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Formerly Niddrie Marischal School (and Lodge), built in 1935 by Reid and Forbes.
Formerly Niddrie Marischal School (and Lodge), built in 1935 by Reid and Forbes. Category B listed in 2003.
2019. Fair use with credit to owner and photographer (Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne / Krzysztof Kuruc).
Acrylique sur papier, 15x10 cm, 2005. Mihaela Murariu. Reproduction interdite. Tous droits réservés.
2019. Fair use with credit to owner and photographer (Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne / Nuno Gonçalves).
Strakke villa met een moderne tuin door Kevin Mampay. Deze tuinarchitect is specialist in moderne tuinen: makeconcepts.be/moderne-tuinen/
2019. Fair use with credit to owner and photographer (Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne / Filip Komorous).
•Syet af: Ditte Due Petersen og Connie Hansen
•Quiltet af: Ditte Due Petersen
•Designet af: Helene Juul og Wenche Wolff Harling
•Bredde: 150
•Højde: 220
•Andre oplysninger: BOM designet af Helene Juul og Wenche Wolff Harling. Syet af stoffer fra STASH-abonnement fra Helene Juul. Indeholder utrolig mange hyggelige timer og kreativit samvær.
Simon Hantaï, 1980. Something about this particular color combination hooked into my colorblindness, and started pegging the portion of my brain involved in color processing. I went into mental vapor lock for almost a full minute staring at this thing. It felt good.
2019. Fair use with credit to owner and photographer (Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne / Krzysztof Kuruc).
..fotografiert in der Wiener Innenstadt nahe Stephansdom
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Acrylique sur papier, 15x10 cm, 2005. Mihaela Murariu. Reproduction interdite. Tous droits réservés.
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Acrylique sur papier, 15x10 cm, 2005. Mihaela Murariu. Reproduction interdite. Tous droits réservés.
This beautiful piece of history is a Revere 16mm Model 48 silent movie projector from the early 1950's. I saw it in an antique and vintage store. 16mm films were ones we used to watch in school back in the old days, pre-VCR. One of the things I love about old film gear is the way it was made, heavy and solid but also sleek and cool. Much of this look comes from the Art Deco and Streamline Moderne industrial design movement from the 1930's resulting from era of speed in transportation. Today we call it retro but you can see its roots clearly in the "technofuturistic curvedness" of Apple industrial design. Canon G1X, 1/160 sec @ f/2.8, ISO 400, converted to B&W using Silver Efex Pro 2 in Lightroom 3.