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Here is one of The Coveted's readers! She bought these Basquiat-inspired Reebok Hi-tops and sent in her photo! She's adorable!
Jack is in the cafe of Dovecot Studios in Edinburgh. He is reading Egon Friedell, A Cultural History of the Modern Age, volume 2, originally published in German 1927-1931, first translated into English 1930. Jack says Friedell is a key cultural thinker of the interwar period and that there is now renewed interest in this three-volume book.
Behind Jack is a mural-sized photo of the weaving floor of the studio upstairs. The building is an ingenious repurposing of what was formerly a pool.
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Sculpture made by Afonso Rocha, found at the António Ramos Rosa Public Library, in Faro (Algarve - Portugal).
Escultura de Afonso Rocha que pode ser encontrada na Biblioteca Municipal António Ramos Rosa, em Faro (Algarve - Portugal).
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9:10 a.m. Scott is reading The Lord of the Rings. He said he was in his third year of university, and thought it was a book he should read before he left. He is sitting where he would have the view of Lancaster Castle shown in the other photo.
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from book: The Child's World First Reader
published by: Johnson Publishing Company, 1917
illustrator: Rhoda Campbell Chase
Reader Rock Garden Historic Park is one of the city's most unique cultural landscapes. During the turn of the century, it was common for horticulturists to collect alpine plants on their travels and create gardens as living artifacts of their journeys. Reader actively engaged in this practice and for thirty years the Garden trialed over 4000 different plant species, making it one of the few significant gardens in western Canada. Reader used the Garden as a showplace to educate people about the gardening potential of the prairie/foothills region of Alberta, particularly Calgary.
Reader continued collecting and experimenting with plant material until his death in 1943. One year later the Garden was named in his honour and was opened to the public as a City park.