Swan upping on the Thames Adam Horovitz (Ad-rock) Found in the collection of

Found in the collection of the Detroit Institute of Art

That passage is taken to be an affirmation of the complementary nature of action and consciousness (or contemplation) -- "He whose own heart is pure makes no judgment: there is no good or bad in what is done without desire

Houses at Cheyne Walk

View of Crosby Hall at no 36 Bishopsgate

Swan upping on the Thames Adam Horovitz (Ad-rock) Found in the collection ofSwan upping on the Thames, 20th century. Swan upping is an annual ceremonial census of mute swans on the River Thames that dates from the 12th century. Traditionally the swans were the property of the monarch, for whom they were a source of food, but a Royal Charter issued in the 15th century entitled the Vintners' and Dyers' Companies of the City of London to a share of the ownership. The swans are rounded up, marked and released every year in the