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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Bilder des Tages
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Guy Bell/REX/Shutterstock (9907836v)
Untitled by Anish Kapoor, est £0.4-0.6m - As part of Frieze week Sotheby's is holding a public exhibition of over 200 works, including those by post-war masters and by Contemporary artists. The sales include lots from the collection of patron and museum trustee David Teiger.
Frieze week, Sothebys, London, UK - 01 Oct 2018
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Sapper walk through the cleared minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Sappers show their work in the cleared minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Sappers show their work in the cleared minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 The demining machine Mamut work in the minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Liveing in the minefield. Milan Krzman lives in the middle of the fields withe mines. He lost his leg due the mine explosion and the eye when the garnet exploded in his backyard *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Liveing in the minefield. Milan Krzman lives in the middle of the fields withe mines. He lost his leg due the mine explosion and the eye when the garnet exploded in his backyard *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Sappers show their work in the cleared minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Sapper prepare himself before to go to the minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 The demining machine Mamut work in the minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Operator of the demining machine Mamut *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Sappers take a rest *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Sapper walk through the cleared minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 The demining machine Mamut work in the minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 The flag showing the position of the mine in the cleared minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Sapper shows the rocket engine found in the minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 The demining machine Mamut work in the minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Liveing in the minefield. Milan Krzman lives in the middle of the fields withe mines. He lost his leg due the mine explosion and the eye when the garnet exploded in his backyard *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Sappers sopervisors look at the map before the work i the minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Sappers show their work in the cleared minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 Sappers show their work in the cleared minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 The demining machine Mamut work in the minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Demining process in Paulind Dvor, Croatia on 02.05.2013 The demining machine Mamut work in the minefield *** (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Transformation in east London . Since the war ended Britain has built 374,256 permanent houses, flats etc . London County Council alone has built 12,413 . In Stepney , once one of London's worst slum boroughs - a new town is rising . In 1939 there were areas in East London with over 250 persons living to an acre , and over 20 % of the population living in overcrowded conditions . Some of the new blocks of flats which are being built - interspersed by cottage-type dwellings - in Stepney
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Transformation in east London . Since the war ended Britain has built 374,256 permanent houses, flats etc . London County Council alone has built 12,413 . In Stepney , once one of London's worst slum boroughs - a new town is rising . In 1939 there were areas in East London with over 250 persons living to an acre , and over 20 % of the population living in overcrowded conditions . Some of the new blocks of flats which are being built - interspersed by cottage-type dwellings - in Stepney
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CHINA Kowloon
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Eye Ubiquitous / Rex Features ( 1108582a )
Tsim Sha Tsui. Nathan Road. Woman hanging clothes to dry using special sticks at the balcony of an old building. Block of flats Residencies Building Structure Architecture Air condition Asia Culture Lifestyle Tradition Urban Landscape Contemporary Tourism Holidays Summer Design Vacation Skyline Skyscraper Vertical Height Tall Structure Architecture Design Deco Modern Apartments Shape Decoration Architect Urban Landscape City Metropolis Formation Geometry Lifestyle City Life Working class Aesthetics Laundry Postwar apartments Asian Chinese Chungkuo Citiscape Building Buildings Urban Architecture Cultural Cultures Female Women Girl Lady Jhongguo Laundering One individual Solo Lone Solitary Scenic Washing Zhongguo
CHINA Kowloon
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Soviet-managed barges held up in West Berlin retaliation move.
Berlin: A view of some of the 29 Soviet-managed barges which have been held up by Western transport officials at the Plotzensee lock , British sector , as a retaliation move against the Soviet restrictions placed on scrap metal shipments by barge from Western Berlin to the West zones . The barges , some of which have been held up for eight days , carry coal and reparation goods for Russia . West Berlin officials said that none of the barges had any shipping documents .
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Berlin: Berlin's " Vicory Alley " ( Siegesallee ) , a broad road lined with marble statues of Prussian war heroes in the Tiergarten Park near the Brandenburg Gate in the British Sector , is turning into a " Ghost Alley " as workmen dismantle the statues. In this picture a crane is seen hoisiting one of the statues of a Prussian war hero from its pedestal. In the background is the Victory Monument on Charlottenburger-chausee in the British sector .
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London County Council Minerva Estate Bethnal Green , East London . new flats built on a site of formerly occupied by slum properties ,
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Rebuilding York .
Mr and Mrs Mulvey take a last look from the window of their old home , Ebor Buidlings , York at the rubble surrounding the slum area from which they have now moved .
