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Sonia Shiel CV
Selected Solo Shows
Kevin Kavanagh Gallery, Dublin, IRL. How The Oyster Makes The Pearl, 2019.
The Crawford Art Gallery, Cork, IRL. 'Rectangle Squared,' 2017.
Kevin Kavanagh Gallery, Dublin, IRL. 'Rectangle, a written thing,' 2017.
Art Box, Dublin, IRL. 'Pet Boy and the Bird's Dream - Prologue,' 2016.
Kevin Kavanagh Gallery, Dublin, IRL, 'Here, While the Bees are Sleeping,' 2015.
ISCP, New York, US, 'Where There's Light, Where's Hope,' 2014.
The Irish Museum of Modern Art, Project Space, Dublin, IRL, 'Parse,' 2014.
Oonagh Young Gallery, Dublin, IRL, 'Misadventure Seeks Rainy Afternoon,' 2013.
The Galway Arts Centre, IRL, 'Man with a Fableous Tail,' 2012.
Kevin Kavanagh Gallery, Dublin, IRL, 'The Human Race,' 2012.
Centre Culturel Irlandais, Paris, FRA. 'Gone to Heaven,' 2011.
Kulturbunker, Frankfurt, GER. 'The End of The World in Pictures,' 2011.
Black Mariah, Triskel, Cork. IRL, 'Compared to the Prettiest Thing You've Ever Seen' 2010.
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios, Dublin. IRL, 'Bran New Brains' 2010.
Royal Hibernian Academy, Gallery I and II, Dublin. IRL, 'More Rules than Road' Curated by Patrick Murphy, 2009.
The Butler Gallery, Kilkenny. IRL, 'The Brief Tremendous.' Curated by Anna O'Sullivan, 2008.
Ard Bia, Berlin. GER. 'The Great Escaped' 2008.
FOUR. IRL, 'Babel's Biting the Moon' Curated by Linda Quinlan, 2007.
The Cable Factory, Helsinki, FIN. 'Small as in Epic' 2007.
Banff Centre for the Arts, Calgary, CA '1000 Times Unrequited' 2007.
Selected Performances and Readings
VOID, Derry, UK. 'Dead Her,' Curated by Mary Cremin, 2018.
The Observatory (UCD O'Kane Centre for Film Studies), Dublin. 'Sideways' 2017.
NCAD Gallery, Dublin. 'Rectangle Squared,' Curated by Anne Kelly 2017.
Treeline Pavilion, 'Selected Readings' Curated by Mary Cremin and Oonagh Young, 2017
The Crawford Art Gallery, Cork, IRL. 'Rectangle Squared,' 2017.
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios Rectangle, A written Thing at Art Book Fair, 2017.
Art Box, Dublin, IRL. 'Pet Boy and the Bird's Dream - Prologue,' 2016.
Selected Group Shows
Sea Change, DLR Lexicon Gallery, Dublin. Curated by Oonagh Young, 2018.
Double Take: Collections and Context, The Glucksman Gallery, UCC, Cork. Curated by Chris Clarke and Fiona Kearney, 2018.
Pallas Projects, Dublin. IRL. Periodical Review #7—PPS V RGKSKSR, Curated by Gavin Murphy, Mark Cullen, Rachael Gilbourne & Kate Strain, 2017.
HIAP Helsinki FIN, 'Henrietta hyvä...' Curated by Nadja Quante, 2016.
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios, Dublin, IRL. Artist as Writer 'Readings,' 2016.
Rua Red, Dublin, IRL, 'Carnage Visors,' Curated by Paul McAree, 2016.
The Crawford Art Gallery, Cork, IRL, 'Motivational Deficit,' Curated by Dawn Williams, 2014.
The Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork, IRL, 'Fieldworks,' Curated by Chris Clarke, 2014.
The Irish Museum of Modern Art, , Dublin, IRL, 'Unseen Presence,' Curated by Janice Hough, 2014
ISCP, studio project supported by the Art and Law Fellowship Program, New York, US, 'Consent Volenti' 2014
Rua Red, Dublin, IRL. 'Must Go On' Curated by Cliodhna Shaffrey, 2014
The Glue Factory, Glasgow, UK. 2013
Kevin Kavanagh Gallery, Dublin, IRL. 'Selective Perspective' 2013
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Dublin, IRL, "To Start with, Lets remove the Colour' Curated by Paul McAree, 2013.
