16 يونيو 2014
Slavs
Zygmunt Gloger’s Album
Etnograficzne
An
album dedicated to the discussion of mixing of and anthropological differences
in peoples who inhabited the lands of the ancient Slavs, located between the
Carpathian Mountains, the Baltic Sea and the Dnieper.
Zygmunt
Gloger was a prominent Polish historian, archeologist, geographer and
ethnographer, whose works are to date considered as highly significant to the
study of Polish and Slavic history and culture
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Tale Worlds
From
heavy bonds
From
infidel faith
To
the bright dawn
To
quiet waters
To
a gladsome land
To
a Christian world
Hear,
O God, our prayers
The
prayers of the hapless
The
prayers of poor captives
A Meditation on Nature
Why Man Creates
Why
Man Creates focuses on the creative process and the different approaches taken
to that process. It is divided into eight sections: The Edifice, Fooling
Around, The Process, Judgment, A Parable, Digression, The Search, and The Mark
Conjoined Twins
The Double-bodied Man
postcard, 5.5 x 3.25 inches, circa 1920
photographer: unknown
Quite similar to Piramal was Jean Libbera, who
displayed his parasitic twin, Jacques. Jean and Jacques were born in Rome in
1884 into a family of thirteen children — one of whom also had a parasitic twin
but did not survive.
Libbera toured the United States for many years,
earning a handsome living from his brother. He married and had four children,
eventually retiring from the business and moving with his family back to Italy.
Jean (and Jacques) passed away in 1936
Birds in the Mire
Greek
Women in Resistance
Eleni Fourtouni Greek Women inResistance
I
remember Maria , Diamando , Chrysanthi..Forty years later these women have
become ideas , legends, regiments of furies demanding not be forgotten
who
will sing
who
will collect what is coming to me
what
i've lost and
for which they shoot me down?
Birds
in the Mire- is a documentary film by
Alinda Dimitriou
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