Hull Art
Hull Art
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 Vtg 1950s Hull Art pottery Sunglow grease jar  US $35.00
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 Mid Century retro Hull art pottery Blossom Flite handled low bowl Basket US $50.00
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 Vintage Hull Art Pottery water lily double handle vase US $30.00
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 Hull Pottery Open Rose Vase 121 6 1 4 Wing Handles w Sticker US $24.99
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 Collectible HULL W 6 75 Floral Blue Pink Cream Double Handled Vase 23 US $23.00
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 Hull Bow Knot tea pot gem but lid damaged B 20 6 US $42.50
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 VINTAGE HULL ART USA R 1 5 PINK CREAM SQUARE DOGWOOD FLOWER 5 1 2 VASE US $34.99
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 Hull Art Vase 5 1 2 US $17.00
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 Hull Art Pottery Vase With Double Handles US $105.00
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 Vintage Hull Pottery USA Brown Sitting Pig Piggy Bank 196 Turquoise Yellow Drip US $24.99
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 Hull Water Lily lilly Pitcher and large Vase Get 2 for 1 Last of my pieces US $35.00
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 Hull Art Pottery Ewer Rosema Pattern US $90.00
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 Hull Art Pottery Pitcher Sunglow Pattern US $45.00
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 Hull Pottey Cornicopia Vase W 7 7 1 2 US $75.00
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 Hull Wildflower Vase W 5 US $85.00
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 Hull Pottery 2 Handled Open Sugar Magnolia Pattern US $70.00
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 Vintage Hull Art Pottery 967 Little Red Riding Hood Cookie Jar Salt Pepper US $49.99 |
 HULL POTTERY Creamer Pitch Antique HULL COLLECTABLES PITCHER US $15.00
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 Early Hull Art Pottery Stoneware Planter US $35.00
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 Hull Art pottery magnolia blue h 23 13 US $14.99
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 Vintage Hull Vase H26 Early Art Stoneware Wrinkle Vase US $104.95
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 2 Vintage Hull Pottery Vases Cornucopia Rosella Hull R 13 Peach US $199.95
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 Vintage 1920s Hull Pottery Early Art Canister Pretzel Jar Hull 492 US $64.95
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 Vintage 1920s Hull Eart Art Pottery H40 Vase Green Rose 6” US $109.95
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 Vintage 1940s Hull Pottery Vase Yellow Magnolia Flower Double Handle 8 Hull Art US $109.95
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 VTG 1940s Hull Vase w handles Yellow Magnolia Hull 3 8 ½” US $104.94
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 Vintage 1920s Hull H32 Early Art Stoneware Vase Aqua Rose Blue 8 US $109.95
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 Vintage Hull Art Pottery Green Dish Marked Hull USA 31 US $9.99
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 HULL ART POTTERY WILDFLOWER NUMBER SERIES CORNUCOPIA 58 US $39.95
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 Vintage early 1950s HULL ART SUNGLOW Table Lamp EXTREMELY RARE US $175.00
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 HULL ART POTTERY MAGNOLIA MATT VASE 7 8 1 2 FROM THE 40S USA US $75.00
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 HULL POTTERY WILDFLOWER VASE W 5 6 1 2 FROM THE 40S USA US $45.00
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 Hull Pottery Bowknot US $59.99
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 Hull Art Pottery Vase WITH FLOWERS Yellow US $29.99
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 Vintage Hull Art Pottery USA Blue Bow Knot Pattery Rare B 3 61 2 US $15.50
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 LARGE BEAUTIFUL HULL MATTE WILD FLOWER VASE 1946 47 81 2 GREAT DEAL US $109.99
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 BEAUTIFUL HULL MATTE WATER LILY PITCHER 1948 51 2 GREAT DEAL US $64.99
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 LARGE VINTAGE BEAUTIFUL HULL MATTE MAGNOLIA VASE 1946 47 10 1 2 GREAT DEAL US $98.99
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 VINTAGE HULL MATTE WATER LILY DOUBLE CORNUCOPIA 1948 12 GREAT DEAL US $94.99
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 VINTAGE HULL MATTE WATER LILY PITCHER 1948 5 1 2 GREAT DEAL US $59.99
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 BEAUTIFUL VINTAGE HULL MATTE MAGNOLIA VASE 1946 47 6 1 4 GREAT DEAL US $49.99
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 Vintage HULL Art Deco Mama Baby Duck Swan Planter Candy Dish 80 69 US $19.99
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 VAN BRIGGLE Art Pottery LARGE VASE Squeezebag Hand Decorated ORIGINAL US $129.99
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 1955 Vintage Chic HULL ART POTTERY Large Cornucopia Vase BLOSSOM FLITE Decor US $29.95
