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From a psychedelic-era Brim freeze-dried instant decaffeinated coffee commercial, circa 1970. Brim (“Fill it to the rim…with Brim!”) was manufactured by General Foods, which owned the Maxwell House line of coffee (“Good to the last drop!”). Discontinued in 1995, Brim returned as a line of mid-range coffee makers and grinders after the brand name was acquired by Sensio in 2014.
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Washington D.C., 1962
Lee Friedlander (American; b. 1934)
Gelatin silver print, printed 1970s
Christie’s, New York
Signed, titled, dated, and numbered “1-5” in pencil, and photographer's copyright credit stamp (verso); credited, titled, and dated on affixed typed gallery labels (frame backing board)
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Philly, 1961
Lee Friedlander (American; b. 1934)
Gelatin silver print, printed 2000
Christie’s, New York
Signed, titled, dated, notation “1-11” in pencil, copyright credit reproduction limitation, and date stamps (on the verso)
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"This space is expensive--how well are you using it?" (1955)
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Magnifying lenses helped to enlarge the tiny image of the earliest television sets.
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Retro T.V. sets .... years and makers unknown.
#the 2nd one reminds me of those drawings people do traditionally of them pinching their characters cheeks#these are beautiful
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