On Nov. 11 Warner Brothers releases a collection of flag-wavers made for the home front during World War II.
Heavier traffic, lengthy bus queues and a collection of flag-waving London Underground workers meant only one thing at King's Cross on Tuesday morning - another 48-hour Tube strike.
A collection of signal flags lies nearby, ready to be run up a yardarm.
Thank you!" "Can I find Chinese people nearby?" "Would you please fill my bottle with hot water?" "Would you please shelter me for the night?" In a Flushing coffee shop, his bicycle leaned against a counter, with a collection of miniature flags fastened at the handlebars.
One Flag Every Day is the third work in the exhibition and, as the title suggests, consists of a collection of individual flags that are produced on a daily basis.
Strips of brightly colored fabric attached to long clotheslines sway in the breeze, bringing to mind both the rags used in car wash culture and a collection of African flags.
The hotel has a collection of over 300 flags.
A collection of early American flags was dispersed among the owner's friends.
Big Journalism, another conservative Web site, published a collection of photographs showing defaced flags and cars at Occupy protests, as well as signs urging an end to aid to Israel, which the Web site used to argue the anti-Semitism of the new movement.
Flags, which encompasses her work from 2005 to 2014, is Rahbar's sculptural rumination on the concept of national belonging: a collection of American and Iranian flags, overrun with belts, beads, ribbons, and embroidery.
