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The remains of Pergamon as seen from a Bergama town square.
The next day the flags would be raised half mast to commemorate Atatürk
Royal National Lifeboat Institution Flag flying over Campbeltown RNLI Station. If you use this picture please donate £1 to the RNLI
Our Daily Challenge -- Song.
My song is our national anthem represented by our flag. This is just a quick snap. I spotted the flag flying over Home Depot when I stopped for batteries today. We're on storm watch here. Isaac has not yet arrived, but it is a little breezy tonight.
I'm sorry I haven't been keeping up with comments. I'll try to catch up when things settle down a little bit here.
A morning in red, white and blue! Glorious!
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A photograph of a poppy (Papaver somniferum ‘Danish Flag’) at the Monet’s Garden exhibit at the New York Botanical Garden (Bronx, New York)—May 20, 2012.
The Monet’s Garden exhibition is a stunning tribute to French Impressionist Claude Monet. The exhibit showcases a seasonally changing interpretation of the garden that inspired his art.
Monet brought together the best of old species with the latest in the horticultural trade—both imports and new hybrids—in his gardens.
Dignitaries and journalists traveled to Giverny to see the gardens, and during Monet’s lifetime the gardens became as intrinsic a part of his public persona as the paintings in which they were forever immortalized.
In a letter to art dealer Paul Durand-Ruel, Monet wrote, “I perhaps owe having become a painter to flowers.” Monet took such pride in his painstaking construction and maintenance of his garden that he proclaimed to his stepson Jean-Pierre Hoschedé, “My most beautiful work of art is my garden.”
In a masterstroke of differentiation, Monet forged his own path rather than following the artistic trends that took hold during the 20th century. Monet underscored his commitment to depictions of the natural world in his paintings in the 20th century, even as his fellow artists at the time were abandoning nature as a modernist subject.
Curator Paul Hayes Tucker, the world’s foremost authority on Claude Monet and Impressionism, is the Paul Hayes Tucker Distinguished Professor of Art at the University of Massachusetts Boston, where he has taught since 1978. He earned his Ph.D. from Yale in 1979 with a dissertation on Monet, the subject of five of his eleven books and three of the dozen exhibitions he has curated around the world.
Designer Scott Pask is an award-winning scenic designer, whose extensive Broadway credits include the hit revivals of Promises, Promises, HAIR, and Nine. Educated in architecture and theater design, he has won Tony Awards for his design of The Pillowman, The Coast of Utopia, and The Book of Mormon, and has recently designed the latest show for Cirque du Soleil, Amaluna.
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Santa Barbara, California
Friday, April 18, 2008
The American Flag flys over Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall on the morning of Friday the 13th of January.
I just posted this to thank everyone who commented on my last photo "Like I need a hole in the head" It made #2 in explore and was front page on the interestingness page which was a first for me!!! I guess someone flagged it and now you can view it unless you have SAFE SEARCH turned off. Anyway thanks to everyone for the kind words I do appreciate it !!!
The red and yellow Northumbrian flag flies alongside two St George's Crosses on the southbound A1. To me, the Northumbrian flag looks like the Catalan one on the Barcelona shirt; just me then? Oh...
Kiribati is an island nation in the mid-Pacific Ocean. The map-maker calls it "a mysterious place with no name." It may well be a mysterious place, but it does have a name: Kiribati.
"Blue Flag" 2019
"Blue-Flag” 2019 is a biannual international aerial training exercise hosted by the IAF. Air forces from the United States, Italy, Greece and Germany simulated extreme combat scenarios in realistic settings with the IAF.
The current exercise was the first exercise in which the "Adir" (F-35I) aircraft participated.
Photography: Amit Agronov
״בלו-פלאג״ 2019 הוא תרגיל אווירי בין-לאומי שנערך על ידי חיל האוויר הישראלי. לאורך התרגיל, חילות האוויר של ארה״ב, איטליה, יוון, וגרמניה דימו תרחישי לחימה קיצוניים וטיסה בקואליציה באופן המציאותי ביותר עם חיל-האוויר הישראלי.
התרגיל הנוכחי היה הראשון שבו השתתפו מטוסי ה"אדיר" (F-35I).
צילום: עמית אגרונוב
RP BIGGEST FLAG. Hundreds of young and old people help each other in unfurling the biggest Philippine flag measuring to about 100 meters by 200 meters or the world’s second largest flag next to Israel at the Athletic Bowl in Baguio City, north of Manila, Philippines, during the celebration of the 110th Independence of the country last June 12. The flag maker is evangelical Christian Grace Galindez-Gupana. – Harley Palangchao