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Jet Fighters over Thule Air Force Base
View through The Met
Gelatin silver print
Photographs, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Photography in the Fine Arts 1959
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Pair of earrings, red glass beads, jet, plastic flies, Carole Mortisha Ascoli, 1995 remake of 1981 design. Pair of Goth-style earrings. Each has ten red glass beads threaded onto metal wire, which in turn is threaded through a black plastic wingless fly.
Pair of earrings, red glass beads, jet, plastic flies, Carole Mortisha Ascoli, 1995 remake of 1981 design. Pair of Goth-style earrings. Each has ten red glass beads threaded onto metal wire, which in turn is threaded through a black plastic wingless fly.
Pair of earrings, red glass beads, jet, plastic flies, Carole Mortisha Ascoli, 1995 remake of 1981 design. Pair of Goth-style earrings. Each has ten red glass beads threaded onto m...
The Landscape of the Cold War
The Landscape of the Cold War
Portfolio of 12 original 20 x 24 inch gelatin silver prints signed by Barbara Norfleet.
Print titles are as follows:
1) Remaining house on the fringe of a simulated town over...
Suede shoe with a jet buckle, made by Hook, Knowles & Co., England, ca. 1910.
Suede shoe with a jet buckle, made by Hook, Knowles & Co., England, ca. 1910.
Suede shoe with a jet buckle, made by Hook, Knowles & Co., England, ca. 1910. ...
Great Air Force Pageant
Great Air Force Pageant
Saturday ' s Great Air Force Pageant at Hendon_x000D_
Bristol fighters flying in formation_x000D_
2 July 1921...
Great Air Force Pageant
Great Air Force Pageant
Saturday ' s Great Air Force Pageant at Hendon_x000D_
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Standing Buddha Shakyamuni in Varada-mudra
Standing Buddha Shakyamuni in Varada-mudra
This sculpture depicts a Buddha gracefully standing on a shallow lotus pedestal, the Buddha likely the Buddha Sakyamuni (the Historical Buddha) though possibly the Buddha Dipankara...