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Sunday, April 21, 2019

Torn Paper Collage: Abbey Road, Part 2



The Paper

The collage is full of hand-painted papers, 1960s vintage ads and memorabilia, and personal momentos of the owners.  The whole piece is a "remember that" activity.  My friends and I collected paper for 18 months.  So fun!

There are probably a dozen or more maps showing their home towns, colleges, and of course Austin. Their childhood pictures show up in the trees, in the street, and behind the wheel of a red double-decker bus.

The lyrics to A Day in the Life ("I read the news today, oh boy, about a lucky man who made the grade...:) are in the shadows on the Volkswagon Bug.

MLK's I Have a Dream speech begins in the closest lightpost and continues back to the one behind.


                  




The People

Front row, left to right:  George, Paul, Ringo, John
Back, left:  the group at the gate; they just happened to be there
Back, right: an American tourist visiting London, Paul Cole struck up a conversation with an officer who was sitting in his police car on the side of the street that day.  Cole was waiting for his wife who was in a nearby museum.
In and Amongst:  Albert Einstein, Martin Luther King, Jr., Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, the astronaut, the Rat Pack, Elvis Presley, the bell hop, the cowboy, the surfers, the Eyes of Texas, and 1963's Queen Scheherazade.







            

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