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Nosegays for Lovers

Maker
Daten.d.
MediumPrint
Credit LineGift of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lust
Object number1973.15
Status
Not on view
An Old Man Interrupting Young Lovers (after Polidoro da Caravaggio)
An Old Man Interrupting Young Lovers (after Polidoro da Caravaggio)
Marcus Tuscher
1743
Lovers I (Liebespaar I), also titled The Brothel
Lovers I (Liebespaar I), also titled The Brothel
Max Beckmann
1916
The Lovers (Das Liebespaar)
The Lovers (Das Liebespaar)
Ernst Barlach
1927
Image Not Available for Lovers United
Lovers United
Eda Easton
1981
©David Sharpe
Untitled (Lovers)
David Sharpe
1981
Lovers
Lovers
David Sharpe
1982
Image Not Available for A Scene of Lovers
A Scene of Lovers
Unidentified Artist
20th century?
Lovers
Lovers
Roger Shimomura
2015
Bound For The Laos Front: Laotian government troops and their artillery weapons speed over a dusty road on the way north toward the royal capital of Luang Prabang. They were part of a mass movement toward the front lines to face Communist-backed rebel troops threatening the area in the current civil war, January 1961
Bound For The Laos Front: Laotian government troops and their artillery weapons speed over a dusty road on the way north toward the royal capital of Luang Prabang. They were part of a mass movement toward the front lines to face Communist-backed rebel troops threatening the area in the current civil war, January 1961
Fred Waters
1/1/1961
Leading Up To Laotian’s House Arrest: Paratroop Captain Kong Le, center, escorts Russia’s Alexander Abramov, left, on review of honor guard when Abramov arrived in Vientiane, October 13th, 1960, as first Soviet ambassador to Laos. Kong Le, whose military coup made Prince Souvanna Phouma the Premier of Laos, was ordered put under house arrest by Souvanna for fifteen days. Souvanna said he was punishing Kong Le for the effusive and unauthorized welcome he staged for Abramov’s arrival
Leading Up To Laotian’s House Arrest: Paratroop Captain Kong Le, center, escorts Russia’s Alexander Abramov, left, on review of honor guard when Abramov arrived in Vientiane, October 13th, 1960, as first Soviet ambassador to Laos. Kong Le, whose military coup made Prince Souvanna Phouma the Premier of Laos, was ordered put under house arrest by Souvanna for fifteen days. Souvanna said he was punishing Kong Le for the effusive and unauthorized welcome he staged for Abramov’s arrival
Fred Waters
10/13/1960
U.S. Ammunition Airlifted To Laos Forces: workers unload cases of ammunition from cargo plane on airstrip at Sam Neua in northern Laos. Munitions are part of the stepped up aid to loyal Laotian forces as Sam Neua, where Communist rebels, said to be aided by regulars from nearby Communist North Vietnam, are exerting pressure on the Northern army headquarters town, September 7, 1959
U.S. Ammunition Airlifted To Laos Forces: workers unload cases of ammunition from cargo plane on airstrip at Sam Neua in northern Laos. Munitions are part of the stepped up aid to loyal Laotian forces as Sam Neua, where Communist rebels, said to be aided by regulars from nearby Communist North Vietnam, are exerting pressure on the Northern army headquarters town, September 7, 1959
Fred Waters
9/7/1959
Laotian Regulars Move Up: Royal Laotian army troops, known as top fighting men of the country, march toward the front as reinforcements late last week. These men and others like them were bolstering the lines at Nong Khang, near Sam Neua in northern Laos. Reports from the Laotian capital of Vientiane this week said that Communist-led rebels are passing around Sam Neua in what could be a staging operation for a three-pronged attack on the mountain-ringed stronghold, September 9, 1959
Laotian Regulars Move Up: Royal Laotian army troops, known as top fighting men of the country, march toward the front as reinforcements late last week. These men and others like them were bolstering the lines at Nong Khang, near Sam Neua in northern Laos. Reports from the Laotian capital of Vientiane this week said that Communist-led rebels are passing around Sam Neua in what could be a staging operation for a three-pronged attack on the mountain-ringed stronghold, September 9, 1959
Fred Waters
9/9/1959