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All night queue for ' off the ration ' carpets and pyjamas
A queue of hundreds of people , some of whom had waited all night , stretched along three sides of Kennard's department store , Wimbledon , in the hope of buying no-docket carpets and rugs and coupon-free Government surplus pyjamas when the store opened . Photo shows: The long queue outside the store
30 September 1946 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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All night queue for ' off the ration ' carpets and pyjamas
A queue of hundreds of people , some of whom had waited all night , stretched along three sides of Kennard's department store , Wimbledon , in the hope of buying no-docket carpets and rugs and coupon-free Government surplus pyjamas when the store opened . Photo shows: The long queue outside the store
30 September 1946 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Autumn fashions at ' Britain Can Make it ' Exhibition
The latest ideas producted by British industry are on show at the Britain Can Make it Exhibition to be opened by King George VI at the Victoria and Albert Museum , London. Purpose of the exhibition is to display the variety and quality of British products . On view are nearly 6,000 exhibits from over 1,300 firms. They include the work of about 400 individual designers . Photo shows:Women visitors viewing autumn fashions and accessories in the fashion section
24 September 1946 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Modern bathroom on display at Britain can Make it Exhibition
A government-backed exhibition called 'Britain Can Make It' ran at the V&A for 14 weeks in the autumn of 1946 – confidently presenting a progressive, forward-thinking nation that could compete in a post-war global marke
24 September 1946 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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What Britain Can Make is shown at exhibition to be opened by the King
The latest ideas produced by British industry are on show at the Britain Can Make it Exhibition to be opened by King George VI at the Victoria and Albert Museum , London. Purpose of the exhibition is to display the variety and quality of British products . On view are nearly 6,000 exhibits from over 1,300 firms. They include the work of about 400 individual designers . Photo shows:
A complete modern nursery on view at the Exhibition
23 September 1946 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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What Britain Can Make is shown at exhibition to be opened by the King
The latest ideas produced by British industry are on show at the Britain Can Make it Exhibition to be opened by King George VI at the Victoria and Albert Museum , London. Purpose of the exhibition is to display the variety and quality of British products . On view are nearly 6,000 exhibits from over 1,300 firms. They include the work of about 400 individual designers . Photo shows:
A modern bedroom for children on view at tyhe exhibition
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What Britain Can Make is shown at exhibition to be opened by the King
The latest ideas produced by British industry are on show at the Britain Can Make it Exhibition to be opened by King George VI at the Victoria and Albert Museum , London. Purpose of the exhibition is to display the variety and quality of British products . On view are nearly 6,000 exhibits from over 1,300 firms. They include the work of about 400 individual designers . Photo shows:
A children's wash bowl well calculated to overcome juvenile prejudice against water!
23 September 1946 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Children's fashion show at ' Britain Can Make it ' Exhibition
The latest ideas produced by British industry are on show at the Britain Can Make it Exhibition to be opened by King George VI at the Victoria and Albert Museum , London. Purpose of the exhibition is to display the variety and quality of British products . On view are nearly 6,000 exhibits from over 1,300 firms. They include the work of about 400 individual designers . Photo shows:
A display of the latest in children's wear.
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Autumn fashions at ' Britain Can Make it ' Exhibition
The latest ideas produced by British industry are on show at the Britain Can Make it Exhibition to be opened by King George VI at the Victoria and Albert Museum , London. Purpose of the exhibition is to display the variety and quality of British products . On view are nearly 6,000 exhibits from over 1,300 firms. They include the work of about 400 individual designers . Photo shows:
Mr A Toop of Clapham painting the legs of a display model in the fashion section
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Autumn fashions at ' Britain Can Make it ' Exhibition
The latest ideas producted by British industry are on show at the Britain Can Make it Exhibition to be opened by King George VI at the Victoria and Albert Museum , London. Purpose of the exhibition is to display the variety and quality of British products . On view are nearly 6,000 exhibits from over 1,300 firms. They include the work of about 400 individual designers . Photo shows: Arranging autumn fashions in readiness for the opening of the exhibition
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Autumn fashions at ' Britain Can Make it ' Exhibition
The latest ideas producted by British industry are on show at the Britain Can Make it Exhibition to be opened by King George VI at the Victoria and Albert Museum , London. Purpose of the exhibition is to display the variety and quality of British products . On view are nearly 6,000 exhibits from over 1,300 firms. They include the work of about 400 individual designers . Photo shows: Arranging autumn fashions in readiness for the opening of the exhibition
