He must have been a prominent citizen — his initials, BLP, are calligraphed in gold on the shield that covers the breast of the eagle.
As for the menus, they'll be calligraphed by a one-eyed man I found on Etsy.
"Normally," explained the rabbi, "we drink water". After dinner he showed me his few treasures: an 1816 Ladino-Hebrew prayer book, a parchment he was calligraphing and a 1949 English primer.
Its pages were expertly calligraphed, embellished with gold leaf, and decorated with sprays of blue acanthus, pheasants, swans, peacocks, and dancing villagers.
Its pages were expertly calligraphed, embellished with gold leaf, and decorated with… My local Blockbuster was a curvy mass of floor-length windows and reflective metal siding — picture the squat, commercial creation of a lesser Frank Gehry — which seemed to… This summer, Der Spiegel ran several stories revealing the extent of the N.S.A.'s large-scale monitoring of European communications.
The shelves contain rare early plant books, some with value in the million-dollar range, including its oldest, the "Circa Instans" of 1190, a formulary of medicinal plants that was hand-calligraphed on vellum.
Gone are the red calligraphed pennants hanging from the ceiling, although a fish tank (and a single moray eel) remains, along with — in what is perhaps a final nod to the Chairman — a long, often lonely communal bar.
Throughout the campus every poster, every label on every drawer, was beautifully hand calligraphed.
"Visionary" was the word calligraphed on a city proclamation, signed by Garcetti and presented to Nazarian on his birthday, in July.
We were handed placards with calligraphed menus on them and, a few moments later, out glided a lavender-smelling Buckethead in the Bucket and mask.
On the cover of the booklet, in big calligraphed letters, are written the French words 'Je t'aime.' Sneaking a peek at those stained pages, I can distinguish a list of names with all sorts of indications".
