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Reference: Photo 24/(335)
From the Girdwood Collection held by the British Library.
This image is part of the Europeana Collections 1914-1918
Date: 28 Aug 1915
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- View this at the British Library's site
Reference: Photo 24/(230)
From the Girdwood Collection held by the British Library.
This image is part of the Europeana Collections 1914-1918
Date: 4 Aug 1915
See also:
- View this at the British Library's site
Visual & Performance Arts Extravaganza 2019
Sports Banquet 2019 #passaic #charter #schools #sports #banquet
“No! In the name of humanity, we refuse to accept a fascist America: this nightmare must end, the Trump / Pence regime must go, November 4, it begins": Refuse Fascism #Nov4ItBegins rally and march: Times Square, New York N.Y., Saturday, November 4, 2017.
Filmes e Fotos CRISTIANO BORGES @cristianoborgesphoto @agenciafotonoticia
Celular: (62) 99682-8281 WhatsApp
E-mail: cristianoborgesgyn@gmail.com Ousadia e criatividade são as qualidades mais notórias deste fotojornalista. Premiado ao longo de seus 22 anos de experiência profissional, ganhou prêmios como duas edições do Prêmio New Holland de fotojornalismo Internacional , menção honrosa do Wladmir Herzog, Top Etanol Nacional de Fotojornalismo, Prêmio Fieg, Prêmio Comigo, Prêmio Fecomercio de fotojornalismo Prêmio MPGO de fotojornalismo e Prêmio Celg de Artes Visuaise outros .
Por causa de sua visão única, já contribuiu com as mais importantes agências de fotografia do Brasil e do mundo, como a Agência Estado e Folha de São Paulo, Reuters e Associated Press (AP), com fotos publicadas em veÃculos como Época, Globo Rural e Los Angeles Times.
Boldness and creativity are the most notable qualities of this photojournalist. Awarded throughout his 16 years of professional experience, he has won awards like two editions of the New Holland prize for photojournalism, honorable mention of the Wladmir Herzog, Top Ethanol Photojournalism Award and Celg for Visual Arts
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The sky was great this afternoon behind the University of Toledo Center for the Visual Arts. This is a Frank Gehry building.
Photographed using a Sony Alpha A7R using a Nikkor 28mm f/3.5 rangefinder lens.
Draped in crimson satin and bathed in moody light, she embodies raw confidence and sensuality. The contrast of soft elegance and natural beauty makes for a striking visual statement—unapologetic, alluring, and powerful.
Caja temática: En este ejercicio se produce un objeto que —en tanto determina, básicamente, un espacio interno y otro externo— constituye un continente. El desarrollo del mismo es abordado por el alumno a través de una lectura personal en torno al tema-eje anual.
Es un ejercicio integrador, pues persigue la puesta en juego de muchos conceptos morfológicos estudiados en los ejercicios previos, puestos en función de una sÃntesis conceptual.
Begrafnisbome
Silver vingers reik na bo
Doodse stilte heers
Silvery branches
with cloudless blue skies above
Not a sound is heard
Publication: [United States : s.n., 18--]
Language(s): English
Format: Still image
Subject(s): Nonprescription Drugs, Liniments, African Americans, Horse Diseases -- drug therapy
Genre(s):Advertisements
Abstract: Advertisement for Gombault's Caustic Balsam. Card features a rural scene with African-Americans. Two men in the foreground discuss a brown horse; one of the men holds the horse by its rein. A cluster of houses, people, chickens, and another horse are visible in the background. Verso provides product testimonials and proprietor information.
Extent: 1 trade card : 8 x 13 cm.
Technique: chromolithograph, color
NLM Unique ID: 101461823
NLM Image ID: C05784
Permanent Link: resource.nlm.nih.gov/101461823
Jennifer Mackie, Raine Anderson, and Brad Pitre of Pixar Canada recently visited VFS to share their thoughts and experiences with our students from 3D Animation & Visual Effects, Classical Animation, and Digital Character Animation.
Find out more about VFS' one-year 3D Animation & Visual Effects program at vfs.edu/3D.
Visual arts installation of crocheted and knitted marine worlds by Mulyana (Indonesia) display at the Esplanade Concourse.
(from left to right)
Name: Jing-chan | Age: 21
From: Ohio
Name: Ameria | Age: 22
From: Ohio
Name: Zoroko | Age: 21
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Together they form Voltron! Okay, maybe not. They are part of a group called Kaizoku Kosplay. Check out their deviantart pages while you're at it. Great stuff! Thiese costumes are quite incredible. I can't imagine how long it took to craft these costumes. Just look at them! Cosplayers rawk. Don't even argue with me.
