Embroidered book covers, fashionable in the 16th and 17th century and saw a comeback in late 19th-century England, from the Arts and Crafts movement in Europe. #womensart# #EmbroideryWeek#

Warsh on monetarism: "Money matters. It’s not fashionable these days, but my view is that money has something important to do with monetary policy. We should pay attention to money created by the central bank and money that comes from the banking and financial systems. It’s true that financial innovations and other factors alter the mechanics that link the monetary base, the velocity of money, and the broader economy. But that is scarcely a reason to ignore the ultimate effects of money on financial conditions and prices."

Fabienne Delacroix Father Michel is also an artist. Fabienne paints nostalgic pieces of fashionable Paris when men still wore top hats and carriages were the mode of transport If this goes on to my other site we are trying to sort it out. It's been horrendously stressful Hx

The Trump Administration’s energy policy focuses on improving people’s lives through commonsense solutions—not on looking fashionable over a glass of Chablis in San Francisco.