The Model, Sligo, IRL, 'Up the Walls' Curated by Seamus Kealy, 2012.
Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin, IRL, 'Last' 2012.
Atelier Frankfurt, GER, 2011.
Ormston House Gallery, Limerick, IRL, 'Monkey Wrench' 2011.
The Galway Arts Centre, IRL, 'We Are Playing at Exploring' 2011.
Silver Cloud Gallery, London, UK. 'Cartoon' 2011.
The Hub, Kinsale, IRL, 'Point to Point' 2011.
Pallas Contemporary Projects, Dublin, IRL, 'Bizarre Bazarre' 2010.
Green on Red Gallery, Dublin, IRL, 'Dawn of an Aspect'. Curated by Mary Cremin, 2009.
Preview, Berlin. GER. 2008.
Pallas Contemporary Projects, Dublin. IRL, 'Timbuktu' 2008.
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios. Dublin.IRL, 'I can/can I?' 2008.
Kerlin Gallery. Dublin. IRL, 'Phoenix Park.' 2008.
Pallas Contemporary Projects, Dublin. IRL, '32,000 years later' 2007.
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios, Dublin. IRL, 'The Big Store' 2007.
The Work House, Birr. IRL, 'Synthesia Sat', Curated by Paul Murnaghan, 2007.
House Projects, New York. US. 'Sheltering Daydreams.' Curated by Mary Cremin, 2007.
House Projects, Dublin. IRL, 'Boast of Quietness.' 2007.
Broadstone XL, Dublin. IRL, 'Rabbit Run' 2006.
Selected Awards
DCC , Visual Artist's Bursary Award, 2018
The Arts Council, Visual Artist's Bursary Award, 2018
NCAD Gallery Incubation Residency Award, 2017
The Arts Council, Visual Artist's Bursary Award, 2017
DLR Event / Project Support Grant, 2017
UCD Artist in Residency Award, Arts and Humanities 2016
The Arts Council, Visual Artists Bursary Award, 2015
The Arts Council Project Award, for projects in 2014
International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP), New York, 2013
Irish Museum of Modern Art, IMMA Artist in Residence Program, Dublin, 2013
The Arts Council, Visual Artists Bursary Award, 2013
Firestation Studios, Residency Award, (Dublin) 2012
The Arts Council, Travel and Training Award, (Paris), 2011
The Arts Council, Travel and Training Award, (Frankfurt), 2011
City of Frankfurt Artist in Residence exchange program with TBG+S, 2011
The Arts Council, Artists Bursary Award, 2010
Shortlisted for the AIB Award, nominated by TBG+S, 2009
Ard Bia Residency, Berlin 2008
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios Membership Residency 2007
The Arts Council - Travel and Mobility Award 2007
HIAP/TBG+S Residency Award Finland 2007
Culture Ireland Award 2007
The Tony O'Malley Award. Butler Gallery 2007
The Arts Council - Projects Award (for House Projects) 2007
Banff Leighton Studio Residency, Calgary, Canada. 2006
Hennessy Craig Award, RHA Gallery 2005
UCD Artist in Residency Award, Arts and Humanities 2016
Irish Museum of Modern Art, IMMA ARP, Dublin, 2014
Art & Law Fellowship Program, Fordham Law School, New York, 2014
International Studio & Curatorial Program, ISCP, New York, 2014
Fire Station Studios, Dublin, 2013
Centre Culturel Irlandais, Paris, France. 2011
City of Frankfurt Artist in Residence, Frankfurt, Germany. 2011
Ard Bia, Berlin, Germany. 2008
Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Dublin 2008-2011
Helsinki International Artists-in-Residency Program, Finland. 2007
Banff Centre for the Arts, Leighton Studios, Calgary, Canada. 2005
Recent Bibliography
'Fieldworks', published by the Lewis Glucksman Gallery, 2014
'Creative Ireland: The Visual Arts [Contemporary Visual Art in Ireland 2000 – 2011]' by Noel Kelly & Seán Kissane 2011.
