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The Golden Magazine Halloween Calendar Page
Art by Richard Scarry, from Neato Coolville's photostream.
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Brown by Ken Nordine.
The Hare Who Lost his Spectacles: an interlude by Jethro Tull, from A Passion Play.
Defensive postures amuse studio audiences.
"The owl is a dirty bird that prefers darkness to light."
So saith
The Medieval Bestiary..
The editors of OVVLvverk admire of the work of the visionary 19th century German artist E.T.A. Hoffmann, who is best known for the popular seasonal ballet scored by Tchaikovsky, based upon the short story Nussknacker und Mausekönig,
(And also for the fascinating opera by Offenbach based upon his work).
One rather interesting interpretation is The Secret of The Nutcracker, a 2007 Canadian Television production by Joe Media. Set in Alberta in 1944, they made some unique casting decisions, such as portraying the character of Drosselmeyer as an Owl.
They have provided a short artist video about Otis the Owl, which is a swell look at the work of television Owl actors.
OVVLvverk highly recommends it.
"Audubon's 'Birds of America' Sells For $10.3 Million, Most Expensive Book Ever." via Schwarz.
Cut This Out.
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"While driving to work last week we found a large great horned owl on the side of the freeway..."
Owl in Box, a photo-essay by Reynen on LiveJournal.
