In 1947, a twenty-year-old Brooke-Little founded the Society of Heraldic Antiquaries, which was renamed The Heraldry Society in 1950.
The little found-glass reliefs that Josef made at the Bauhaus in 1921 are restrained riots of greens, yellows, blues or reds that announce his love of strong colors and diverging tones of the same hue.
One way to avoid what you see as the excessive charge and still walk in the sun: work your little found-ticket scheme and hand $4 to the cashier, then, when you get home, mail the garage the additional $8 you owe.
The show, organized by Pamela Franks, a Yale Art Gallery fellow, chronicles the short, influential life of The Tiger's Eye, a "little magazine" founded and published by the Stephans in New York.
Juris Alunāns' book of verse Dziesmiņas (1856; "Little Songs") founded the modern Latvian lyric.
The Little Angel – founded by John and Lyndie Wright 50 years ago – still makes its puppets on site.
Little, Brown, founded in Boston in 1837, merged with Time Inc. in 1968, which in turn merged with the entertainment giant Warner Brothers in 1989.
Regensburg bratwurst, roughly the size of your ring finger, are still served at the Historical Sausage Kitchen, a smoky little joint, founded in 1309, which stands along the Danube near an ancient stone bridge.
The little company, founded by opera lovers seeking to fill a gap in the East End's cultural scene, has produced some of the world's greatest operas in some of the region's most humble sites: a rustic barn, a church, under the stars.
It was a HUGE victory for a little startup founded on a few thousand dollars!