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 L706 VINTAGE 1940S HULL POTTERY WILDFLOWER VASE 67 8 1 2 US $35.49
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 W20 15 1 2 HULL POTTERY WILDFLOWER YELLOW FLOOR VASE 1940s American Art Potter US $149.99
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 LARGE HULL ART POTTERY CLOVER SHAPED BOWL SIGNED US $9.99
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 VINTAGE ART POTTERY VASE USA TALL YELLOW FLOWER HULL SHABBY COTTAGE COUNTRY US $9.99
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 HULL ART POTTERY DOUBLE VASE MAGNOLIA US $9.99
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 HULL ART POTTERY BROWN DRIP FROG PLANTER US $75.00
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 Hull Art Pottery Art Deco Magnolia Relief Vase 30s 40s Pink Blue EC 7 9 US $36.99
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 Vintage Hull Art Pottery Basket with handle 12 1 2 inches wide Excellent Condit US $16.50
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 Beautiful Hull Blue Pink Cornucopia with Matte Finish US $12.50
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 Beautiful Hull Wildflower Vase Matte Finish US $9.95
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 Pair of Hull Water Lily Vases L 11 9 1 2 Excellent 1940s American art pottery US $129.00
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 WONDERFUL MATTE ART DECO SHAPE PILLOW VASE US $12.95
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 Vintage HULL Pottery Small 4 3 4 Vase Marigold 13 4 3 4 US $9.99
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 Collectable Hull Vase US $9.95
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 Hull Art Pottery Bow Knot Vase B 2 5 Rare Estate Find Fresh Picked Today 4 7 12 US $79.99
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 HULL Pottery Mid Century Green Blue Drip Glaze Planter US $25.99
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 HULL ART POTTERY MAGNOLIA GLOSS 1947 YELLOW FLORAL TEAPOT CREAMER SUGAR SET US $99.99
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 Hull art pottery Woodland vase in pink and beige signed US $138.00
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 VINTAGE c1952 HULL Art Pottery PARCHMENT PINE Window Box 11 PLANTER S 5 US $15.95
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 HULL Art Pottery Pot Plant Planter Daisy Flower Design Drip Edge GREEN BROWN F17 US $12.99
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 NICE VINTAGE HULL ART POTTERY MAGNOLIA WOODLAND GLOSS GOLD TRIMMED PITCHER US $12.79
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 HULL ART USA 56 4 1 2 POTTERY VASE US $24.95
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 HULL ART POTTERY USA WILDFLOWER W 6 2 HANDLED VASE PERFECT CONDITION US $25.00
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 HULL ART POTTERY USA WILDFLOWER W 6 2 HANDLED VASE PERFECT CONDITION US $25.00
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 ZSOLNAY Vintage GREEN GOLD Artist Signed Eosin DEER Hungary FAST SHIP US $175.00
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 Pair of Vntg RRP Co McCoy Tabletop Planters US $22.95
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 Hull Pottery Magnolia Tea Pot US $15.99
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 Vintage Hull Art Pottery Oven Proof USA Ice Lip Water Pitcher US $9.99
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 Hull Thistle Vase Beautiful Soft Blue Matte Finish Super Estate Find US $49.99
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 Hull Magnolia Art Vase 13 43 4 US $24.99
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 Vintage Pink Kitty Cat Hull Art Planter US $2.99
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Omar Sharif: An Arab Legend
Hasan A. Yahya, Ph.Ds
One of the leading few legendary actors in Arab cinema, was Omar al-Sharif (born Michael Demitri Shalhoub; April 10, 1932) is an Egyptian actor who has starred in many Hollywood films. He is most famous for his roles in Doctor Zhivago, Funny Girl and Lawrence of Arabia. Sharif has been nominated for an Academy Award and has won a Golden Globe.
In his time, two other famous actors: Rushdie Abazah, and Ahmad Ramzi were rising together as young graduates from Alexandaria school. He was the selected Arab person to join Hollywood. Sharif was fluent in three languages: Arabic, English, and French. And later he has knowledge of some Italian, and Spanish.
As of his personal life, he was born Michael Shalhoub in Alexandria, Egypt, to Egyptian Catholic parents. In a 4 September 2009 television program on Nile Cinema, Omar specifically denied published claims that his family had originated in Lebanon as often reported, and affirmed that his parents and all his grandparents were born in Egypt. He recalled spending time in his childhood in his maternal grandparents' home in Tanta, Egypt. He was very attached to his grandmother, 'Abla Abdallah, who lived for more than 100 years. He graduated from Alexandria’s Victoria College, then from Cairo University with a mathematics and physics major.
