Examples of using Ephemera in English and their translations into German
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I'm afraid my books will be forgotten like ephemera.
Bookplates and ephemera, bookplates and books, bookplates and small-format graphics.
Would you like to design commercial, cultural, ephemera, furniture or housing and spaces?
The term ephemera(from the Greek word for short-lived things) denotes transitory printed matter produced in small print runs.
The collection consists primarily of printed books and ephemera, but not multimedia or archival material.
In her free time she has a try at photography,occasionally she writes about languages for The Guardian and collects ephemera on her blog.
This refers to books, periodicals, printed ephemera and newspapers published in Denmark since the first book was printed in 1482.
Rare Paper is an online store and auction with a varied selection of postcards,photographs, ephemera and other collectible papers.
Working with video, photography, design, ephemera and textiles, Stewart straddles the gaps between personal and institutional histories through transparent mediation.
You are here: Home History Shop Israeli& Jewish Militaria Arabian& World[War]Militaria Ephemera& Documents Book:'Home Guard for Victory!
The University's Templeman Library, which is renowned for its drama and theatre manuscripts, including collections of playbills, prints,programmes and other theatre ephemera.
Abstract: The National Library of Ireland has a large collection of ephemera dating from the formation of the Irish State 1916-1922.
Situated right in Old Town, this three-floor museum features masturbatory devices, including manually operated vibrators,sex-related ephemera, and chastity belts.
This light yellow-olive imitation is my version from the subimago of ephemera Vulgata, one of two big mayflies found in May/june in Europe.
Description Record Aficionado"Volume 1: US Hardcore/Punk 1978-1985" features a selection of hardcore and punk records from 1978- 1985 with accompanying reviews,ads and ephemera.
Predominantly featuring items from the First and Second World Wars, from medals,to uniforms, ephemera to aviation, all backed by a money back guarantee.
It contains digitized ephemera(posters, flyers, election campaign newspapers, etc.) on the presidential elections conducted in the puppet state in the Caucasus in 2011, which were repeated in 2012 due to inconsistencies.
This large nymph, slightly weighed down under the thorax,mimics the larvae of large mayflies, Ephemera Danica and Vulgata.
The exhibition at the Schinkel Pavillon brings together large-format works and ephemera from museum and private collections, shown for the first time outside of Norway and offering a glimpse into the artist's uncommon art and life.
Since opening, the library has amassed a significant collection of materials on contemporary art, critical theory and curatorial practice with more than 7.000 books, magazines, journals, videos,and other ephemera.
The material was laying around already a little while:I wanted to use a 4×4 album with page protectors and some ephemera packs from the notes& things collection of crate paper.
A major theme in Ondak's oeuvre, most of the works take as point of departure found objects-be they utilitarian or everyday, from the world of construction, athleticequipment, art and design, or mass-produced ephemera.
With nearly 800 examples, illustrated in vibrant color, this deluxe volume notonly showcases this extraordinary collection of paper ephemera but serves as a history of restaurants and dining out in America.
We can find a great variety of documents, including modern and old books, manuscripts, incunabula, newspapers, journals, magazines, pictures, photographs, maps, scores, sound and audiovisual records,digital resources, ephemera, etc.
Fusing Polaroids, video, written text, ephemera and large and medium format photographs, Goldberg uses his varied and experimental approach to photographic storytelling to reflect on issues of migration and the conditions for desiring escape.
In this Art Edition of'60s psychedelia, Tom Wolfe 's The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Testis published in letterpress alongside manuscript pages, ephemera, photographs from Ted Streshinsky and Lawrence Schiller, and the signed print, Me and My Shadow, 1966, an iconic image of the LSD scene.
Ephemera and found materials such as Allan Sekula's notebooks, documentation of Chicago jazz musician Malachi Ritscher, and Susan Howe's collage poems are positioned alongside proper artworks by Cherokee-born sculptor Jimmie Durham and painter Elijah Burgher.
Subject strengths include the history of radio, television, the telegraph, computing, and other aspects of the history of technology with a special interest in the history of invention; advertising, marketing, and entrepreneurship;commercial visual ephemera(post cards, greeting cards); American music(sheet music, jazz) and musical instruments.
Rooms at the Hotel de Londres y de Inglaterra are upscale and traditional, with features such as elaborate moldings, Edwardian oak furniture with brass fittings, flattering modern lighting with a classic feel, fantastic closets, and stunning black-and-white photographs, vintage drawings,and historic ephemera on the walls.
The collection includes the Hahn Library, which was donated to the museum in 2005 by Hildegard Hahn, so that together collection and library present the entire complexity of art in the 1960s: from Joseph Beuys, François Dufrêne, Raymond Hains, Yves Klein, Daniel Spoerri, Jean Tinguely, Niki de Saint-Phalle, and Christo, to the artists around the Fluxus movement; from objects like George Brecht's Universal Machine andNam June Paik's legendary Piano, to Ephemera by Marcel Broodthaers or works by Gilbert& George.