Regards, Notre Pain, May 12, 1938 (2007.18.42)
Underwood and Underwood publisher, Baking division of British Commissariat at work in France, 1914-1918 (2011.36.16)
Leon Levinstein, Bread Line, Bowery, 1950-1959 (2011.53.37)
Leonard Freed, [Man walking with his bike and carrying a baguette in a bag on his back], 1971 (2014.56.26)
Leonard Freed, [Three nudists buying groceries, Cote d’Azur, France], 1980 (2014.56.17)
Bernard Plossu, Turkey, 1989 (211.1995)
Ed Kashi, The Ishikveren Refugee Camp in Turkey was home to 2000,000 Kurds from Iraq who fled after the Gulf War in 1991, from “When the Borders Bleed: The Struggle of the Kurds,” 1991 (2006.40.38) (EdKashi.com)
This is the second (the first is here) in a projected four part series of posts featuring photos of, or focusing on, one of the most significant and fundamental (and one of my favorite) foods: bread!
brauð – Icelandic
nri – Igbo
roti – Indonesian
arán – Irish
pane – Italian
roti – Javanese
panem – Latin
maize – Latvian
duona – Lithuanian
roti – Malay
ħobż – Maltese
taro – Maori
талх – Mongolian
brød – Norwegian
(Bread in different languages from Google translate and the link is a Google image search – just another half baked experiment).
Fans in a Flashbulb 
Dear Fans,
I’ve been looking at archives and found a quite extensive one of Harvard Design Magazine. Their use of photography as cover art is pretty amazing. I’m pretty sure this one [attached] is by Martin Paar, but can’t seem to locate it in my cranial archive.
Here’s link to back issues http://www.harvarddesignmagazine.org/issues/4
Cheers, Peggy
Peggy Roalf Editor in Chief DART: Design Arts Daily 15 East 32nd Street, 7th Floor New York, NY 10016
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