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Thistle Flower (Fleur de chardon), 1870
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More Art Monday: Scenes of Philadelphia
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Image 1: “”Happy,” Cantrell St., South Philadelphia, Pa.”,1937, Louis Faurer
Image 2: “Wissahickon Creek”, 1938, Earl Horter
Image 3: “Philadelphia”, 1964, Ray K. Metzker
Image 4: “Philadelphia”, 1937 (negative); 1980 (print), Louis Faurer
Image 5: “Broad Street, Philadelphia”, 1981, Burk Uzzle
Image 6: “Cynthia, Philadelphia”, 2004 (image); 2011 (print), Zoe Strauss
Image 7: “Judd’s Hotel, Philadelphia”, 1820, Artist/maker unknown
Image 8: “PSFS Building, Philadelphia”, 1932-33, Lloyd Ullberg
Image 9: “Ideal Cinema, Philadelphia, Pa”, 1938 (negative); 1981 (print), Louis Faurer
Image 10: “Mummer’s Parade, New Year’s Day”, 1995 (printed 1999), David Graham
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Loggins & Messina — Danny’s Song
So, bedrudgingly, I have The Voice to thank for reminding me of Loggins’ beautiful song. This song evokes such a specific nostalgic feeling for me — of being in the back of my mom’s yellow Dodge Omni, heading somewhere around Virginia, radio blaring. Listening now, I am compelled to sing along, and the words and tone just drape me in such comfort. I’ve played this 4 times today, and I think there are a few more plays just ahead.
Addendum: Just realizing what a good father’s day song this is. Part of the 70s canon of great father-son songs (see Cat’s In The Cradle, Father & Son, Old Man) but the rare one narrated from the father’s perspective.
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林孝彦 HAYASHI Takahiko 1983
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Albert Monier (1915-1998)
Escalier, 72 rue Mouffetard, Paris, 1952 (Postcard)
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