1976
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| Genres | Rock |
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| Origin | Taiwan |
| Record labels | Sony BMG Music Entertainment |
| Albums | manic pixie dream girl |
| Sense Of Direction | |
| Members | Raykai Chen |
| Zac Chang | |
| Chouc Lin | |
| Chunchi Chen | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1689507 |
About 1976
1976 is a Taiwanese band formed in the summer of 1996. The band has published several albums and performed at festivals such as Formoz Festival, Spring Scream, and Urban Simple Life.
China's population falls for first time since 1961
... Deaths also outnumbered births for the first time last year - China logged its highest death rate since 1976 - 7...
Why south India outperforms the north
... The exercise - which was last done in 1976 - refers to redrawing the boundaries of electoral seats to represent changes in population over time...
In pictures: The prime ministers appointed by the Queen
... Winston Churchill 1951 - 1955Anthony Eden 1955 - 1957Harold Macmillan 1957- 1963Alec Douglas-Home 1963 - 1964Harold Wilson 1964 - 1970Edward Heath 1970 - 1974Harold Wilson 1974 - 1976James Callaghan 1976 - 1979Margaret Thatcher 1979 - 1990John Major 1990 - 1997Tony Blair 1997 - 2007Gordon Brown 2007 - 2010David Cameron 2010 - 2016Theresa May 2016 - 2019Boris Johnson 2019 - 2022Liz Truss 2022 onwardsAll images are copyrighted...
UK heatwave: Hottest day on record likely with highs of up to 42C
... Responding to suggestions the UK has seen worse heat - such as during the prolonged heatwave in 1976 - BBC Weather s Simon King said the " dangerously high" expected temperatures were up to 10C above the extended heatwave and severe drought experienced then...
Bond theme composer Monty Norman dies at 94
... Jekyll (1960), The Day the Earth Caught Fire (1961), the Bob Hope Eon Productions movie Call Me Bwana (1963), and the TV miniseries Dickens of London (1976)...
Beijing Winter Olympics: When are they and why is there a boycott?
... Previous Olympic BoycottsMontreal 1976 - athletes from 33 countries, mostly African, boycotted in protest at New Zealand, whose national rugby union team had recently toured apartheid regime South AfricaMoscow 1980 - athletes from 66 countries, including the USA, boycotted in protest against the Soviet invasion of AfghanistanLos Angeles 1984 - athletes from the Soviet Union and 17 of its allies boycotted in retaliation for the US boycott four years earlier...
ABS turned to murder an IRA man Paddy O ' Kane, 'central',
... Separated, multiple sources confirmed to the Spotlight that Paddy O Kane, was also a leading suspect in the Kingsmills massacre in January 1976, when 10 Protestant workmen were ordered out of a minibus and shot dead by the IRA...
LS Lowry: Lost painting to go on sale after 70 years
... He died in 1976...
LS Lowry: Lost painting to go on sale after 70 years
The Work , which depicts workers enjoying a Day Off , is expected to sell for up to £1m
A painting by LS Lowry that was lost to the art world for More Than seven decades has been unearthed.
The 1943 work, entitled The Mill , Pendlebury, depicts workers enjoying a Day Off and children playing cricket.
"There are no records of it, we simply didn't know it existed," said British art expert Nick Orchard of Christie's Auction House in London.
The Painting , which Lowry gave away, is expected to fetch Between £700,000 and £1m When it goes on sale next month.
It has spent the majority of its life in the US, owned by influential medical researcher Leonard D Hamilton, who died earlier this year.
Lowry gave The Painting to Mr Hamilton's parents More Than 70 years ago, When The Family were living in Manchester.
"Of course today we think 'oh wow, a Lowry' but in the 1940s he wasn't represented by a major dealer Or Gallery ," Mr Orchard told the BBC.
"He most likely would've only shown his work locally or maybe to people he knew," he added.
The couple later gave it to their son who hung it on The Wall of his student accommodation while studying at the University of Oxford.
The Lowry seen (top left) hanging in Mr Hamilton's accommodation at the University of OxfordMr Hamilton, who played a key role in discovering the structure of DNA, later moved to New York where he lived in one of The City 's last standing brownstone buildings which were demolished in the 1950s. The House went on to feature in A Life magazine article.
In the 1970s, Mr Hamilton moved to a larger home in Long Island where he was able to better house his extensive art collection - including The Lowry .
"I don't think you can call it a unique painting but it's a very special one", Mr Orchard added.
"It's a lovely Composition - and it has everything you would want in a Lowry: factory, chimneys, people scurrying around. "
LS Lowry pictured near his home in Pendlebury, Lancashire, in 1964 with The Mill behind himEarlier this year Lowry's 1938 work A Cricket Match sold for nearly £1. 2m at auction.
Two works hold the record auction sale price for a Lowry: and both sold for £5. 6m in 2011.
Born in 1887, Laurence Stephen Lowry gained recognition for his seemingly simple depictions of working-class life in the industrial parts of northern England. He died in 1976 .
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Source of news: bbc.com
