Newly-uncovered photos from First World War catalogue multitude of bizarre collisions before ‘magnificent men’ mastered skills of flying. / source: The Telegraph
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Orville Wright :: The pictures depict the brothers’ No. 2 glider, their
subsequent heavier-than-air craft flying at Sims Field (including the
Model R) and close ups of machinery. Silver prints, 1901-1928. / src: Swann Galleries
Mario Lasalandra :: Carnival at the Kindergarten, 2000 / source: paolo morello studio
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Mario Lasalandra :: Story of a Drama # 8, 1970 / source: paolo morello studio
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Voula Papaioannou :: Esplanade, Thessaloniki, Greece, 1950-1955 / src: Benaki Museum
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Photographs document the Wright brothers’ advances in early flight. The brothers made 105 flights on the Flyer II in 1904, some as long as five minutes. / source: The Telegraph
Ferruccio Ferroni :: Corteous Watchmaker, 1951 / src: paolo morello studio
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