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Tag Archives: Internet Archive
Beatrix Potter
Via a wonderful new blog, What’s New at the Internet Archive – eye candy for me, I discovered the cheerful work of Beatrix Potter. The English children’s book author and illustrator grew up in a rich family, but her parents … Continue reading
Posted in books, illustration
Tagged artist, books, children, illustration, illustrator, images, Internet Archive, vintage, writers
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Wired’s Best Movies in the Public Domain
Wired made a list of 10 The Best: Movies in the Public Domain and I decided to take a look. It’s almost a fine list, it has good examples of what you can find on-line in public domain of almost … Continue reading
Posted in cinema, video
Tagged Archive, download, F. W. Murnau, films, Fritz Lang, Internet Archive, movies, public domain, video
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Van Beuren’s Tom and Jerry
Before the popular cat and mouse pair Tom and Jerry, there was the Van Beuren’s cartoons of Tom and Jerry. At those cartoons, two guys starred a series of bizarre adventures paying plumbers, musicians, fishers, etc., with a similar style … Continue reading
In My Merry Oldsmobile
What do you know about old cars? I know the Ford Model T, just because it is too famous to don’t know it (or because I watched too many documentaries with its name), the Cadillac, Porsche and the Simca, because … Continue reading
Buster Keaton on-line
I have always been a huge fan of Charlie Chaplin and for a long time I knew him only as the king of silent comedies. Many years later I discovered other legends: Harold Lloyd, Max Linder and Buster Keaton. I … Continue reading
Posted in cinema, video
Tagged Buster Keaton, cinema, comedy, directors, download, films, free, Internet Archive, movies, public domain, short films, silent era, silent films, torrent, video
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1950′s French Commercials
Most of people like finish their days relaxing and watching TV with tons of commercials, if you aren’t a happy Tivo owner. I’m not a huge fan of those new commercials, however I know many of them can be very … Continue reading
Posted in animation, video
Tagged ads, animation, commercials, French, Internet Archive, John Sutherland, TV, video, vintage
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Christmas Linkdump 2006
Finally, the most loved day of the year (for some) arrived: Christmas Eve. Is everything ready for this night? The tree? Food? Gifts? Cookies for Santa? Your Christmas spirit? Well, I hope that everything is fine. Nevertheless, if you need … Continue reading
Classic Television Commercials
Nowadays, as a clear result of the huge competition among the companies and products, most of the commercials are made to sell ideas, a style of life. They made a commercial to sell not only a a pretty mobile with … Continue reading
Posted in animation, media, video
Tagged animation, commercials, download, Internet Archive, media, TV, video, vintage
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Jules Verne
Before Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov, Robert A. Heinlein and even before H. G. Wells there was Jules Verne. The French writer was a pioneer of the science-fiction genre. Verne was noted for writing about cosmic, atmospheric, and underwater travel … Continue reading
Posted in books, cinema, literature
Tagged French, Internet Archive, Jules Verne, literature, Méliès, sci-fi
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Expressionist Films’ Party
Now you can make your own German Expressionist Film party with the videos in public domain available at Archive, thanks to K-otic (be careful with the shoutbox pop-up). The last addition was Faust, the F. W. Murnau‘s masterpiece based on … Continue reading
Posted in books, cinema, video
Tagged books, cinema, classic, culture, download, expressionism, F. W. Murnau, Faust, films, folk, Fritz Lang, German, Goethe, Internet Archive, movies, silent films, video
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