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Category Archives: Art
Philadelphia Pulse
Over the past few years, the once drab plaza around Philadelphia’s magnificent Second Empire-style 19th century City Hall has been transformed into a welcoming gathering place. Last month, the newest component of the Dilworth Park project was launched with the … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Public Transport, Tourism, USA
Tagged Center City Philadelphia, Dilworth Park, Philadelphia
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Piles of French Novels
Vincent Van Gogh Piles of French Novels 1887
According to Philip Pullman
Illustrations ©Nathan Gelgud
Into The Wild
The South Africa-based design studio Muti has released a killer series of book cover redesigns for group of iconic novels. I love the fresh typography and the great color palette.
Posted in Africa, Art, Books, Writing
Tagged Chinua Achebe, Cormac McCarthy, Ernest Hemingway, Frank Herbert, J. R. R. Tolkien
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Word On The Street : Philadelphia
This week it has been especially difficult to not to fixate on the enormous shitshow that is the U.S. government and the horrific treatment of women and girls in our sad culture. But once again we can find encouragement in … Continue reading
The best museum in the world ?
You may disagree, but TripAdvisor just named the Musée d’Orsay in Paris the “Best Museum in the World” for 2018. Housed in a stunning turn-of-the-century former railway terminal, this riverside gem hosts an eye-popping collection of European art works dating … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Europe, Museums, Public Transport, Tourism
Tagged France, Paris, TripAdvisor
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How Airports Work
When I was a young child my Grandfather had a job that took him all over the world for work. I always begged to go along to the airport to drop him off or pick him up for flights. The … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, Architecture, Art, Books, Public Transport, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Air Travel, airports, travel books
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It’s Raturday
For equal time Raturday, we have Robert Browning’s 1888 version of The Pied Piper of Hamelin illustrated by Kate Greenaway. The text of the volume published by Frederick Warne and Co. was based on a 17th century English take on the 13th … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Europe
Tagged book illustration, folk tales, Kate Greenaway, Robert Browning
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