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National Poets Day
On this National Poets Day, August 21, we celebrate the work of Bengali poet Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941). Tagore began writing poetry as a child and remained committed throughout his life to exploring the natural and spiritual world through poetry and prose. He was known as the “Bard of Bengal” and in 1913 became the first non-European to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for his collection of poetry Gitanjali.  
Within the Special Collections we hold the first edition of Moon, For What Do You Wait?, a collection of Tagore poems from his 1916 publication Stray Birds which consisted of 326 verses. Published in 1967 by Atheneum, Moon, For What Do You Wait? was edited by Richard Lewis, director of the Touchstone Center for Children in New York City, with illustrations by award-winning artist and author Ashley Bryan (1923-2022). Lewis manages to whittle down Tagore’s lines without losing any of the imbued wonder and delight present in the original publication. Accompanied by Bryan’s bold illustrations, readers are encouraged to let their eyes wander over the pages, getting lost in prose and imagery.  
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-- Jenna, Special Collections Graduate Intern
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dailymuseums · 11 months
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Is not this mountain like a flower, with its petals of hills, drinking the sunlight?
Ashley Bryan
Mountain View
1967
Linoleum print with gouache
From Moon, For Who Do You Wait?, Poems by Rabindranath Tagore
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Ashley Bryan Skowhegan Pines
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winzlownation · 11 months
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🏵️🌺🌸 #1185
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thepotentialof2007 · 2 years
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Why Frog and Snake Never Play Together
by Ashley Bryan, 1981
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bylerbrainrot · 2 years
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when i say this is the best trope i mean it with my entire chest
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which isnt a lot but it's weird it happened twice
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soovermyself · 4 months
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Junction premiere part 6!
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valentinesparda · 7 months
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ASHLEY "ASHE" ROSE // tekken self insert [ they/them pronouns only ]
[ this is their tentative design for t8. designs for older games below the cut :) ]
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uwmspeccoll · 1 year
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Spotlight: African Folktales
For Black History Month I found another book of folktales (shocker) to share with you all! The fun and exciting part of this job is being able to look into things that one would not normally take the time to explore, and I have been given the opportunity to do nothing but explore and dig into the expansive collection we have in Special Collections (if you aren’t getting interested to come in and take a peek, you should be).
The book I am keen on sharing is The Ox of the Wonderful Horns: And Other African Folktales, a children’s book from our Historical Curriculum Collection, published in New York by Atheneum in 1971. The stories were retold and illustrated by Ashley Frederick Bryan (1923-2022), an American writer and illustrator for children’s books, of which most of his subjects focus on the African-American experience. Bryan’s desire and challenge for the anthology was to “bring the stilted language of the linguists’ narration back to an oral tradition through rhythm and poetic verses.”
This anthology features five tales from Akan-Ashanti, Angolan, South African, and Kaffir myths with various illustrations accompanying us through each story. The illustrations switch between half-page black and white and full-page color that are meant to evoke African wood block motifs that suggest the ochres and reds of African clay dyes and African textile designs; very eye-catching and absorbing!
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-- Elizabeth, Special Collections Undergraduate Writing Intern
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dailymuseums · 11 months
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Ashley Brian
Children's book illustration
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Ashley Bryan Seaglass Window
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snflwricons · 2 years
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random icons | like or reblog if you save
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avenirdelight · 7 months
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pretty boys fc honestly
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#CountryMusic
MSR 5-11-24 Midnight Star Report 5-11-24
So today I will be bringing you the Top 20 Country Music Songs for the week of 5/11/24 with the help of both CMT (Country Music Television), the Billboard Country Music Airplay Charts, & even myself. So let's get started right now.
Number 20 belongs to Tim McGraw who is new to the list this week - One bad habit.
Number 19 belongs to Warren Zeiders who is dropping 1 spot this week - Pretty little poison.
Number 18 belongs to Chase Matthew who is moving up 1 spot this week - Love you again.
Number 17 belongs to Jelly Roll who is moving up 3 spots this week - Halfway to Hell.
Number 16 belongs to Nate Smith who is moving up 1 spot this week - Bulletproof.
Number 15 belongs to Jordan Davis who is dropping 13 spots this week - Tucson too late.
Number 14 belongs to Chris Young who is staying in the same spot as last week - Young love & Saturday nights.
Number 13 belongs to Old Dominion featuring Megan Moroney who are staying in the same spot as last week - Can't break up now.
Number 12 belongs to Bryan Martin who is moving up 3 spots this week - We ride.
Number 11 belongs to Megan Moroney who is moving up 1 spot this week - I'm not pretty.
Number 10 belongs to Scotty McCreery who is dropping 9 spots this week - Cab in a solo.
Number 9 belongs to Ashley Cooke who is moving up 2 spots this week - Your place.
Number 8 belongs to Jason Aldean who is moving up 2 spots this week - Let your boys be Country.
Number 7 belongs to Tyler Hubbard who is dropping 2 spots this week - Back then right now.
Number 6 belongs to Bailey Zimmerman who is moving up 1 spot this week - Where it ends.
Number 5 belongs to Kenny Chesney who is moving up 1 spot this week - Take her home.
Number 4 belongs to Lainey Wilson who is moving up 4 spots this week - Wildflowers and wild horses.
Number 3 belongs to Carly Pearce featuring Chris Stapleton who are moving up 6 spots this week - We don't fight anymore.
Number 2 belongs to Jackson Dean who is moving up 2 spots this week - Fearless (The echo).
Number 1 belongs to Sam Hunt who is moving up 15 spots this week to regain the top - Outskirts.
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And that's a wrap for the Top 20 Country Music Songs for the week of 5/11/24 with the help of both CMT (Country Music Television), the Billboard Country Music Airplay Charts, & even myself. Thanks as always goes out to both CMT, & the Billboard Country Music Airplay Charts for doing their weekly Country Music Song Countdowns. And thanks as well goes out to you for taking the time to read this weekly list. See ya all next time.
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