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Cult Masterpieces: Icons of our Generation.
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Cult Masterpieces takes the reader to the land of the phenomenon. To the land of thing that make a statement about their owners, that highlight an attitude toward life, and that give their possessors attributes that they would lack without them and that also give them the status as a member of a certain community. They awaken and satisfy desires. They achieve a timeless effect that transcends countries & generations. Those products have a history. And a certain value; yesterday, today and tomorrow.
The book covers products/brands that I've known since I was a little girl; like the well-known fisher price phone.
Kidwell Covered Bridge. Howe truss covered bridge across Sunday Creek, Athens County, Ohio. The 70 foot (21 m) bridge was built in 1880. Monserat Road.
National Register of Historic Places 77001042
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This is the cover of the 2008 review by hiphopunlimited.com (former thahood.net). This was the fourth and also the last review before the online magazine closed down. I can't remember how much hours I needed to create the cover and the rest of the review. The whole pdf had around 40 pages. Maybe I'll upload the rest soon.
Original Size: DIN A4
Cover of "Gram's Unrivaled Atlas: The World, Indexed, New Census Edition, 1913." iPhone snapshot, found at a friend's mom's home in Texas.
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Covered Vase from the late Yuan or early Ming dynasty (Chinese).
Excavated at Peking.
Late fourteenth century.
White porcelain with underglaze decoration.
26.5" high.
The Exhibition of Archeological Finds of the People's Republic of China.
Gardner's Art Through the Ages Seventh Edition.
Chapter Twelve: The Art of China.
Figure 12-22.
we bivouac here, men. get out the camouflage.
this sir?
what the hell is that? it's red! that's not camouflage!
it's what we were issued, sir.
dammit! you see any red around here?
actually, yes, in the next picture. sir.
well we aren't in the next picture, now are we, son?
no, sir, we're not. maybe we should go there instead, sir.
who's giving the orders around here, boy?
you are, sir. definitely.
ok. go scout that next picture. let me know if it's safe.
you got it, sir.
Oregon has 51 covered bridges, the most of any state in the western U.S. This is the Lowell Covered Bridge, built in 1945 which is no longer in use for vehicular traffic.
It's finally snowing. I'm facing northeast along Grant Street here. It's been snowing for a few hours and the city has yet to send anyone to plow our street.
An Exhibition of Paintings by George Bellows
Exhibition Catalogue Cover
September 11 - October 5, 1919
0612-542-16
This rustic bridge is covered with unpainted random-width vertical board siding. The roof is covered with steel metal and the deck with crosswise planking. The structure of the bridge rests on cut stone abutments, which are extended to form short wingwalls slightly higher than the road level. It has the typical narrow lengthwise openings under the eves. The King Bridge has no evidence of any steel reinforcement. It is open to vehicular traffic with the average three-ton weight limit.
The King Bridge was built in 1890 utilizing the Queenpost design, it is 46 feet long and 15 feet 4 inches wide and crosses Hoover Run. The builder of this structure is unknown, Greene County own and maintains the bridge. The bridge is in good condition and open to vehicular traffic.