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A path away a shimmering sun slithering on a shining sea Somehow, it just isn't right
avi by Meilo Minotaur and CapCat Ragu photo taken at build by Bryn Oh thanks to Meilo Minotaur and Capcat Ragu, look for the Project here: www.flickr.com/groups/meta_body/
Coach Lehman has his Bulldogs off to an outstanding 2025. As of January 13, 2025; the Bulldogs have a 10-1 overall & 4-0 Western Buckeye League record. Joi...
virtual reality contemporary art
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Immersiva/15/125/22Imogen and the pigeons is a immersive narrative exhibited in the virtual world called Second Life. ...
Bryn Oh Second Life
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Bryn Periwinkle Wrap Dress • Effortless in a watercolor print, the Bryn features a flattering wrap silhouette with exaggerated sleeves for added dimension. The pale periwinkle with moody blue florals in an airy and oh-so-soft fabrication, pair with canvas flats and straw tote for an elevated weekend look. Fabric content: 100% rayon. Knee length slip. Unlined top. Full wrap.
"The Singularity of Kumiko" by Bryn Oh Opening February 14th, 2014 on Immersiva in the virtual world of Second Life.Music by Gary Jules "Mad World"With suppo...
@sheltiedavenz — Bryn (Timaru Botanic Gardens)
The main construction of the Bryn Athyn Cathedral took place between the years 1913 and 1928 with work on the stained glass windows and interior decoration continuing into the early 1940s and beyond. The main Cathedral building is Gothic, while the northern and southern buildings are in the early Romanesque style. Industrialist, John Pitcairn (1841-1916) provided funding for the project, and his son Raymond (1885-1966) oversaw the design and construction of this unique Gothic and Romanesque style complex. The Cathedral was constructed using methods highly unusual for the twentieth century. Workshops for stone, wood, metal, and stained glass were built on site allowing designers and craftsmen to collaborate. Skilled stone carvers, woodworkers and other craftsmen from Europe fashioned natural materials to construct and beautify the building. Though all of the work was done on site, materials came from near and far. The Cathedral's hand-blown glass windows were designed and made at a studio and furnace established in Bryn Athyn. The lost art of making pot metal glass was revived in order to duplicate the vibrant colors and textures of medieval stained glass. As early as 1914, Raymond Pitcairn had begun thinking about the stained glass windows for the Cathedral. Determined to reproduce the textures and pure colors of the early Gothic French windows he admired during his trips to Europe researching construction, he arranged for the translation of a twelfth-century manuscript on the subject to revive the medieval art of making pot metal glass. His artists were sent to England and France to photograph and draw windows in specified churches. He also sent them to see a stained glass collection of a friend, in order to provide them with a hands-on view of medieval panels. Stained glass craftsmen were sought and set to work experimenting with colors recipes before they moved on to create the hand-blown windows seen in the Cathedral today. (from the website of the Bryn Athyn Cathedral www.brynathynchurch.org/index.html) Additional traditional styled American stained glass can be found at www.willethauser,com/ Become a fan of Willet Hauser while visiting their Facebook site at www.facebook.com/willethauser
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@sheltiedavenz — Bryn & Jordie (Timaru, New Zealand)
Rebecca Bryn lives near St Davids in West Wales with her husband and rescue dog. She is a multi-genre author but her first love is historical thrillers with a twist: tales of courage, hope, and unbreakable love. A self-taught artist, she also paints the stunning Pembrokeshire coast in watercolor and has work in private collections worldwide.