'Sonia Shiel', published by RHA, Dublin, 2009 with 'Nobody's Perfect' text by Mark Hutchinson 2009
and 'A Resolute Vulnerability' text by Chris Fite Wassilik 2009
'Sheltering Daydreams' by Catherine Bernard. 2008
'Handmade' by Patrick Murphy, RHA, Director. 2008
'Babel's Biting the Moon' by Charlotte Bonham-Carter. Independent curator. 2007
'A Carpenters Omelette' by Dave Dyment. Mercer Union, Toronto. 2007
MA Visual Art Practice, IADT. 2007
BA Fine Art NCAD. 1999
Other/ Seminars & Talks
The Luan Gallery, Athlone, The Arts Council Collection with Eamonn Maxwell and Jesse Jones.
The Crawford Art Gallery, Cork, IRL. 'Rectangle Squared,' 2017.
Irish Museum of Modern Art, Project Spaces, 'Noon,' Dublin 2017
Fordham University, New York 2014
National College of Art and Design, Artist talk, Dublin 2012
RTÉ Radio 1: Arena. Man With A Fableous Tale.(Galway Arts Centre) Aired 2012
Centre Culturel Irlandais, Open Studio, Paris 2011
Frankfurter Kunstverein, Artists Talk, Frankfurt 2011
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios, Discussion on Bran New Brains, Mark Hutchinson and Chris Fite Wassilak, Dublin 2010
RTÉ Radio 1: Arena. Bran New Brains. Aired 13 August 2010.
The Glucksman Gallery, UCC Artists talks series, Cork 2010
National College of Art and Design, Dublin. Visiting Artist Series and visiting lecturer. 2009, 2010, 2011
TBG&S. Discussion 'On painting and Potentiality' Mick Wilson and Frances McKee, Dublin 2008
Helsinki International Artist Program, Public Residency Talks with Hubert Czerepok, Helsinki 2007
TBG&S, Studio Residency Seminar Series, Dublin 2008
Various Irish and International private and public collections, including the Arts Council of Ireland and the Office of Public Works.


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Day 4 of The Digit-al Dozen Does Re-Creations Week and today I have some actual free-hand nail art! For the win! I feel in love with the original version of this mani because of the colors and the simple yet complex overall idea. Who's mani is it?
Sheila from Pointless Cafe! She is so super creative and artistic in her manis and life. Oh and I totally want her amazing closet! :)
I used China Glaze Concrete Catwalk and acrylic paint for the yellow and black with Poshe Top Coat. Her dots are more nicely random (I can't do random dots, they always end up in rows, and then I fix them and then they are all crowded - nail polish problems). But I do absolutely love my first flower on my middle finger! I love the painterly quality to it! I channeled my inner Sheila for that! My second flower I made it to look like those thin nail art flowers that you can buy to glue on to manis. I wanted a bit of texture so I kept adding paint before it dried fully. I don't know, it was fun that's all! :)
I really love these colors together, really brightens the day! I love having Sheila in the group, she's a real hoot! She's all about the coffee! I love seeing her painting skills come to life on her canvases (nails and real canvases).
Thank you Sheila for your contribution to our DD family!
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Ask any bride what she went through in order to find her dress, and the answer you'll never hear is, "I walked into a store. I saw a dress. I liked it. I bought it." Ohhh noooo. That is not the way of it. The buying of the Dress of Your Life is never such a simple, pedestrian affair. Nay, the arrangement of one dressmaker making, one store selling, and one consumer consuming belies the epic, Melvillian odyssey that is the quest for the One. The stalking and procuring of the garment encompasses every plot conflict in the literary world: Man vs. Man (have you ever been to a bridal shop? Claws at the ready, people), Man vs. Nature (while dress hunting, it's as if the whole world- the flora and fauna, the atmosphere, the very firmament of heaven all conspire against you), and -most assuredly, Man Vs. Himself. Or, as Disney chose to put it:
Please to be getting your sea legs on, for after the jump, we board the Good Ship Nuptualus and decend into a madness as deep as the fathoms of the Sea.
