Picasso actually knew how to paint, which might surprise some people.
"Science and charity, 1897"
"Science and charity, 1897"
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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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Why on God’s green earth would one be surprised ?!?
I was thinking of dismissive comments about modern art. I didn't mean to imply that modern artists aren't talented or can't paint. Although honestly, with some I'm not so sure.
Perhaps beccause he was best known for his cubist works. Boy could he paint....
I had forgotten about these. Thanks for the childhood flashback.
Came across this on the Goodwill website:
Vintage Rittenhouse Seed Sower Montgomery Ward
Vintage Rittenhouse Seed Sower Montgomery Ward
Vintage Rittenhouse Seed Sower Montgomery Ward
Vintage Rittenhouse Seed Sower Montgomery Ward
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Who remembers Banquet Cookin' Bags?
These were a favorite in my home. Just drop the bag of frozen meat in a pot of boiling water and in a few minutes pour it onto bread for a quick meal. These were a great late night meal after a gig.
These were a favorite in my home. Just drop the bag of frozen meat in a pot of boiling water and in a few minutes pour it onto bread for a quick meal. These were a great late night meal after a gig.
I am using two of those plus the head for my bass rig currently and it sound alright for what it is. If I gigged more than a couple times a year it would be immediately replaced with something more compact and powerful. Every time I take it out someone offers to buy it and one day my back will be just sore enough to not bring it home.
Yeah, I must have eaten more than my fair share of the Chicken a la King back in the day. I even remember one time where I boiled the bag but when I went to get the biscuits, realized we were out. Ditto the bread. So I ended up eating the a la king straight out of a bowl, like soup.
Freezer Queen Frozen Foods was a pioneer of the TV dinner industry beginning in 1958. In 2004, its Buffalo plant failed a government safety inspection and was closed. The USDA inspection found such violations as live cockroaches in the gravy tank on multiple occasions.
