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Pressure coefficient and Mach contours illustrate the flow past the Space Shuttle Launch Vehicle 60 seconds after liftoff. Edward Tejnil, NASA/Ames
Tonight's goodnight image is the astonishing 'Windmere', from the brush of Edward Burra. Pencil and watercolour, 1973.
did a study of an edward hopper painting and it made me think of the final resting place... i wonder how long peter waited in the hotel room for juno to return?
@thepenumbrapod #thepenumbrapodcast #peternureyev
bonus, I just wanted to draw them in white
#hhoc #EdwardGreystone
🌊 The Zoology of the voyage of H.M.S. Samarang, under the command of Captain Sir Edward Belcher, C.B., F.R.A.S., F.G.S., during the years 1843-1846 /.
London: Reeve and Benham, 1850 [i.e. 1848-1850].
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【ナンセンス特集５】Edward Lear
『Lear's Book of Nonsense』ー復刻 オズボーン・コレクションー
『 Edward Lear Nonsense Songs』Illustrated by Bee Willey
『The Quangle Wangle's Hat』Pictures by Helen Oxenbury
『たわごと師たち』E.リア 佐々木マキ訳・画
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My name is Jordann William Edwards, and I'm the creator of @TDTandFriends - my ultimate goal is for it to be everywhere. I'm working with a few people to bring this stuff to life! #furry #furryartist #drawingwhileblack
Beta and her little Brother Edward.
Finally decided to design the little bro and I love how the looks aaa
First I wanted to make him a doberman like Beta but after looking through things a little I decided to make him a Dobermann and Husky mix!! He is a baby
@Zooophagous @securitanna @WensThomp @Brigidomorpha Orra White Hitchcock illustrated the trackways for Edward's lectures at Amherst College. These Triassic footprints were thought to be made by giant birds, "Ornithichnites," but we now know that they were made by theropod dinosaurs.
Credit: Amherst College, Palatino Press
@Zooophagous @securitanna @WensThomp @Brigidomorpha Edward Hitchcock, husband of natural history artist Orra White Hitchcock, wrote a scientific description of the dinosaur trackways in the Connecticut River Valley. Shortly after, he published "The Sandstone Bird" under a pseudonym ("Poetaster").
