Larry Keith
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| Gender | Male |
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| Death | 14 years ago |
| Date of birth | March 4,1931 |
| Zodiac sign | Pisces |
| Born | Brooklyn |
| New York | |
| United States | |
| Date of died | July 17,2010 |
| Died | Manhattan |
| New York | |
| United States | |
| Spouse | Mina Wagman |
| Children | Lisa Korn |
| Job | Actor |
| Books | Leonardo Da Vinci: Painter at the Court of Milan |
| Sports in America, 1920-1939 | |
| National Gallery Technical Bulletin | |
| Movies/Shows | All My Children |
| Eulogy for Jack | |
| God in Government | |
| Another World | |
| Aaron's Magic Village | |
| Against Her Will: An Incident in Baltimore | |
| The Wave | |
| The Baxters | |
| Kennedy | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1399597 |
Larry Keith Life story
Larry Keith was an American actor who was a cast member on the ABC soap opera All My Children and was the first American to play the role of Henry Higgins in the Broadway production of My Fair Lady. He was born on March 4, 1931, in Brooklyn as Lawrence Jay Korn and adopted his stage name when he started acting.
Just Stop Oil: Protesters guilty of damaging John Constable masterpiece
... Mr Bryan read out a statement from the head of conservation at the gallery, Larry Keith, which said the painting was restored at a cost of £1,081...
Leonardo da Vinci's abandoned and hidden artwork reveals its secrets
... According to the National Gallery s head of conservation Larry Keith, the discoveries give new insight into how da Vinci was thinking ...
Just Stop Oil: Protesters guilty of damaging John Constable masterpiece
Two Just Stop Oil protesters have been found guilty of causing Criminal Damage to a John Constable masterpiece.
Eben Lazarus, 22, and Hannah Hunt , 23, both from Trowbridge, Wiltshire, taped a " dystopian version" of The Hay Wain on to The original artwork on 4 July.
They then glued their hands to its frame in The National Gallery , Westminster Magistrates' Court heard.
Prosecutor Jonathan Bryan KC said The Painting was restored and fitted with a glass sheet before it was re-exhibited.
The protesters told The Court they had made " a deliberate effort" to avoid damaging Constable's painting.
The original masterpiece, which was painted in 1821, shows a rural Suffolk scene of a wagon returning to The Fields for another load.
Mr Bryan described The Painting as " a national treasure".
" Important works of art which form part of a nation's heritage need to be protected, " he added.
The Court heard The protesters taped three printed posters on The artwork.
CCTV footage, which showed Lazarus and Hunt gluing themselves to The Painting 's frame while wearing Just Stop Oil T-shirts, was played In Court .
It also showed them making statements on camera, before they were arrested.
The Court heard The Hay Wain was not itself affected but The varnish on top and The surrounding frame suffered damage.
Mr Bryan read out a statement from The Head of conservation at The Gallery , Larry Keith , which said The Painting was restored at a cost of £1,081.
'Significant damage'Giving evidence, Lazarus and Hunt claimed they enlisted advice from an art expert who told them " low tack tape" and a small amount of glue would not cause damage to The Painting or its frame.
Hunt also said she aimed to " inspire others" suggesting she " brought hope" to a group of schoolchildren who She Said had clapped and cheered in The Gallery at The End of her public address.
The pair also argued that Articles 10 and 11 under The European Convention of Human Rights - The Rights to freedom of expression and freedom of assembly respectively - Gave them lawful excuse for their actions, but This Was rejected.
District Judge Daniel Sternberg said The damage was " significant not trivial" and that The Defendants " were reckless" and caused it " without lawful excuse".
They will be sentenced at a later Date .
Source of news: bbc.com