To be honest I'm not a fan of Kingdom Hearts. I fell asleep while playing the first one. It just never appealed to me. I really tried to get into it, I swear! Damn shame because the character models in that game are incredible. They really nailed the Disney look. And on a PlayStation 2! Can you imagine how the game would look on a next generation console? It would be like watching a Disney movie. Hell, the visuals on the PS2 are almost like that.
Also, guy in the corner? PictoChat. I'm telling you, at gatherings like this, leave the games at home. It's all about the PictoChat. and you know what, actually, if you leave your games at home, you can open up download play and get one from there. Download play was like GameTap. Except free and without suck.
This is a #FlickrFriday submission on the theme of #Palindrome.
The palindromic acronym "LOL" appears 3 times in a row, creating a bigger palindrome. In addition to that, there are visual mirror images within the colour scheme of each collarette, the colours of the series of three collarettes and the tie in the middle.
Views of the spire of the ruined church of St Andrew off Deansway in Worcester
This is above a college in Worcester.
This is all that is left of the medieval church of St Andrew in Worcester. It was demolished in 1949 after decline, disuse and decay. All that remains is this 15th century tower with its vaulted ceiling and fine series of 32 carved stone bosses.
The spire was created by local mason Nathaniel Wilkinson. It went up in the 1750s, to replace the smaller, wooden one destroyed by lightning in c.1730.
It is a Grade II* listed building.
Also known as: St Andrew's Tower COPENHAGEN STREET. Also known as: St Andrew's Church Tower ST ANDREW'S GARDENS. Church tower. C15 with spire rebuilt in 1751 by Nathaniel Wilkinson, a journey-man of Worcester. Limestone ashlar. 3-stage Perpendicular tower with slim, recessed, octagonal Gothick spire. Chamfered plinth. Diagonal off-set buttresses to first and second stages, those to first stage have engaged columnettes, with clasping pilasters to third stage. Pointed arches to east, north and south with Perpendicular moulding. 5-light pointed west window. First-stage band. To second stage a 2-light pointed window with Perpendicular tracery to head; second stage band. Third stage has 2-light pointed belfry window. Spire has one level of 2-light, then single light lucarnes. Surmounted by Corinthian capital. INTERIOR: lierne-vault over lower stage, to the east the springers of the first bay of the arcades. To south-west angle a plank door in ogeed surround. HISTORICAL NOTE: the medieval, probably C12 church was demolished after war damage. It now stands in a public garden, opened 1953 to commemorate the coronation of Elizabeth II. The original top of the spire stands in the same garden. The spire is locally known as "The Glover's Needle" due to its shape and to Worcester's association with the glove-making industry. A significant streetscape feature, forming an important landmark. It forms part of the visual context for Worcester Cathedral (qv) from the River Severn, together with Worcester Bridge, Bridge Street (qv), Gascoyne House, Brown's Restaurant and Bond House, South Quay (qqv) and grouping with Merchant's House, Quay Street (qv). NMR photographs. (The Buildings of England: Pevsner: N: Worcestershire: Harmondsworth: 1968-1985: 317-8).
Spire of Saint Andrew's Church, Worcester - Heritage Gateway
The Glover's Needle (or St Andrews Spire) is a spire-carrying tower in the city of Worcester, England.
The tower is a prominent landmark of the city, from road, rail, or the River Severn, and can be seen for miles around. It is located in St Andrews Gardens close to Worcester College of Technology. The spire used to crown the church of St Andrew but this was demolished in the late 1940s. The Glover's Needle is seated on Deansway Road, Worcester Cathedral being very close to the south and All Saints Church to the north. On the western side of the spire the pedestrian can descend into gardens that lead onto the River Severn. Across the road from the Glover's Needle is a "House of Fraser" shop which stands on the site of the old graveyard of St Andrews. At night the spire is illuminated (but not the tower below) and a blue glow is projected from inside one of the windows. The blue represents St Andrew, the colour of the Scottish flag. The blue glow and night lighting were paid for by the Rotary Club of Worcester Severn, to commemorate the millennium in 2000.
