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This photograph is part of an on-going project, tentatively called "Mostly Context."
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One of the last remaining original light fixtures in the old Gilchrists Department Store building - 1 Winter Street, Boston, MA. Now the headquarters of the state Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP).
2010
These were $20 each at Home Depot. Kinda cheap looking but only thing I could find that was crystally that would work in a hallway. I love them.
Almost sold during the estate sale! We were lucky these fixtures remained at the property.
Lamp EJS Model 1204, 1959
Or, 'trying out the new lens.' This is our kitchen light, obviously upside-down. And it's in color, too.
This abstract photo is a large pendant light fixture that hangs in a staircase at the Museum of Art at Cheekwood Gardens in Nashville, TN. The pattern of the pendants reminds me of a sunflower.
Old Seoul Station, built in 1900, had been lying abandoned and neglected ever since the shiny, big and new Seoul Station was built next door in 2004.
I'm so glad they are using it for art exhibitions now. Last week I went to the Seoul International Photography Festival there. I did spend a lot of time looking at the photos, but mostly I was mesmerized by the fancy old chandeliers. I hope they preserve these ornate light fixtures.
There's some reconstruction going on in a large former home near the river. I peeked in one of the windows and could only see this interesting lights.
After Norman worked his repair magic, we can now rest easier that the lamps will no longer be a fire hazard. The CFL's generate less heat, use less energy and the fixtures are no longer too hot to the touch.
Lamp EJS Model 1204, 1959
Replacement diffusers can be found here: www.mylampparts.com/index.php?cPath=849_987&page=1
Lamp EJS Model 1204, 1959
Upcycle a mason jar into a jewelry dish and a sconce light fixture: eveofreduction.com/upcycled-mason-jar-2-craft-projects-in-1/
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January 26, 2020 - Guided tour of the Teatro Colón
"The tour takes in the following rooms: Foyer, Bustos Gallery, Golden Hall and Main Hall (the circuit may be affected due to live performances, rehearsals, repairs, special events or other common activities of the Theater without this supposes return.
Foyer: important double-height entrance hall dominated by an honor staircase with marbles of different colors and crowned by French stained glass.
Golden Hall: richly decorated according to French style, it is a permanent center for concert chamber music, conferences and parallel exhibitions to the activity of the Main hall.
Main Hall: The most important hall in the country, famous throughout the world for its acoustics and decorative richness. The most relevant personalities of lyric, ballet and music have passed through its stage." Previous text from: teatrocolon.org.ar/en/visit-us/guided-tours
"The Teatro Colón of Buenos Aires city is considered one of the best theaters in the world. Recognized for its acoustics and for the artistic value of its construction, its current building turned 100 years old in 2008. Located between the streets of Cerrito, Viamonte, Tucumán and Libertad, in the heart of the city of Buenos Aires, it was inaugurated on May 25, 1908 with the opera Aida by Giuseppe Verdi.
This building replaces the old Teatro Colón built in front of the Plaza de Mayo where today stands the Banco Nación. The construction of the new building took around 20 years, its foundation stone was placed on May 25, 1890, with the intention of inaugurating it before October 12, 1892 coinciding with the fourth centenary of the discovery of America. The initial project belonged to the architect Francesco Tamburini and, upon his death in 1891, it was continued and modified by his partner, the architect VÃctor Meano, author of the palace of the National Congress. The works advanced until 1894, but then stagnated for financial reasons. In 1904, after the death of Meano, the government commissioned the Belgian Jules Dormal to complete the work. Dormal introduced some structural modifications and definitely left his stamp on the French style decoration.
At the end of 1907, the first lease of the Teatro Colón was signed, although the works of completion of the building were delayed in relation to the date set for the inauguration of the hall, on May 25, 1908. In any case, in that date was the first opera performed in the main hall of the Theater by the Great Italian Lyric Company, although with some unfinished spaces of the building such as the Golden Hall and the iron canopies on Libertad and Cerrito streets." Previous text from the following website: teatrocolon.org.ar/en/theater/theater
I've passed by this building many times, and have looked in the windows, but recently, I saw one of the windows was broken enough to stick the camera in, and so it was done.
Okay, the William Penn Musuem has the COOLEST light fixtures. Duane and I had just gone to the Destination Saturn Planetarium show and this light fixture was in the hallway. LOVE IT!
soooooo...
i took this last week and have wavered between liking it and hating it. i had it posted for about two seconds but when i looked at it, i thought, "nah!" and deleted the darn thing.
but now it's back up again...geez, thank god i don't have to make any important decisions today!
royal hawaiian shopping center - waikiki
taken: 10/18/2007