It gave me a thrill to see a reproduction of a note that Gerlach left for Fitzgerald: "En route from the coast … how are you and the family old sport?" "Old sport" is, of course, Gatsby's bogus Oxford catchphrase.
Nearby is a reproduction of the last notes he wrote, 10 years later -- broke, mortally ill and unable to complete his "Requiem".
But then, meaning did not seem to be a primary concern on a day when the mechanical reproduction of 200 bank notes cost more than $43 million.
The coin shows a reproduction of Hamsun's notes for his masterpiece Markens Grøde (Growth of the Soil), along with his features, which are partially visible through the text, and his signature.
No matter how loud you're rocking out on stage, when you're using the new Ultimate Ears monitors you'll enjoy amazing instrument and vocal clarity in the mid range, extended sound reproduction of the high notes, as well as a powerful and visceral low end.
But under what circumstances would a short e-mail or a voice mail message be any less preferable to sending a reproduction of a handwritten note?
She begins her review of AN Wilson's biography of CS Lewis with a brief reproduction of her own flyleaf notes made in the copy of her mother's copy of Spenser: notes made during Lewis's lectures.
The ultraviolet recording system introduced by RCA in 1936 improved the reproduction of sibilants and high notes.
Notes: With reproduction of original t.p.: Avivm praecipvarvm, qvarvm apvd Plinivm et Aristotelem mentio est, breuis & succincta historia.
"This results in 'glitches' in the line quality that for me mirrored the relationships between analogue and digital forms of production and reproduction," Hibbs notes, "I employ processes, synthesis, sampling, repetition, layering, glitch, rhythm and interval to inform the compositional structure of the paintings in parallel with the structures used to create electronic music". .
