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“GROUPE SURRÉALISTE”
MAN RAY // circa 1924-25
[gelatin silver print | 9.2 x 8.3 cm.]
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Cecil County MD
The flag is red and white, divided vertically, with the red next to the hoist, and the white portion in the fly. On the white portion is a representation of the county seal. The flag was designed by B. B. Martin, near Elkton, and was adopted as the winning entry in a county-wide contest sponsored by the Cecil County Chamber of Commerce.
Bob Barnes (reference archivist at Maryland State Archives), 1998
Searcy County AR
Posted on Wikipedia in 2022 by editor WeaponizingArchitecture (who creates clean digital recreations of official flags). Listed as "original work" and unverified as official flag, but no one has refuted it. Searcy County has a population of 7,828 as of the 2020 census.
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Jefferson Parish LA
The new flag design incorporates the Brown Pelican and the Huey P. Long Bridge, in an enclosure resembling a sunset over the water. The pelican represents strength, nobility and beauty, while the bridge is a physical and iconic representation of the connection between the East and West Banks of Jefferson Parish. The pelican is perched on the edge of the enclosure which is representative of the steadfast and resilient nature of the people of Jefferson Parish. It is looking to the right indicating forward progress and the future.
Jefferson Parish, 2021
Mercer County OH
On April 4, 2002, the County Commissioners adopted this official county flag for the first time in its history. The celebration of Ohio's 200th Birthday was the catalyst for the endeavor. Over thirty designs were received from students, residents and workers of Mercer County. The commissioners accepted the flag created by a group of nine individuals employed by Fanning/Howey Associates located in Celina, the county seat.
The flag is colorful, yet simple, and clearly represents the pride of the community. Agriculture is represented by a silhouette of an 1800's style barn. Three amber bands across the bottom represent the different colors of crops as they ripen and are ready for harvest. The lighthouse signifies Grand Lake, the largest man-made lake in Ohio. Beams radiating from the lighthouse stand for all six Mercer County schools: red for St. Henry, orange for Coldwater, gold for Parkway, green for Celina, blue for Marion Local, and purple for Fort Recovery.
The flag committee added one final touch to the design. The foundation of the lighthouse was modified to have fourteen stone blocks. Each block represents one of the townships. The county was named after General Hugh Mercer of the Revolutionary War.
The Ohio Channel
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