Moore to Lead TPP Program on China
Dr. Dale Moore will lead the “China: An Existential Threat to the Global Order” discussion sponsored by The Patuxent Partnership on Aug. 26, 2021. The in-person program will be held from 8 to 9:30 am at the University System of Maryland at Southern Maryland.
AA&A, CPA Hiring in Senior Positions
Askey, Askey & Associates, CPA, LLC, the region’s premier, full-service accounting firm, has openings for a Tax Senior Associate and Auditor Senior to join the firm full time.
Townsend to Discuss Navy Working Capital Fund
The Patuxent Partnership will hold a presentation on the Navy Working Capital Fund led by Gene Townsend on August 11, 2021.
Save the Date for TPP Annual Dinner
The Patuxent Partnership will hold its members-only annual dinner at 5:30 pm Sept. 2, 2021, in Historic St. Mary’s City.
Audubon Revolutionized Art of Bird Painting
John James Audubon (1785-1851), the best bird illustrator of all time, revolutionized the art of bird painting by making the birds look alive with intelligence and personality.
Navy Working Capital Fund Topic of Program
The Patuxent Partnership will host an in-person presentation on the Navy Working Capital Fund with Gene Townsend from 8 to 9 am August 11, 2021.
TPP Panel to Discuss UAS Safety
Join The Patuxent Partnership for a panel discussion on UAS safety on Tuesday, July 27, 2021.
Lear’s Flamingo Is the 5th
In the history of flamingo painting, following the first notable four, the next notable rendition is Edward Lear’s (1812-1888), who paints the captivating bird dramatically assuming the pose of a ballerina.
Stone Paints Flamingo – Sight Unseen
Sarah Stone was the fourth painter to capture a flamingo on paper. The first painter so inclined was John White, governor of Roanoke. But Alexander Wilson beat Stone — and even John James Audubon — to paint the third.
Catesby Adds Color, Locale to Bird Painting
The second painting of a flamingo in America was drawn by Mark Catesby, the first ornithologist to include a typical tree, flower, or plant that indicated the food or habitat of each bird and the first to publish his paintings in color.
