 1906) was a founder of the Church of Divine Science, a healer, and an important figure in the early New Thought movement. In 1887, she began taking classes with Emma Curtis Hopkins, an important teacher in the New Thought movement, and began to practice faith-healing herself. In 1898, Cramer trained Nona L. Brooks,[8] ordaining her as a minister in the Church of Divine Science.