"All that most maddens and torments; all that stirs up the lees of things; all truth with malice in it; all that cracks the sinews and cakes the brain; all the subtle demonisms of life and thought…"
Like most brides, I first spotted the One in a bridal magazine. Aye she was a beaut'. A confection of weightless silk chiffon, white as the hand of the Virgin Mary and just as pure: Simple. Elegant. Unfettered by emroidery or crystals. Flowing. Draped. Timeless. Ten Thousand Dollars.
It was as though the magazine was taunting me. All at once enticing me and enciting me to dispair by giving me a glimpse of perfection and illustrating for me just how out-of-reach She is. There are about 20,000 leagues between me, middle class office drone, and the type of woman who can afford a 10k dress. And yet, I was determined to make her mine.
"Oh, Ahab! What shall be grand in thee, it must needs be plucked at from the skies, and dived for in the deep, and featured in the unbodied air!"
In my desperation, I turned to the same peddler-of-questionable-wares that many 21st Century brides come across in their quest: Internet-based Chinese dressmakers specializing in "reproductions". Shady as all get-out, I know. But, I once had to buy a traditional Chinese qi pao dress for a play, and had a fabulous experience ordering from an online shop (efushop.com), and I figured most of the crap we buy at Wal-Mart or whatever is made in China already, so…. Um, no. I'm not about to make excuses for myself, as I know that a lot of the labor in certain parts of China is exploitation-based, so I'm really kicking myself for possibly aiding in such gross abuses. I can only hope that efushop is a humane company, but there is no such hope for "The Sirens" (known for luring unsuspecting budget brides with their enchanting lullabye of designer knockoff gowns into an inflatable kiddie-pool full of American entitlement, where the bride meets her doom. Drowning in her own shallowness.) aka Julius Bridal.
"…the sweet tinges of sunset skies and woods; yea, and the gilded velvets of butterflies, and the butterfly cheeks of young girls; all these are but subtile deceits, not actually inherent in substances, but only laid on from without; so that all deified Nature absolutely paints like the harlot, whose allurements cover nothing but the charnel-house within…"
I fisrt heard about Julius Bridal through the small town that is the world of internet bridal communities. Reviews of the dress shop were universally praiseful, lulling me into a sense of trust. The photos on the shop's site showed incredible skill and attenion to detail. "Why should I buy from a designer, anyway? You're really only paying for the label, and the craftsmanship here is just as good." thought I, dazzled by the possibility of steering my vessle that much closer to my dream dress. I emailed a Sirenshop employee with pictures and a description of my dress. I was met with a warm reply and a message of confidence in their ability to produce my dress. I sent in my measurements, to Paypal I did fly, and I left the rest in the hands of the Fates.
"At last the anchor was up, the sails were set, and off we glided. It was a sharp, cold Christmas; and as the short northern day merged into night, we found ourselves almost broad upon the wintry ocean, whose freezing spray cased us in ice, as in polished armor."
… To Be Continued.
Next: "Starbuck thinks me mad." The arrival of my commissioned dress-piece.
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You know the story - my niece, my glass of red wine, the evening slipping away in Amsterdam and the idea born to start an instagram account. "You like bikes," my niece said, "Why don't you focus on that."
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You know the story - my niece, my glass of red wine, the evening slipping away in Amsterdam and the idea born to start an instagram account. "You like bikes," my niece said, "Why don't you focus on that."
Denmark has been on my radar for years with arguably the world's best reputation for bicycling. And flightswere so wonderfully inexpensive, and I thought . . . "why not," leaving me with "when next?"
If you are new to riding in Europe. Land here. Copenhagen is a short 20 minute train ride from the airport. Get into the city. Wander about your neighborhood. Get some dinner and settle down for a long luscious sleep.
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I have tickets and I'm headed out. I have the great opportunity to travel to Europe in the coming days and wanted to share some of my strategy for finding the perfect cycling destination.
