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Huntington Club by oxfordblues84

November 19, 2024 - Ohio Stadium Tour. My first outing with the new mirrorless Canon RS6. I donated to WOSU 89.7 NPR News during their fall membership drive and in appreciation I received an exclusive behind-the-scenes VIP Tour of Ohio Stadium with other 89.7 members.

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Jesse Owens Museum by Richard Melton

In the 1936 Olympic games in Berlin, a single man captured the attention of the world, winning 4 gold medals, an Olympic first. The park and museum is located where his birthplace home was located in the community of Oakville, Alabama. The park showcases several memorials for Owens including a museum, statue, replica home, broad-jump pit, 1936 torch replica

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Owens Home Master Bedroom by Richard Melton

In the replica of the Owens homeplace at the time of Jesse's birthday. At the Jesse Owens Park and Museum on the land where the cabin was located in the community of Oakville, Alabama.

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Children's Bedroom At The Owens Home by Richard Melton

In the replica of the Owens homeplace at the time of Jesse's birthday. At the Jesse Owens Park and Museum on the land where the cabin was located in the community of Oakville, Alabama. The family could only afford a small house and furnishings. The children had to sleep on palettes on the floor.

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Inside The Jesse Owens Museum by Richard Melton

In the 1936 Olympic games in Berlin, a single man captured the attention of the world, winning 4 gold medals, an Olympic first. The park and museum is located where his birthplace home was located in the community of Oakville, Alabama. The park showcases several memorials for Owens including a museum, statue, replica home, broad-jump pit, 1936 torch replica

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Jesse Owens Home by Richard Melton

A replica of the Owens homeplace at the time of Jesse's birthday. At the Jesse Owens Park and Museum on the land where the cabin was located in the community of Oakville, Alabama.

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Sunny Morning Run by Richard Melton

The top of The Jesse Owens Monument at The Jesse Owens Museum in Oakville, Alabama. Topaz Cave Dweller effect in Topaz Studio II was applied to the photo. In the 1936 Olympic games in Berlin, Owens captured the attention of the world, winning four gold medals, an Olympic first.

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Jesse Owens Monument by Richard Melton

At The Jesse Owens Musuem on the site of his birthplace home in the community of Oakville in rural Lawrence County, Alabama. In the 1936 Olympic games in Berlin, he captured the attention of the world, winning four gold medals, an Olympic first. The Olympic torch passed by this museum on the way to the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.

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LA RUEE VERS L'OR - LIVRE by Brin d'Amour

La ruée vers l’or d'Ernest Pignon-Ernest & Pierre-Louis Basse - En Exergue Éditions - 39,90€
C’est d’abord l’histoire d’une rencontre. Celle entre Ernest Pignon-Ernest, l’un des plus grands plasticiens français, connu pour avoir été l’un des précurseurs de l’art urbain, récemment installé à l’Académie des Beaux-Arts, et Pierre-Louis Basse, écrivain à la vingtaine d’ouvrages, fervent amoureux du sport et qui n’a jamais cessé d’en faire un objet culturel à part entière.
Cette rencontre sonne comme une évidence. L’un proposant plus d’une centaine de dessins. C’est le travail d’un Maître. L’autre lui prêtant sa plume. Et quelle plume là encore ! Le résultat : un livre où une trentaine de ﬁgures de l’olympisme, d’Owens à Riner en passant par Zátopek, Fosbury, Besson, Comăneci, Spitz, Borzov ou Clay, sont sublimées. Un ouvrage qui raconte les Jeux olympiques à travers celles et ceux qui ont créé une rupture dans l’art de leur sport.
Un livre unique.
Spéciale dédicace à Art To Be Gallery