Jean: Award & image tag

The lovely Jean Chia from A Great Pleasure has presented me with a beautiful award. Thank you Jean, I appreciate it very much!

Anyway, Jean has also tagged me on the image tag post.

***** Start *****
Here’s the rules:
1 Go to Google
2 Click on Google Images
3 Type in your name and search
4 Post (with a link) of the oddest, craziest coolest, oldest, etc. person that shares your name. Post multiples if you find a few that you like.
5 Pass it on to at least 5 other people.
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Below are the ones with the exact Emila spelling. Most of the results, came out to be Emil, Emile, Emilia when opened.

Oldest
Emila Medková
Surrealist artist & photographer
(1928-1985)
The work of Emila Medková represents one of the most sustained and critically engaged examples of surrealist documentary photography, although it has been seen only rarely outside of the Czech Republic in either exhibition or reproduction, and her name is likely to be entirely unfamiliar to English-language readers. Born in 1928 and active from the late 1940s until a few years before her death in 1985, this invisibility echoes the phantom existence of the post-war Czech surrealist group of which she was a central member, a fascinating and dynamic intellectual circle which over the period in question enjoyed no more than a few years of public existence, the remaining three decades being spent underground.
Text source: tate.org.uk© Krzysztof Fijalkowski
Image source: Cesky A Slovensky Svet

Coolest
Emila Derkowska
Singer
Emila Derkowska is the possessor of the most fantastic and unique voice. She fronts one of Poland’s best progressive rock bands. The track was taken from their 2003 album, “Pod Niebem Czas“, which, directly translated, means “The Time Beneath The Sky”, for those whose Polish is as good as their Mongolian. Quidam were formed in 1990 as “Deep River”, initially as a blues and rock covers band. They moved in a more symphonic/progressive rock direction with the addition of flautist Ewa Smarzynska, and then later Emila Derkowska, who also played the cello. Their self titled debut, released on the back of many accolades and musical awards in their home country, was released in 1996. Two of their albums, “Pod Niebem Czas” and “Sny Aniolow” (“Angel’s Dreams”), in 1998, have been rewritten with English lyrics. All of Quidam’s albums are highly recommended. (Not to be confused with the early 90’s French band with the same name).
Text source: RockIt Scientist ©2005-6 The RockIt Scientist
Image Source: ArtRock