COUNTRY LIFE MAGAZINE, OCTOBER 1928 (FALL BUILDING NUMBER): (1928

COUNTRY LIFE MAGAZINE, OCTOBER 1928 (FALL BUILDING NUMBER)

The Flying Scotsman: How the first 100mph locomotive became the most famous train in the world - Country Life

French photographer, painter and poet Dora Maar (b. Henriette Theodora Markovitch, 1907-97), was a remarkable artist who straddled both the artistic and commercial realms. Until recently Maar's work has often been overlooked in favour of her role as model to many greats of the early twentieth century, including Man Ray and Picasso, to whom she acted as model and archivist to for over 10 years. Yet Maar had been making a name for herself on the avant-garde scene long before she met these men.

Dora Maar [Book]

Boulder Canyon Project Act (1928)

Lady Chatterley's Lover (Bantam Classics): 9780553212624: Lawrence, D.H.: Books

Providence's Most Iconic Skyscraper Needs a Superhero

From Foreign Mission to Chinese Church, Christian History

Princeton Day School

Old issues of Country Life magazine 1897-1940

1928, Dartmouth Alumni Magazine

Arts News: New Book Traces Architectural History of KCAI – KC STUDIO

Bombs Against the Skyscrapers': Depero's Strange Love Affair with New York, 1928–1949 - Center for Italian Modern Art

Hopper: The Supreme American Realist of the 20th-Century, Arts & Culture