#russel wright

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"I wish this shelter to blend with the landscape. I will make it of the rock to be found there, of the lumber to be found there, and I will cover it with the vines that are native"

RUSSEL WRIGHT'S MANITOGA (2011)

This short film from Anthropologie explores the beautiful Manitoga, which was created on a ravaged industrial site in Garrison, NY. The land was regenerated by mid century designer Russel Wright and his wife, designer Mary Einstein Wright, to be a home, studio and garden for their family. After Mary's death, buildings were designed with architect David Leavitt.

The site is open to the public as the Russel Wright Design Centre (although currently closed due to winter weather). It also appears in the documentary ART HOUSE (2016). (Image via Dwell)

[strathshepard]

Manitoga, The Russel Wright Design Center, Garrison, NY

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[furniture-freak]

Solid birch and cane credenza by Russel Wright for Conant Ball

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Russel Wright Pinch Flatware 1951

[ajl1963]

Deco Doings - January, 2023

Deco Doings – January, 2023

Winter by William Welsh, 1931. Image from Pinterest. Happy New Year from Driving For Deco Let’s take a look at some events to start your year in the deco way!   Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art American Art Deco: Designing for the People, 1918-1939 (In Person Event)      Saturday, July 9, 2022 – Sunday, January 8, 2023 Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, 4525 Oak Street, Kansas City, Missouri.   Art Deco…

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Also visited Manitoga with him today.

[putnam-speedwell]

So pretty in a clean, crisp, perfect shade of Pink . . . ready to fill with berries or peas . . .

Russel Wright - Casual China - Pink Sherbet  - Serving Bowl and Medium Oval Platter - Durable China for Everyday  - Dishwasher Safe Resistant to stains, chip resistant and oven safe.

Produced by Iroquois China in the 1950s

https://www.etsy.com/shop/putnamandspeedwell.com

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Russel Wright by Sterling China and more at the antique mall

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[legok9]

Ian Chesterton

In honor of William Russell (1924-2024)

An Unearthly Child (1963):

The Chase (1965):

Hunters of the Burning Stone (2013):

Untitled (DWM 169) (1990):

Ian Chesterton: An Introduction (1999):

The Five Companions (2010):

The Time Museum (2012):

Susan's War (2020):

The Power of the Doctor (2022):

Bonus: An Adventure in Space and Time (2013):

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RIP William Russell; saw the news earlier today but only had time to come on the internet now.

Ian is arguably one of the most important characters in all of the history of DW. The Doctor only is how we know they are today - extremely empathetic, doing everything they can to help people (very blatantly seen in last week's episode) and having a love for humanity because Ian and Barbara taught them that all those years ago. I've been watching the very first season of Classic Who recently and the difference between the Doctor we know today and how the Doctor was in the first few episodes is so glaring. 1 sees humanity as lower beings, and he doesn't really mind putting people in danger if it serves his own self-interest (...he also tried to kill a caveman with a rock, so there's that). He only begins to change and develop empathy for humanity because of Ian and Barbara. At the end, they're the ones who end up making helping people his life mission. The original TARDIS team also shaped and inspired companions for decades to come, and the show itself is the way it is because of them.

So yeah, this 60's teacher who worried about one of his most brilliant students enough to follow her and find out if everything was ok at home even when it wasn't required, who was one of the first humans to ever step into the TARDIS (and ended up getting kidnapped lmfao), who got into silly little arguments with the Doctor but truly grew fond of him in the end, who was always very brave and did his best to keep everyone safe, and who, in after all, was just an average person, ended up having some of the biggest impact in the entire Doctor Who lore, and in the show itself.

so yeah everyone thank him (and Barbara) and the actor who played him. rest in peace William Russell. you truly did a lot for this show.

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Manitoga: The Russel Wright Design Center, Garrison, NY

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Credenza by Russel Wright for Conant Ball

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“You mean it's a surprise?”

The Romans - season 02 - 1965