There follows his coronation with orange paper crown and puzzlement over the bottle opener he has won.
Preparing for that first Halloween drive, Sunday school students decorated empty milk bottles using orange paper covering that Eleanor Roosevelt's office authorized and wore orange armbands.
For the next hour or so, I shot at the orange paper man, who occasionally fluttered with the force of the displaced air.
Walter Dexel, the main typographer at the Bauhaus, designed Lot 86, a montage made with an invitation postcard and larger pieces of black and orange paper.
He also presents me with two large chocolate squares, one wrapped in pink paper that has a handwritten "Venezuela" on it, and another in orange paper that has a handwritten "Indonesia".
Then he went back to his home on 79th Street and began writing the notices on orange paper, framing them with blue construction tape -- two of Matisse's favorite colors, he noted yesterday.
Zool: Knights Bookshop in Abingdon (doesn't exist any more sadly) — there really was no greater treat than being able to choose a book to buy and taking it home in its orange paper bag!
One room has been papered with a pattern taken from the brick walls of her studio, printed on fluorescent orange paper that comes by the roll in Belgium, and which is used as an eye-catching background for property sale posters.
Some of the show's anecdotes will make you cringe, as when you learn that Stieglitz titled his first show of African art "Statuary in Wood by African Savages," or that it incorporated backgrounds of bright yellow and orange paper that his collaborator, Edward Steichen, likened to "jungle drums".
By Arthur Samuels and E. B. White The New Yorker, November 17 , 1934P. 13 It soothes us to close our eyes and dream of the brown Connecticut countryside; with little birches drifting under bare white poles; and schoolhouses with orange paper pumpkins in the windows; and hunters fat with many sweaters, coming home at dust through a pasture lot, with their guns drooping, and their setters at heel.
