25 Dec 2010
24 Dec 2010
Grand initial 'I' ...
Grand initial 'I' cut from a 16th century northern
European antiphonal richly painted on parchment
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Merry Christmas, my friends!
Image of the Nativity, Book of Hours, use of Rome,
Master of James IV of Scotland,
Bruges or Ghent, circa 1510
23 Dec 2010
22 Dec 2010
Celestino Baroana prepares to move a plastic pink
snail to another location in Miami Beach, Florida
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21 Dec 2010
Brian from The Magic Roundabout
When I was a child we lived in London for a while,
and I remember The Magic Roundabout!
The snail's name is Brian!
and I remember The Magic Roundabout!
The snail's name is Brian!
20 Dec 2010
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14 Dec 2010
A Danish, medieval song
I know...they are SMAAAALL!
Please, click to enlarge...
Chansonnier by Knud Jeppesen
This Chansonnier which has been characterized as
the perhaps most interesting and valuable medieval
manuscript of music in the Danish Royal Library,
occupies a place apart among the relatively few
manuscripts which hand down the French-Burgundian
repertory of chansons from the late 15th century.
The manuscript contains texts and notes of 33
three-voiced songs.
Wonder what the song is about!
So many snails!
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