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George Best outside his new luxurious home.
www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sportsnews/article-3203727/How-...
Photo of our top Mustang ace, Major George E. Preddy, Jr., KIA on Christmas Day 1944 by friendly ground fire.
"The Art of Jazz Vocal Accompaniment" workshop at 2016 Jazz Port Townsend. Pianist George Colligan has worked with a multitude of vocalists (Cassandra Wilson, Vanessa Rubin, Janis Siegal) and shares and demonstrates insights and techniques, not only with the PIanist/Vocalist relationship but for philosophies in general on "comping." He is joined in this workshop by the vocal faculty: Dee Daniels, Rene Marie, and Dena DeRose.
George Washington Bridge
40' "Little Red Lighthouse" built in 1880 and
reconstructed in 1921 at Jeffrey's Hook.
Camera: Yashica 35mm Rangefinder
Film: Anscochrome Slide film
©2014 Justin Barnes
These photos were taken on 1/17/14 in Omaha, Nebraska. Please contact me if you would like more information about these photographs.
George is an expert on fake turf on atheletic fields and he oversees this one... looks pretty good, eh? This is a soccer practice field. The turf is fake, but I swear you'd never know it. It's springy. And it has ground up tire bits over it that really looks like soil.
Curious George and the Man in the Yellow Hat paid a special visit to the library to pose for pictures with the kids!
St. George Island is an island off the Florida Panhandle in the northern Gulf of Mexico. It is in Franklin County, Florida, United States.
It's so beautiful there!
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Just found this picture...caught him in mid-bite!
RIP, beautiful George. 25 December 1995 - 17 December 2013
George mingling with guests at the second annual benefit for the Montgomery County Family Justice Center(October 2, 2011)
The New York Times | December 4, 1902.
This Mr. Lindsay, whose name was not known to Annenberg, was the fourth brother of James A. Lindsay, an exectutive of the Bruce TF.*
The Lindsay TF was located at 75–77 Fulton Street, New York.
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*Annenberg, M.; Saxe, S.O. [Editors]; Lieberman, E.K. [Index](1994): Bruce's New York Type Foundry. In Type Foundries of America and Their Catalogs, page 253. Oak Knoll Press, New Castle, DE.
Much more new information about the Bruce and Lindsay family TFs: forums.typeheritage.com/topic/bruce-tf/
I’m inspired by my friends in the art world, trying to do things differently than I’ve seen before, tons of art books, being a surfer, building hotrods and custom motorcycles.
The virus has not affected me at work as we are an essential business so I am still a frustrated artist that has more things on my mind than I have time to do. I’ve been building a custom motorcycle too, so the art I do get done, was squeezed in. At any given time I have at least 5 art pieces I am working on.