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I just returned from a trip to Munich. Staying in one hip hotel, the Ruby Lilly, I got to my room and proceeded to unpack enough clothes and shoes to open a store. Munich, evidently, was a breeze to pack for. My doppelganger threw everything from my closet into my luggage, zipped it up and I was off to cart around Bavaria with all the comforts and contents of home. Don't . . . just don't.Read More
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First . . start with a bike. A few airlines will let you take your bike on the plane as a piece of luggage. I have flown British Airways and Aer Lingus with bikes before and have not been charged for them at all! I have also flown Swiss Air with a bike, and it become a little more complex, but I made it through after some arm wrestling. These airlines treat a bike like a piece of luggage, so we check the bike, and use our panniers are carry-ons.Read More
Let the games begin! For the past six years, May 1st has brought with it much more than little baskets of posies on my door handle. It has brought a trumpet call to me and every cyclists across the nation, a call to tally your miles and join them into one big bicycle basket called the National Bike Challenge.Read More
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For the past several years, I have bicycled from The Old North Bridge in Concord, Massachusetts to Boston around Patriot's Day. I started to ride in order to explore the "shot heard 'round the world" and experience the trail of the British march on Concord and subsequent retreat to the city. But for those hours in between the steady stomp of boots, we heard the first labor pains of this great nation.Read More
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I love planning the trip as much as going on it. I started to research options for our off-season cruise by checking out this article and researching fares online. It looks like we're headed for somewhere in the Caribbean or the Bahamas if we're going this summer - which I think we will be. No need to delay the fun until it starts snowing in Alaska! I can honestly say that as a fair-skinned, Irish girl, this region has never been on my list of destinations to check out. For most of my life, I have thought of the Caribbean/Bahamas as a group of islands that get hit by hurricanes and where I would be destined to get a horrible sunburn.
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Yesterday's decision to move Obama's acceptance speech from the 75,000 seat Bank of American stadium to the smaller 20,000 set TimeWarner Arena disappointed some unknown number of supporters. Democrats claim they had handed out 65,000 tickets and had another 18,000 people on a waiting list. Color me highly skeptical, but I think we can agree that some very large number of supporters had their expectations dashed yesterday. Of course, to reporter Amie Parnes from The Hill, its just another very positive development for the Obama campaign. Really.
In piece filed this morning, which actually uses the words Obama and "crescendo" in the headline, Parnes writes:
The shift seems likely to benefit Obama and his party, who have reminded veteran political observers during the convention's first two nights of their talent for visual imagery and spectacle that plays as well on TV as in the auditorium.
The president will now get the chance to do what he does best: deliver a prepared speech to an arena jam-packed with his loudest and most loyal supporters.
He will not have to worry about rain drenching him or thunder and lightning upstaging him. His only competition will have been Michelle Obama's highly praised Tuesday speech and the address of former President Clinton on Wednesday, with its fiery attack on Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
Obama's supporters say they are confident the president will meet or even exceed those high standards.
Seriously, this is a news report? Could it be more sycophantic? The move of venue seems "likely to benefit Obama"? That is just daft. Now, I don't think the move does any real damage to Obama, expect to provide more evidence that the thrill is gone for the 2008 campaign. But, does anyone seriously think he gets a positive bump from switching to the much smaller venue?
Take a glance at this Charlotte Observer editorial to gauge the local reaction:
Not that the whole "most open and accessible convention in history" had a leg to stand on anyway, but now that claim is officially dead. The Democrats just yanked credentials from some 50,000-plus potential voters who had planned to cheer on President Obama's acceptance speech in person Thursday night.
The DNC Committee's announcement this morning that Obama's speech was being moved from Bank of America Stadium to Time Warner Cable Arena is what Obama's young supporters would call a buzzkill. Thousands had volunteered for Obama's campaign for hours, and thousands more stood in line for many hours, to secure a ticket to the stadium. Thanks for the effort, guys, but … never mind.
The DNCC cited the potential for severe weather. Weather.com predicts the skies will be partly cloudy at 10 p.m. Thursday, with a 20 percent chance of rain. It's never higher than 30 percent from 4 p.m. on.
What did organizers think the chance of rain would be on a September evening in Charlotte when they decided to put the Obama event at the stadium in the first place? Zero?
