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Embroidery Industry in Guizhou
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Embroidery Industry in Guizhou
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FEATURE: Wunderschöne Aufnahmen der Milchstrasse
MANDATORY CREDIT: Stephen Ippolito/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. Strictly no stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission.
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The Marshall Point Lighthouse, Maine, with the Milky Way overhead. This panorama image was created by stitching together 11 individual images
Seal photobombs milky way, America - 14 Aug 2015
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A photographer captured the incredible moment a seal photo-bombed a shot of the Milky Way.
Photographer Stephen Ippolito, 45, regularly takes photos of the Milky Way, and was pleasantly surprised to see a seal photo-bombing his perfect shot.
Stephen was setting up his camera, whilst waiting for friends to arrive, when he saw something moving on the sand.
To his surprise it was a seal, basking on the sand. The seal began to waddle closer to Stephen and he decide to capture the perfect moment.
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Baroness Thatcher Of Kesteven Pm 1979 The Star Of The Show In Good Vote Catching Human Intrest Poses. 'is My Wife Goof At Sewing?' Asks Denis Thatcher His Spectacles Glinting With Loyal Astonishment That Anyone Could Be So Absurd As To Have Any Dou
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Margaret Thatcher Pm 1979 The Star Of The Show In Good Vote Catching Human Intrest Poses. 'is My Wife Goof At Sewing?' Asks Denis Thatcher His Spectacles Glinting With Loyal Astonishment That Anyone Could Be So Absurd As To Have Any Doubts On The Matter. 'of Course She's Jolly Goof At Sewing. She's Jolly Goof At Everything And Anything.' I'm Beginning To Have An Unnerving Feeling That He's Right. Here We Are On Thursday Morning Crammed Into A Leicester Clothing Factory And Mr Thatcher Has Just Confessed To Mrs Evelyn Hawkes Who;s Been Stitching School Blazers For The Past 55 Years That She Didn't Personally Like Sewing Very Much....margaret Thatcher
Baroness Thatcher Of Kesteven Pm 1979 The Star Of The Show In Good Vote Catching Human Intrest Poses. 'is My Wife Goof At Sewing?' Asks Denis Thatcher His Spectacles Glinting With Loyal Astonishment That Anyone Could Be So Absurd As To Have Any Dou
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Zusammenfassung: Margaret Thatcher mit 87 Jahren gestorben - funny Maggie
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Artist Spends 2,000 Hours Hand Stitching Georg Jensen's Jewellery Campaign, London, Britain - 23 Jan 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Georg Jensen / Rex Features (1543685d)
Artist Spends 2,000 Hours Hand Stitching Jewellery Campaign
An artist has spent nearly 2,000 hours hand stitching jewellery designer Georg Jensen's spring/summer 2012 jewellery campaign.
Inge Jacobsen stitched over eight campaign pictures of Danish supermodel Freja Beha Erichsen along with the help of students from The Royal School of Needlework at Hampton Court.
The Danish-Irish artist was personally asked by the reputable Georg Jensen to help with his summer campaign, since her cross-stitching technique has earned her critical acclaim.
The images of Freja Beha Erichsen from Jensen's 2011 winter campaign were used and rebooted with Inge's cross-stitching.
Nimble-fingered Inge stitched over four small images and four large ones by hand and the works were executed in fully stitched and partly stitched versions.
They will be exhibited at the Georg Jensen flagship stores during this season's Copenhagen Fashion Week, New York Fashion Week and London Fashion Week.
Inge said: "I was overjoyed when I heard from Georg Jensen. I used to live in Denmark so it was an honour to be asked by one of their well-known and respectable jewellery designers to help with their campaign.
"We both felt like it would be a great fit because my work involves using a traditional craft in a modern context and they are still using traditional methods to create their ultra-modern pieces. I visited their Head Office in Copenhagen earlier this year and they showed me the workshops where some of their silver-wear pieces are being made by hand. It is so nice to see a relatively large company continuing with the old traditions in their country of origin."
Jensen designs a wide range of gold, silver and diamond jewellery, luxury watches, iconic silverware and flatware and contemporary home-ware. There are 100 stores around the ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VMHUOZHRZ
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Artist Spends 2,000 Hours Hand Stitching Georg Jensen's Jewellery Campaign, London, Britain - 23 Jan 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Georg Jensen / Rex Features (1543685c)
Artist Spends 2,000 Hours Hand Stitching Jewellery Campaign
An artist has spent nearly 2,000 hours hand stitching jewellery designer Georg Jensen's spring/summer 2012 jewellery campaign.
Inge Jacobsen stitched over eight campaign pictures of Danish supermodel Freja Beha Erichsen along with the help of students from The Royal School of Needlework at Hampton Court.
The Danish-Irish artist was personally asked by the reputable Georg Jensen to help with his summer campaign, since her cross-stitching technique has earned her critical acclaim.
The images of Freja Beha Erichsen from Jensen's 2011 winter campaign were used and rebooted with Inge's cross-stitching.
Nimble-fingered Inge stitched over four small images and four large ones by hand and the works were executed in fully stitched and partly stitched versions.
