Michiel 2005's photos with the keyword: picture

Johannes von Diergardt (1859–1934) was a collector of archeological objects from the Migration Period in Europe (early Dark Ages). He was a private man, often his contributions to museums were anonymous. He didn’t leave much written records of his finds, so the providence is not always known. His collection is now in Cologne, but temporarily in Berlin, because of renovation works in Cologne.

The Historical and Folklore Museum.

The Historical and Folklore Museum.

O capitão Salgueiro Maia com o major Fernando Bélico Velasco da GNR, no Largo do Carmo, na tarde do dia 25 de abril de 1974 (fotografia de Alfredo Cunha)

Grand Prix de Circuit de la Seine (1912) by Jacque-Henri Lartigue

Brendan Behan was an Irish playwright and writer. He was also known for his drinking. In 1961 he went to Toronto, to host a Jazz revue. It was not a success and Behan went on a drinking binge. He was arrested by the police and fined $200 in the resulting court case. He left Toronto and three years later he died. More info: torontoist.com/2013/07/historicist-one-drink-too-many-and-a-thousand-not-enough Temporary picture exhibition from the Globe & Mail archive.

Home to a temporary picture exhibition from the Globe & Mail archive.

Part of the picture exhibition of the Globe & Mail newspaper. Temporary picture exhibition from the Globe & Mail archive.

Studio of Andrea del Sarto. Early 16th century.

After the success of the Harry Potter books and films, there is a spot at King’s Cross station where you can take a picture pretending to access platform 9¾. An assistant holds up your scarf to make it look like you’re flying.

I hope the camel gets some dates in the future.