description The requested resource (/definition.jsp%3Fterm=carrier) is not available.Gösta Werner föddes i Stockholm och efter avslutad realskola gick han till sjöss.Han vidarebildade sig och blev sjökapten 1935 och kompletterade denna med en metereologisk examen.Efter andra världskriget blev han konstnär på heltid, 1944 började han på Isaac Grünewalds målarskola och studerade därefter för André Lhote i Paris där han utvecklar sitt måleri en mer kubistisk riktning.Inledningsvis målade dock Gösta Werner mycket realistiskt men under 1950-talet dras han mer till det nonfigurativa.Självklart är havet, den kustnära naturen, solen vinden hans stora inspirationskällor och många av hans dukar anspelar på marin liv. Exempelvis är det inte ovanligt att han målar på segelcanvas.Flera av hans dukar kan liknas vid "marina collage" - fragment, såväl artefakter som målade visioner framträder sida vid sida.Det är också vanligt att han integrerar text, till exempel skeppsnamn eller destinationshamnar i bilden.På 60-talets början var han medlem i spontanistgruppen Aktiv Färg.

Gösta Werner är representerad på bl a Nationalmuseum och Moderna museet och i Simrishamn på Österlen finns "Museum Gösta Werner och Havet".Gösta Werner var även en skicklig grafiker, till hans mer kända verk hör portföljen "Visor av Evert Taube".Utropspris25 000 - 30 000 SEKSlutpris25 500 SEKUtropspris6 000 - 8 000 SEKSlutprisÅterropUtropspris60 000 - 80 000 SEKSlutprisÅterropcraigslist post to classifieds my account search craigslist select category community events gigs housing jobs personals resumes for sale services event calendar M T W T F S S 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 personals more...MAKING AN IMPACT VTV Family Outreach Foundation collaborates with key stakeholders to bring about real improvements to school safety, both K-12 and the university campus.

A NEW ERA For the first time, colleges can now assess their campus safety with 32 NCSI, a comprehensive and holistic tool.CREATING A LEGACY “We, the families and survivors, promised we would honor, remember and create a living legacy for our loved ones, and that we would remain as family.gebrauchte mobel regensburg verkaufenWe resolved to make our campuses safer.” OUR STORY The families and survivors of the April 16, 2007 tragedy don’t want anyone to suffer what they suffered.mobel an und verkauf in oschatzThe Nation’s Leading Advocacy Group for School and Campus Safety With your support, the VTV Family Outreach Foundation continues to increase school safety by enhancing safety practices, creating expert training programs, raising safety awareness through media, educating political leaders on safety policies and if tragedy strikes, deploying crisis response teams to provide compassionate, skill-based support in the traumatic aftermath.mobel mahler new

PROGRAMS Z 32 NCSI Free and confidential campus safety self-assessments offer first-ever comprehensive view of your school’s safety policies and procedures.P3 SRO Model New model & training for School Resource Officers (SROs) & their K-12 partners emphasize youth development in a positive school climate.möbel affoltern am albisCrisis Response If tragedy strikes, we can deploy crisis response teams to provide skill-based support for victims in need, anywhere across the Nation.möbel hamburg kieler straßeTraining We have cadre of subject matter experts and professional staff to provide a variety of online or onsite training modalities to address your priorities.möbel hamburg sternschanze“VTV’s founders, as victims and survivors, have joined with a wide range of experts – including from campus public safety, emergency management, threat assessment and mental health, as well as key advocacy and higher education associations to bring truly diverse expertise and resources to bear on the challenges faced by higher education.” US Congressman Frank Wolf US Congressman Bobby Scott US Senator Mark Warner US Senator Tim Kaine “The tragedy at Virginia Tech remains an incredibly impactful determinant of current best practice in campus safety.” Jen Day Shaw Associate VP & Dean of Students University of Florida “VTV is experienced in the campus safety landscape… VTV is also versed in interacting with federal agencies…” US Senator Mark Warner US Senator Tim Kaine US Congressman Bobby Scott US Congressman Gerry Connolly US Congressman Scott Rigell US Congressman Donald Beyer Jr.

“The VTV focus on issues of mental health, bullying, privacy laws and information sharing, and supporting programs to create positive change in behavior combined with VTV’s uniquely unshakable dedication to effective solutions is ideal for this project.” James M. Canady Executive Director National Association of School Resource Officers “I strongly believe the program developed by the VTVFOF to better train school administrators, teachers, students, counselors, school resource officers, and other members of our school environments in how to prevent threats and provide an overall higher level of school safety will greatly benefit the community as a whole.It is a program that can be easily adopted by school districts across the country, providing a safer school environment for as many children as possible.” Timothy J. Heaphy United States Attorney U. S. Department of Justice “VTV’s goal is to enhance public safety through a comprehensive approach… VTV’s approach is a multidisciplinary one, by ensuring that different fields and areas of expertise are included.” US Congressman Frank Wolf US Congressman Bobby Scott US Senator Mark Warner US Senator Tim Kaine “The determination of the VTV Family Outreach Foundation to prevent another tragedy of the magnitude of the one that took place in April 2007 is a testament to the human spirit and the determination of good women and men to selflessly help students and their parents feel a greater sense of security.” Larry Roberts Private Attorney Contributor at ARLnow “VTV is an essential collaborative partner in the community working to end school violence and promote safe and healthy campus environments.” Karma Cottman Executive Director DC Coalition Against Domestic Violence EVENTS Free Webinar on September 22nd: "Reduce High-Risk Drinking On Your Campus" This webinar, presented by the Clery Center in partnership with the VTV Family Outreach Foundation, will share insight regarding evidence information practices to reduce high-risk drinking and associated negative consequences.

Thursday, September 22nd, 2:00-3:30 pm ET To learn more, click here.32 NCSI Official Launch – Aug 13 AUGUST 13, 2015, REGISTRATION BEGINS 10:30 AM Join us to celebrate an achievement in campus safety.Colleges and universities across the country continue to expand how they protect the 20 million students that will be arriving on campuses this fall.This year they... Campus Safety National Forum As a presenter, exhibitor and sponsor, VTV Family Outreach Foundation invites you to attend the most important campus safety conference of the year on the East Coast.Hear from the leading safety and security experts Learn first-hand about best practices and... CUPIC 2015 – August 4-7 College and University Police and Investigators Conference (CUPIC) August 2-5, 2016 Fairview Park Marriott Falls Church, VA The George Mason University Police Department is hosting the Eleventh Annual College and University Police and Investigators Conference (CUPIC)... NEWS CUPIC Conference, August 2-5, 2016 College and University Police and Investigators Conference (CUPIC) August 2-5, 2016 Fairview Park Marriott Falls Church, VA The George Mason University Police Department is hosting the Eleventh Annual College and University Police and Investigators Conference (CUPIC)... Families of Virginia Tech Victims Extend Support to Umpqua Community College FAIRFAX, Va., October 1, 2015 – VTV Family Outreach Foundation (VTV), the nation’s leading advocacy organization for better school and campus safety, has offered their support and resources to the community of Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Ore.