RSS: I need it.
This post is not about the day to day operations of The Old Reader or anything of that nature. It’s about how our team came to get involved with RSS and how we see the future of this application and technology that we value so highly.
As a long time user of RSS and Google Reader, I’ve...
Mending sail on the German four-masted steel barque Magdalene Vinnen.
In 1945, this ship was awarded to the Soviet Union as war compensation and renamed (dun dun dun...) SEDOV. It is now the largest operational tall ship in existence.
Photo by Samuel J. Hood, 1933 or maybe 1935.
His Majesty’s Bark Endeavour - Replica by Craig Jewell Photography on Flickr.
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Baby Jesus had 3 fairy godmothers.
Anonymous Follower of Giotto (Neapolitan School)
The Adoration of the Magi
Italy (1343)
Tempera and Ground Gold on Wood
Overall, with engaged frame, 26 1/8 x 18 3/8 in. (66.4 x 46.7 cm); painted surface, including tooled border, 21 3/8 x 15 in. (54.3 x 38.1 cm).
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Robert Lehman Collection
I have no idea why three very tiny Black women are there, but I like it. Notice the absence of the Black King; Italian adoration paintings seem less likely to feature a Black King than those from the Netherlands, Germany, and Belgium.
Also, this is one of the paintings I come across when doing random searches and slogging through huge piles of information-the fact that these three Black women are there is not tagged or marked in any way in the database. I can’t find any more information or writing about this painting. It is attributed to an anonymous painter of the Neapolitan school, and I suppose it will remain a mystery.
Brinton Turkle
Elderly man knitting garments during drive to provide goods to servicemen during the war.
Pride of Baltimore II with everything set. Ringtail, topgallant, stuns’l, everything. I think I’m at the helm in this picture. It was a glorious day, though the wind had died and shifted a few minutes before.
Photo credit to Chief Mate Hank Moseley
Also, here’s a video version with sound.
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