And Man Has Time For Other Meanings

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And Man Has Time For Other Meanings

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War Series #34
War Series

Artist Richard Florsheim (American, 1916 - 1979)

Date1946

ClassificationsPrint

Mediumlithograph

DimensionsObject: 16 1/8 × 11 3/16 in. (41 × 28.4 cm) Sheet: 18 1/16 × 13 in. (45.8 × 33 cm)

Credit LineGift of the artist

Object number1967.647

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And Homes Were Emptied of Their Meaning

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He Learns the Meaning

Richard Florsheim

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The Peace Has Come

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"The union has just about agreed to a settlement on the basis of the N.L.R.B. formula, but a hitch has developed - they want us to pay for their ads in the "Times".

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Each Man in his Time

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1951

46. Reminiscence. Who, on seeing what the present brings,/ Does not lament time gone by?/ Who is it who does not mourn/ That which time has taken away?

46. Reminiscence. Who, on seeing what the present brings,/ Does not lament time gone by?/ Who is it who does not mourn/ That which time has taken away?

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1947

"He has two personalities: a captain of artillery whom all the world knows - and the other one."

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Mary Petty

1932

The Struggle For Cambodia: Portrait of a Cambodian soldier; old before his time he sits slumped in a posture of abject dejection; he has witnessed the utter devastation of his country

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Sarah Webb Barrell

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It is scarcely possible to doubt that the love of man has become instinctive in the dog. from Darwin’s Origin of Species

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Don Cortese

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“It is scarcely possible to doubt that the love of man has become instinctive in the dog.” from Darwin’s Origin of Species

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“I will volunteer for no more innoculations unless the germ has been tried on an elephant and it has lived.”

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