Now I Sit Me Down
“A Tool for Sitting 1. In modern French, déjeuner refers to luncheon, but in eighteenth-century France it meant breakfast—as it still does in French Canada today. Boucher’s painting is sometimes called Family Taking Breakfast, or—mistakenly—Morning Coffee.
2. The statue stands today on the campus of Drexel University, of which the financier was founder.
3. This kind of pelvic support is unique and does not reappear until the late nineteenth century—in the tractor seat.
4. The ottoman is part of ...a family of low padded furniture that includes poufs, tuffets, and hassocks, which can be used interchangeably as low seats or footstools.
2. If You Sit on It, Can It Still Be Art?
1. By comparison, Jefferson’s library, considered one of the largest in the new United States, consisted of about 6,500 books.
2. The doorway was surmounted by a Latin quote from Virgil: “God has given us this ease.”
3. Sitting Up 1. India, where many people who sit on the floor use beds, is an exception.MoreLess
2. The statue stands today on the campus of Drexel University, of which the financier was founder.
3. This kind of pelvic support is unique and does not reappear until the late nineteenth century—in the tractor seat.
4. The ottoman is part of ...a family of low padded furniture that includes poufs, tuffets, and hassocks, which can be used interchangeably as low seats or footstools.
2. If You Sit on It, Can It Still Be Art?
1. By comparison, Jefferson’s library, considered one of the largest in the new United States, consisted of about 6,500 books.
2. The doorway was surmounted by a Latin quote from Virgil: “God has given us this ease.”
3. Sitting Up 1. India, where many people who sit on the floor use beds, is an exception.MoreLess
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