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Join Julius Knipl, real estate photographer, on a leisurely stroll past the Institute for Soup-Nut Research and The Municipal Birthmark Registry. Savor the smell of a phone booth, circa 1961. Sign up for a guided tour of the oldest continually vacant storefront in America. Attend a championship grave-digging competition, or should you feel you've wasted yet another day,(...)
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Join Julius Knipl, real estate photographer, on a leisurely stroll past the Institute for Soup-Nut Research and The Municipal Birthmark Registry. Savor the smell of a phone booth, circa 1961. Sign up for a guided tour of the oldest continually vacant storefront in America. Attend a championship grave-digging competition, or should you feel you've wasted yet another day,(...)
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Julius Knipl, real estate photographer: the beauty supply district
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Join Julius Knipl, real estate photographer, on a leisurely stroll past the Institute for Soup-Nut Research and The Municipal Birthmark Registry. Savor the smell of a phone booth, circa 1961. Sign up for a guided tour of the oldest continually vacant storefront in America. Attend a championship grave-digging competition, or should you feel you've wasted yet another day, you can check in for help at a local Misspent Youth Center. Ben Katchor is the author of The Jew of New York. His weekly comic strips, Julius Knipl, Real Estate Photographer and The Cardboard Valise, appear in The Forward and other newspapers. Katchor also produces a monthly strip for Metropolis magazine. He lives in New York city.
Julius Knipl, real estate photographer: the beauty supply district
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$19.50
(disponible sur commande)
Résumé:
Join Julius Knipl, real estate photographer, on a leisurely stroll past the Institute for Soup-Nut Research and The Municipal Birthmark Registry. Savor the smell of a phone booth, circa 1961. Sign up for a guided tour of the oldest continually vacant storefront in America. Attend a championship grave-digging competition, or should you feel you've wasted yet another day, you can check in for help at a local Misspent Youth Center. Ben Katchor is the author of The Jew of New York. His weekly comic strips, Julius Knipl, Real Estate Photographer and The Cardboard Valise, appear in The Forward and other newspapers. Katchor also produces a monthly strip for Metropolis magazine. He lives in New York city.
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livres
livres
Publication:
août 2003, New York
août 2003, New York
Sujet:
Illustration
Illustration
