The Bahre Automobile Collection is opened up to the public once a year, as a fundraiser to the local library in Paris Hill, ME.
Pretty spectacular stuff. (click the thumbnails for full-sized, correctly proportioned images)
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The Bahre Automobile Collection is opened up to the public once a year, as a fundraiser to the local library in Paris Hill, ME.
Pretty spectacular stuff. (click the thumbnails for full-sized, correctly proportioned images)
If Gerhard Richter Celebrated Chanukah….
Perhaps it would look like this at his house:
Scratching your head on the reference?
NY Times: Apple’s Visionary Redefined Digital Age
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Love the use of the iconic cassette tape form as a scotch tape dispenser on this product.
The Philips Company of the Netherlands invented and released the first compact audio-cassette in 1962.
Makes me remember with great fondness the days mixing up a really good (and sublimely meaningful) tape in the mode of the ultimate mix-tape book, High Fidelity, by Nick Hornby. There was great joy when the recipient actually understood what you were getting at. Fortunately, that kind of backhanded communication vehicle is not a lost art, it has just morphed on into other things…
Mix in a little Bob Mould, and have a listen to his musical interpretation of High Fidelity. How’s that for a random loop?