They will be exhibited at the Georg Jensen flagship stores during this season's Copenhagen Fashion Week, New York Fashion Week and London Fashion Week.
Inge said: "I was overjoyed when I heard from Georg Jensen. I used to live in Denmark so it was an honour to be asked by one of their well-known and respectable jewellery designers to help with their campaign.
"We both felt like it would be a great fit because my work involves using a traditional craft in a modern context and they are still using traditional methods to create their ultra-modern pieces. I visited their Head Office in Copenhagen earlier this year and they showed me the workshops where some of their silver-wear pieces are being made by hand. It is so nice to see a relatively large company continuing with the old traditions in their country of origin."
Jensen designs a wide range of gold, silver and diamond jewellery, luxury watches, iconic silverware and flatware and contemporary home-ware. There are 100 stores around the ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VMHUOZHRZ
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Artist Spends 2,000 Hours Hand Stitching Georg Jensen's Jewellery Campaign, London, Britain - 23 Jan 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Georg Jensen / Rex Features (1543685b)
Artist Spends 2,000 Hours Hand Stitching Jewellery Campaign
An artist has spent nearly 2,000 hours hand stitching jewellery designer Georg Jensen's spring/summer 2012 jewellery campaign.
Inge Jacobsen stitched over eight campaign pictures of Danish supermodel Freja Beha Erichsen along with the help of students from The Royal School of Needlework at Hampton Court.
The Danish-Irish artist was personally asked by the reputable Georg Jensen to help with his summer campaign, since her cross-stitching technique has earned her critical acclaim.
The images of Freja Beha Erichsen from Jensen's 2011 winter campaign were used and rebooted with Inge's cross-stitching.
Nimble-fingered Inge stitched over four small images and four large ones by hand and the works were executed in fully stitched and partly stitched versions.
They will be exhibited at the Georg Jensen flagship stores during this season's Copenhagen Fashion Week, New York Fashion Week and London Fashion Week.
Inge said: "I was overjoyed when I heard from Georg Jensen. I used to live in Denmark so it was an honour to be asked by one of their well-known and respectable jewellery designers to help with their campaign.
"We both felt like it would be a great fit because my work involves using a traditional craft in a modern context and they are still using traditional methods to create their ultra-modern pieces. I visited their Head Office in Copenhagen earlier this year and they showed me the workshops where some of their silver-wear pieces are being made by hand. It is so nice to see a relatively large company continuing with the old traditions in their country of origin."
Jensen designs a wide range of gold, silver and diamond jewellery, luxury watches, iconic silverware and flatware and contemporary home-ware. There are 100 stores around the ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VMHUOZHRZ
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Artist Spends 2,000 Hours Hand Stitching Georg Jensen's Jewellery Campaign, London, Britain - 23 Jan 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Georg Jensen / Rex Features (1543685a)
Artist Spends 2,000 Hours Hand Stitching Jewellery Campaign
An artist has spent nearly 2,000 hours hand stitching jewellery designer Georg Jensen's spring/summer 2012 jewellery campaign.
Inge Jacobsen stitched over eight campaign pictures of Danish supermodel Freja Beha Erichsen along with the help of students from The Royal School of Needlework at Hampton Court.
The Danish-Irish artist was personally asked by the reputable Georg Jensen to help with his summer campaign, since her cross-stitching technique has earned her critical acclaim.
The images of Freja Beha Erichsen from Jensen's 2011 winter campaign were used and rebooted with Inge's cross-stitching.
Nimble-fingered Inge stitched over four small images and four large ones by hand and the works were executed in fully stitched and partly stitched versions.
They will be exhibited at the Georg Jensen flagship stores during this season's Copenhagen Fashion Week, New York Fashion Week and London Fashion Week.
Inge said: "I was overjoyed when I heard from Georg Jensen. I used to live in Denmark so it was an honour to be asked by one of their well-known and respectable jewellery designers to help with their campaign.
"We both felt like it would be a great fit because my work involves using a traditional craft in a modern context and they are still using traditional methods to create their ultra-modern pieces. I visited their Head Office in Copenhagen earlier this year and they showed me the workshops where some of their silver-wear pieces are being made by hand. It is so nice to see a relatively large company continuing with the old traditions in their country of origin."
Jensen designs a wide range of gold, silver and diamond jewellery, luxury watches, iconic silverware and flatware and contemporary home-ware. There are 100 stores around the ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/VMHUOZHRZ
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Tailor's workshop, Whitechapel, London, (c1960?) Interior of Z Nathan's tailoring workshop at 80 Cable Street. Between 1881 and 1914, two million Jews left Eastern Europe, fleeing poverty and persecution. Some 150,000 settled in England, many taking up tailoring and working long hours in sweatshops.
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Girls in sewing class using sewing machines, Rowntree factory, York, Yorkshire, 1932.
Credit: University of York / HIP / TopFoto
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'THE MATRIX RELOADED' FILM PREMIERE, CANNES FILM FESTIVAL, FRANCE - 15 MAY 2003
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'THE MATRIX RELOADED' FILM PREMIERE, CANNES FILM FESTIVAL, FRANCE - 15 MAY 2003
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Scissors and a reel of cotton resting on a home made quilt
1948 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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