It seems to be part of a pattern by the DNCC: Make big plans, then scale them back. First it was the Monday event at the Speedway being reeled in. Now this.
I would remind Ms. Parnes that North Carolina is a battleground state. I know this may be a surprise, but in some states Obama will have to, you know, compete for votes. If there really were the seemingly mythical 80,000+ supporters eager to hear Obama's speech, a campaign would be very wise to avoid dashing their hopes and expectations. Especially if they are in a state critical to the outcome of the election.
You certainly wouldn't let all these people down when the chance for rain during the speech is 0%. I don't know who Ms. Parnes is, but if you want to keep track of the latest spin from the White House or Obama campaign, her twitter feed is a great place to start. She's an accomplished stenographer for the Democrats.


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Caius, John, 1510-1573
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- Caius, Iohannes, 1510-1573
- Kaye, John, 1510-1573
- Keye, John, 1510-1573
- Key, John, 1510-1573
- Cay, John, 1510-1573
- Kees, John, 1510-1573
- Keys, John, 1510-1573
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- Caius, Ioannes, 1510-1573
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- found: LCCN 12-18544: His The works of John Caius, 1912(hdg.: Caius, John, 1510-1573)
- found: LC data base, 11-12-84(hdg.: Caius, John, 1510-1573; usage: Iohannes Caius)
- found: Allibone (Caius, Kaye, Keye, Key or Cay, John 1510-1573)
- found: Dic. sci. bio. (Caius, John)
- found: Enc. brit. 15th ed. (Caius (variously Kees, Keys, Kay and Kaye) John)
- found: Ioannis Caii Britanni De canibus Britannicis, anno. 1570
- found: Oxford DNB online, 13 August 2014(Caius, John (1510-1573), scholar and physician; born at Norwich on 6 October 1510; the English form of his name is variously given in archival records but was probably Keys or Kees; entered Gonville Hall, Cambridge, on 12 September 1529, a student of theology; translated one of the works of Erasmus into English and epitomized another; studied Hebrew and translated some patristic Greek texts into Latin; of Caius's early theological writings nothing is known save what he himself reports; in 1539, left Cambridge for Italy; studied medicine in Padua; graduated on 13 May 1541; in 1544, published at Basel an edition of seven Galenic texts, Libri aliquot Graeci, some for the first time in Greek; returned to England; left Cambridge in September 1545, became London physician, mainly to the court and city; In 1547 was elected fellow of the College of Physicians of London, serving as a member of its council from 1551 until his death; was elected president of the College of Physicians 1555-1560, 1562, 1563, and 1571; generous donations to the College of Physicians; in 1557 he set in train plans for the massive enlargement of Gonville Hall, Cambridge, in personnel as well as in buildings; on 4 September 1557, a royal charter converted Gonville Hall into its refoundation as Gonville and Caius College; on 24 January 1559, Caius was elected master of his college; retired in 1572, brief return in June 1573; died in his house in London 29 July 1573; left his extensive library and almost all his property to his college; at the end of his life, Caius turned to more antiquarian pursuits (including De antiquitate Cantabrigiensis Academiae (1568), Historia Cantabrigiensis Academiae (1574), and De pronunciatione Graecae et Latinae linguae (1574)) and natural history (De canibus (1570), along with its accompanying book De rariorum animalium et stirpium historia); up-to-date and scholarly naturalist, familiar both with texts and with practical observation)
- found: Wikipedia, 13 August 2014(John Caius MD (born John Kays; 6 October 1510-29 July 1573), also known as Johannes Caius; English physician and second founder of the present Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge; upon his return to England from Padua, he Latinised his surname; was a physician in London in 1547 and was admitted as a fellow of the College of Physicians, of which he was for many years president; physician to Edward VI, Queen Mary, and Queen Elizabeth [I]; in 1557, enlarged the foundation of his old college, changed the name from "Gonville Hall" to "Gonville and Caius College," and endowed it with several considerable estates; an important pioneer in advancing the science of anatomy; was also a pioneer naturalist; he wrote a study of British dogs; his last literary production was the History of Cambridge University, Historia Cantabrigiensis Academiae (London, 1574))
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