Originally a Christian converted to Islam to marry Egyptian actress Faten Hamama who was also an actress, in 1955. The couple had one son, Tarek El-Sharif, who appeared in Doctor Zhivago as Yuri at the age of eight. They separated in 1966 and the marriage ended in 1974. Sharif never remarried; he stated that since his divorce, he never fell in love with another woman, and that, although he lived abroad for years, it was not possible for him to fall in love with a woman who was not Egyptian. In a 2007 interview, Sharif denied rumors that he had become atheist. He’s remained a firm believer in God and Islam, and had performed a Umrah (pilgrimage to Mecca) three or four years earlier.
Sharif lived in his native Egypt from birth in 1932 till he moved to Europe in 1965. Omar recounts that, in 1932, his father "wasn't a wealthy man", but "earned quite a bit of money". Before the Egyptian Revolution of 1952, King Farouq frequented Omar's family's house, and became a friend and card game partner of Omar's mother. His mother was an elegant and charming host who was all too delighted with the association because it gave her the privilege of "consorting only with the elite" of Egyptian society. Omar also recounts that his father's timber business sky-rocketed during that time, in ways that Omar himself describes as dishonest or immoral.
By contrast, after 1952, Omar states that wealth changed hands (or names) in Egypt, under Nasir’s nationalization policies. His father's business "took a beating". Travel restrictions in the form of "exit visas" were required of Egyptians, and his own travel to take part in international films was sometimes impeded, which he could not tolerate. The Nasser government's travel restrictions influenced Omar's decision to remain in Europe between his film shoots, a decision that cost him his marriage to Egyptian film legend Faten Hamama, though they remained friends. It was a major cross-roads in Omar's life and changed him from an established family man to a life-long bachelor living in European hotels. When commenting about his fame and life in Hollywood, Sharif said, "It gave me glory, but it gave me loneliness also. And a lot of missing my own land, my own people and my own country." His Egyptian citizenship was almost withdrawn by Nasir’s government when Omar's affair with Barbra Streisand (a loud supporter of Israel) was made public in the Egyptian press.
Sharif became friends with Peter O'Toole during the making of Lawrence of Arabia. They have appeared in several other films together and remain close friends. He is also good friends with Egyptologist Zahi Hawass.
On the political stand, Omar Sharif said the “East” will never have a democracy because people like him “prefer to go to the neighborhood chief”. In the interview, Sharif reportedly blasted U.S. policy in Iraq and said Americans are ignorant. Sharif also claimed to have spoken with U.S President George W. Bush before the beginning of the Iraq War, telling him that Arabs were not like westerners and that Arab nations were made up of sects resistant to becoming democratized.
Actor and friend Tom Courtenay revealed in an interview for the July 19, 2008 edition of BBC Radio's Test Match Special that Sharif supported Hull City and in the 1970s would telephone their automated scoreline from his home in Paris for score updates.
As family relations, at present, Omar Sharif resides mostly in Cairo with his family. In addition to his son, he has two grandsons, Omar and Karim. Omar has denied that his older grandson, Omar, is Jewish. The younger Omar is in fact a Muslim. ( 835 words) www.dryahyatv.com
About the Author
Hasan A. Yahya is an American Arab scholar, and a professor of cultures and sociology. He published 19 Arabic and 8 English books and 200 plus articles on sociology, psychology, politics, poetry, IQ Test Measurement and short stories in both Arabic and English. His articles may be found on articlesbase.com, Face book and other internet sites. His recent book published on Amazon titled: Therapy Cases: Mental and physical, 2008, and Lawlaki: Poetry Diwan, 2000 Bayt Min al-Shi'r al-Arabi. (all in Arabic on amazon- 2009). His recent activities reflects his talents and knowledge on youtube’s Dryahyatv.com Dr. Yahya resides in Michigan, USA. Dr. Yahya has four children and eight grandchildren.
I need some advice on films schools and university?
Basically I have just finished my second year of university but have failed the year by about 12 marks. I was ill with mumps for over a month and inevitably my work suffered. I think I am going to have to repeat the second year which I will not do. Can anyone recommend something I should do. Eg a very good film school or studying courses. I live in Hull (United kingdom). Ultimatly I want to write and direct for televison and eventually. I am very competant at writing, art, photography and cinemotography.
Yeah...try the Met Film School in Ealing...im doing a course there at the mo and they are really good...otherwise try Lamda or London Academy of radio and tv...hope that helps!
Hull Fine Art Protest 2003