23 September 1946 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Water jet engine at ' Britain Can Make it ' Exhibition
The latest ideas producted by British industry are on show at the Britain Can Make it Exhibition to be opened by King George VI at the Victoria and Albert Museum , London. Purpose of the exhibition is to display the variety and quality of British products . On view are nearly 6,000 exhibits from over 1,300 firms. They include the work of about 400 individual designers . Photo shows: An Aquajet engine for driving an outboard motorboat. Water is sucked in by the engine and then ejected , the thrust forcing the boat along
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Portable sewing machine at ' Britain Can Make it ' Exhibition
The latest ideas producted by British industry are on show at the Britain Can Make it Exhbition to be opened by King George VI at the Victoria and Albert Museum , London. Purpose of the exhibition is to display the variety and quality of British products . On view are nearly 6,000 exhibits from over 1,300 firms. They include the work of about 400 individual designers . Photo shows: inspecting an extremely compact portable electric sewing machne. The power lever is knee-operated ; a light shines on the needle. The carrying case forms a work bench
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Portable sewing machine at ' Britain Can Make it ' Exhibition
The latest ideas producted by British industry are on show at the Britain Can Make it Exhbition to be opened by King George VI at the Victoria and Albert Museum , London. Purpose of the exhibition is to display the variety and quality of British products . On view are nearly 6,000 exhibits from over 1,300 firms. They include the work of about 400 individual designers . Photo shows: inspecting an extremely compact portable electric sewing machne. The power lever is knee-operated ; a light shines on the needle. The carrying case forms a work bench
24 September 1946 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Portable sewing machine at ' Britain Can Make it ' Exhibition
The latest ideas producted by British industry are on show at the Britain Can Make it Exhbition to be opened by King George VI at the Victoria and Albert Museum , London. Purpose of the exhibition is to display the variety and quality of British products . On view are nearly 6,000 exhibits from over 1,300 firms. They include the work of about 400 individual designers . Photo shows: Mrs B A Irwin (left) of North London inspecting an extremely compact portable electric sewing machne. The power lever is knee-operated ; a light shines on the needle. The carrying case forms a work bench
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Final touches are being put to the 'Britain Can Make it ' Exhbition at the Victoria and Albert Museum , London , in readiness for the opening of the Exhibition by the King. Photo shows: Fine china being displayed .
A government-backed exhibition called 'Britain Can Make It' ran at the V&A for 14 weeks in the autumn of 1946 – confidently presenting a progressive, forward-thinking nation that could compete in a post-war global market
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Final touches are being put to the 'Britain Can Make it ' Exhbition at the Victoria and Albert Museum , London , in readiness for the opening of the Exhibition by the King. Photo shows: Fine china being displayed .
A government-backed exhibition called 'Britain Can Make It' ran at the V&A for 14 weeks in the autumn of 1946 – confidently presenting a progressive, forward-thinking nation that could compete in a post-war global market
23 September 1946 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Final touches are being put to the 'Britain Can Make it ' Exhbition at the Victoria and Albert Museum , London , in readiness for the opening of the Exhibition by the King. Photo shows: Fine china being displayed .
A government-backed exhibition called 'Britain Can Make It' ran at the V&A for 14 weeks in the autumn of 1946 – confidently presenting a progressive, forward-thinking nation that could compete in a post-war global market
23 September 1946 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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SATAN ' S LITTLE BROTHER REVEALED AFTER NINE MONTHS DIGGING THAMES IS BOMBS ALLY
Bomb disposal men of the Royal Engineers digging for Satan ' s little brother, unexploded 500 pound German bomb at Silvertown, London, now have exposed the bomb to view after nine months digging. the bomb is stuck head first in sticky tar impregnated shingle in a tar distillers yard. It is expected to be ready for removal in about a fortnight. Work is possible only at low tide and for about four hours on either side of it, because at high tide water pours into the 30 feet deep shaft. As low tide gets later each day, the men now work until the small hours of the morning.
Photo shows: Royal Engineers working at the top of the 30 foot shaft. (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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SATAN ' S LITTLE BROTHER REVEALED AFTER NINE MONTHS DIGGING THAMES IS BOMBS ALLY
Bomb disposal men of the Royal Engineers digging for Satan ' s little brother, unexploded 500 pound German bomb at Silvertown, London, now have exposed the bomb to view after nine months digging. the bomb is stuck head first in sticky tar impregnated shingle in a tar distillers yard. It is expected to be ready for removal in about a fortnight. Work is possible only at low tide and for about four hours on either side of it, because at high tide water pours into the 30 feet deep shaft. As low tide gets later each day, the men now work until the small hours of the morning.
Photo Shows: Royal Engineers of the British Army removing shingle from the 30 feet deep shaft at the bottom of which lies the bomb. the bucket is encrusted with tar.
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