In the 15th century, Saxons built a church (called St. Andrews Church) with a tall spire but this was destroyed in a great storm of 1733. Shortly after this disaster, the spire was rebuilt. It was constructed by using the ingenious method of kite flying to carry up the stones. Worcester people took the new masterpiece to their hearts and named it the 'Glover's Needle'. This name came from the industrial glove making that was executed in Worcester. The entire structure measures approximately 245 feet. It is the tallest spire in the country to have such a narrow angle of taper. In the 1920s the slum housing which crowded round the church was demolished. The congregation of the church was thus reduced by a large degree. The church fell into decay, had an overgrown churchyard, few parishioners and a tiny parish of five acres. In the 1940s, the council accepted the Bishop of Worcester's offer of the church. They decided to demolish the church and create a garden of remembrance to replace it. However the council decided to leave the tower and spire, freestanding. Thus St Andrew's church was demolished in 1949.
As a millennium project, a clock was installed in the tower and now the hours are struck on the council bell. A recently reinstated custom is to have the council bell strike from 18:45 to 18:50 before a full meeting of the council. In the early 2000s a fence was put around the base of the spire. A few years ago, the RSPB has taken the Glover's Needle into their own hands and the actual spire is now used for special birds of prey for roosting. Live web cams have been installed in the tower.
The Glover's Needle formerly housed a set of five bells.[citation needed] These were hung full circle for proper English style change ringing. In 1870, four of the bells were sold but the tenor (heaviest bell) was retained in the old bell frame. This bell weighs 20 CWT — 1 ton. This is the so-called council bell mentioned above. It is unlikely that the Glover's Needle could sustain a ring of bells today as there is no church to buttress the swaying tower.
Street art is visual art created in public locations for public visibility. It has been associated with the terms "independent art", "post-graffiti", "neo-graffiti" and guerrilla art.
Street art has evolved from the early forms of defiant graffiti into a more commercial form of art, as one of the main differences now lies with the messaging. Street art is often meant to provoke thought rather than rejection among the general audience through making its purpose more evident than that of graffiti. The issue of permission has also come at the heart of street art, as graffiti is usually done illegally, whereas street art can nowadays be the product of an agreement or even sometimes a commission. However, it remains different from traditional art exposed in public spaces by its explicit use of said space in the conception phase.
London Stands Up to Racism, London, March 19, 2016.
"ALL OUT FOR UN ANTI-RACISM DAY!
#M19
#RefugeesWelcome
#BlackLivesMatter
Speakers:
Diane Abbott MP
Claude Moraes MEP
Jean Lambert MEP
Jeremy Hardy, Comedian
Michael Rosen Children's novelist and poet
Gary Younge Journalist
Dave Ward CWU General Secretary
Christine Blower NUT General Secretary
Sally Hunt UCU General Secretary
Maurice Wren Chief Executive, The Refugee Council
Harish Patel National Equalities Officer, Unite The Union
Gloria Mills, Chair - TUC Race Relations Committee
Zita Holbourne Co-Chair, Black Activists Rising Against Cuts
Marilyn Reed Sarah Reed Campaign for Justice / Blaksox
Lee Jasper Movement Against Xenophobia
Malia Bouattia NUS Black Students Officer
Shakira Martin NUS VP Further Education
Shahrar Ali Deputy Leader, The Green Party
Yusuf Hassan VP Federation of Student Islamic Societies
Mohammed Kozbar Spokesperson,
Muslim Association of Britain
Maz Saleem Daughter of the Late Mohammed Saleem
Stephanie Lightfoot Bennett Co-Chair,
United Friends and Families
Gerry Gable Editor, Searchlight
Sam Fairbarn Secretary, People's Assembly Against Austerity
Lindsey German Convenor, Stop the War Coalition
Sabby Dhalu and Weyman Bennett, Organisers -
Stand up to racism
A racist offensive against refugees, migrants and Muslims is being pushed by some politicians and press. It is crucial we
respond to this by standing in solidarity against attempts to divide our communities. The appalling treatment of refugees across Europe and the staggering rise in anti-Muslim hate crimes must be challenged.
Let’s send a message that drives back the tide of racism, fascism, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism and the scapegoating of migrants and refugees – we say refugees welcome here and yes to diversity!
Join the Europe-wide UN Anti-Racism Day Demonstration when tens of thousands march across Britain, with major mobilisations in London, Scotland and Wales joining thousands in cities across Europe and around the world to say no to racism.
Stand Up To Racism has led some of the biggest anti-racist
mobilisations in Britain of the last decade, including the UN Anti-racism day demonstrations of 2014 and 2015 and the 100,000 strong Refugees Welcome demonstration on 12th September 2015."
Source:
www.standuptoracism.org.uk/2016/02/un-anti-racism-day-dem...