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The hair was Harry Potter hair with Sculpy sculpted onto it. The drumsticks are controls with the "bulge" ate the bottom cut off, and with glue on them so they can fit in hands. This was painted by me.
周璇 was one of the famous actress cum singer in Shanghai during 30s and 40s. She began her entertainment business since teenage. With a 'golden voice', she has won the first runner up in a singing contest and that led her to take part in a movie. Her success in the show business could not bring her happiness, due to the broken marriage, she has been admitted into mental hospitals. Finally, she died at 39 with a sudden illness.
The poster of 周璇 is the focus of this picture. Though there are toooooo many things in the frame, still 周璇 is the most catchy thing with her aura. Actually her facial expression thrills me a lot as if she is 'standing' right in front of the camera.
Singer, by Rootes Group....Rootes was the Chrysler of the UK car industry and was known for innovative engineering.
At the beginning of the 13th century, the most well-known singers and poets were invited by the Thuringian landgrave to stay at the Wartburg. At this time, the Wartburg was one of Europe's most famous art cultivation centres. Therefore the Legend of the Minnesingers' Contest has a proven historical background. The legend is depicted on a magnificent fresco by Moritz von Schwind and is well known from the world-famous Wagner opera "Tannhäuser." The singers' gallery represents the Romantics' imagination of the minnesingers' stage.
Built 1925. 120 S. State Street, Chicago Illinois.The Singer Corporation originally used it as office space.
The Voice UK singer Aleks Josh (who happens to be from Stevenage), performing at the Stevenage Christmas Lights Switch-on, 22 November 2012.
5/28/2017 A singer at a karaoke competition on the Coney Island boardwalk. Sony a7. Canon FD 50mm 1:1.4.
(Photographed at the Argyll Factory, Alexandria www.flickr.com/photos/ermintrude73/12030480325/)
In 1956 there was an oil crisis as French and British troops tried to take possessions of the Suez Canal to stop Egyptian nationalisation. The vulnerability of Europe’s oil supplies became apparent as petrol prices soared. Car manufacturers rushed to produce cheap small cars.
Rootes planned such a model – originally called the Slug. The design evolved with a rear wheel drive from an engine in the boot. For the car to handle properly, a light-weight engine was developed.
In 1959, as BMC announced the Mini, Rootes decided to go into production with the Imp at their new Linwood plant, served by the body making plant at Pressed Steel who were already in the area making bodies for Rover and Volvo.
It had taken little more than two years to build the factory and manufacture the first car. But this rush to put the car on the road had left insufficient time for testing and, although the press reports at the launch were very complimentary, these early cars soon gained a reputation for unreliability.
Singer and Sunbeam versions of the Imp were made together with a Commer van.
Make/Model Hillman Imp
Engine 875cc all aluminium
Top speed 85mph
Cost new £672
Singer Roadster
Singer Nine 4AD Sports. The Singer Company continued the Nine Sports with the launch of the 4A in 1950 and in 1951 the 4AD with 1497cc engine
All-British Field Meet
VanDusen Botanical Garden
Vancouver British Columbia Canada.
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