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Bust of the Prophet President Gordon B. Hinckley inside the new Gordon B. Hinckley Alumni Building on the campus of Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah.
Prophet in field in trails now that the blizzard snow is melting away. Briggs Stable. Hanover, Massachusetts
Reggae Central XL Festival at Poppodium Bibelot, Dordrecht The Netherlands. March 28, 2015
With Strawl, Black Omolo, Harry Mo, Mark Wonder and Michael Prophet
Pictures by Danny Creatah
First Edition of the Reggae Hours Indoor Festival. Anthony B, Jah Cure, Kenyatta Culture Hill, Aidonia, Rootsriders and Black Prophet Live at Melkweg Amsterdam. November 2, 2014.
Presented by Jazz & Jamm Entertainment.
Pictures by Danny Creatah
Front panel: All the old pots are removed. On the front both old and new (from Technology Transplant) pots
Structure of file formats.
Early test showing an algorithmic tree structure in a form that (finally) the Rapid Prototyping machine could use.
Seated Figure (Prophet or Apostle), c1200
Marble (Carrara marble) with lead and serpentine inlay
Lucca, Tuscany, Central Italy
Attributed to the Master of Santa Maria la Bianca
Saint-Guilhem Cloister
Natural light streams through a skylight into this cloister, which was reconstructed with more than 140 fragments from the Benedictine abbey of St.-Guilhem-le-Désert. Located northwest of Montpellier, it was founded in the early ninth century and quickly became a major pilgrimage site. The exquisite limestone carvings of both narrative scenes and intricate plant motifs come from the now-destroyed upper story of the abbey's cloister, dating from the late twelfth century. Important twelfth-century sculptures from France, Italy, and Spain on the peripheral walls provide informative comparisons.
[*Met Cloisters]
The Met Cloisters, Washington Heights
An extension of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the building references French monasteries and abbeys, and incorporates four cloisters acquired in 1913 - Bonnefont, the Cuxa, Saint-Guilhem, and Trie. The building was designed by Charles Collens and resides in Fort Tryon Park, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted Jr and the Olmsted Brothers; construction began in 1934, the building and gardens opened in 1938. The Cloisters were commissioned by John D Rockefeller Jr as an extension to the Metropolitan Museum, to hold a collection he had purchased from George Grey Barnard in 1925 (including elements from abbeys in Sant Miquel de Cuixà , Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, Bonnefont-en-Comminges, Trie-sur-Baïse and Froville), a collection boosted by donations from JP Morgan and Joseph Brummer.
Taken in Manhattan