Comments on: How can I locate info about Athena International, a poster printing film in business in London in 1981? http://www.fairhopefilmfest.com/international-film/how-can-i-locate-info-about-athena-international-a-poster-printing-film-in-business-in-london-in-1981 Fri, 03 Feb 2012 08:07:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: adela_hantaru http://www.fairhopefilmfest.com/international-film/how-can-i-locate-info-about-athena-international-a-poster-printing-film-in-business-in-london-in-1981/comment-page-1#comment-2865 adela_hantaru Sun, 06 Dec 2009 22:12:59 +0000 http://www.fairhopefilmfest.com/international-film/how-can-i-locate-info-about-athena-international-a-poster-printing-film-in-business-in-london-in-1981#comment-2865 Sir Arthur Thomson. MC. MD. Hon LLD. FRCP Sir Arthur Thomson was born in 1890 educated at Dulwich College and graduated with distinction (Queen’s Scholar, Ingleby Scholar and Russell Prize) in medicine at the University of Birmingham in 1915. He was commissioned during World War 1 as a medical officer in the Royal Army Medical Corps. For distinguished service he was awarded the Military Cross and the Croix de Guerre and rose to the rank of major in the Guards Regiment. He returned to a medical career in Birmingham being appointed Professor of Therapeutics in 1947, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine (1951-59), and Vice Principal of the University (1952-1957); he served on the General Medical Council (1953-1975) and was chairman of the Regional Hospital Board (1962-1963). He was awarded a knighthood in 1959. Sir Arthur gave generously to help students and he admired personal enterprise. His legacy is the Arthur Thomson Trust which is a registered charity established in 1963 under his direction. and the Arthur Thomson Bequest established on his death in 1977<br><b>References : </b><br> Sir Arthur Thomson. MC. MD. Hon LLD. FRCP
Sir Arthur Thomson was born in 1890 educated at Dulwich College and graduated with distinction (Queen’s Scholar, Ingleby Scholar and Russell Prize) in medicine at the University of Birmingham in 1915. He was commissioned during World War 1 as a medical officer in the Royal Army Medical Corps. For distinguished service he was awarded the Military Cross and the Croix de Guerre and rose to the rank of major in the Guards Regiment. He returned to a medical career in Birmingham being appointed Professor of Therapeutics in 1947, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine (1951-59), and Vice Principal of the University (1952-1957); he served on the General Medical Council (1953-1975) and was chairman of the Regional Hospital Board (1962-1963). He was awarded a knighthood in 1959.

Sir Arthur gave generously to help students and he admired personal enterprise. His legacy is the Arthur Thomson Trust which is a registered charity established in 1963 under his direction. and the Arthur Thomson Bequest established on his death in 1977
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]]> By: sunshine_today http://www.fairhopefilmfest.com/international-film/how-can-i-locate-info-about-athena-international-a-poster-printing-film-in-business-in-london-in-1981/comment-page-1#comment-2864 sunshine_today Sun, 06 Dec 2009 21:24:59 +0000 http://www.fairhopefilmfest.com/international-film/how-can-i-locate-info-about-athena-international-a-poster-printing-film-in-business-in-london-in-1981#comment-2864 For information on artists living or dead, try sites like: "absolutearts.com" or "worldwidearts.com" and type in whatever you have--artist name, type of work, style of work, medium used, size, etc. Is it a print, a painting, a photograph, an original, a print? These things all effect the value, as does the condition. Also type their name in quotes on a search engine like www.dogpile.com "John Doe", and see what comes up. If the artist is dead, a gallery link might pop up. A gallery dealing with the works or the estate of an artist can give you a lot of useful information, might be able to tell you the value and if there is a market for the work.<br><b>References : </b><br> For information on artists living or dead, try sites like: "absolutearts.com" or "worldwidearts.com" and type in whatever you have–artist name, type of work, style of work, medium used, size, etc. Is it a print, a painting, a photograph, an original, a print? These things all effect the value, as does the condition. Also type their name in quotes on a search engine like http://www.dogpile.com "John Doe", and see what comes up.

If the artist is dead, a gallery link might pop up. A gallery dealing with the works or the estate of an artist can give you a lot of useful information, might be able to tell you the value and if there is a market for the work.
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