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" ... "Haystacks," 1888, by Vincent Willem van Gogh. Reed and quill pens and brown ink over graphite on ... [+] wove paper, Sheet: 9 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches. The Samuel S. White 3rd and Vera White Collection, 1962. ... "
" ... I’ve been writing about saving and investing for two decades (currently at NerdWallet, a personal finance website) and have seen the world of money advice and management advance at warp speed. We now have robots who can manage our portfolios, professional-grade stock analysis and trading tools on our pocket-sized computers and (this is just a hunch) people working on an AI Warren Buffett app. Yet despite all these advancements, managing money continues to be daunting, confusing, plagued by conflicts of interest and, generally, not that fun for a lot of people. My aim to provide a bit of insight, guidance and comic relief to readers until a robot orb grabs my quill and starts doing it for me. ... "
" ... Similar to Obama’s, each presidential sculpture correlate with what his real life counterpart was known or recognized for. As a nod to his writing, Thomas Jefferson, designed by Hlavka, shows him seated with a quill in his hand. James Monroe, designed by Leuning and Treeby, is tipping his hat as a friendly greeting. ... "
" ... The use of hand-rendered guilloché and hard enamel, traditional art forms also seen in watchmaking, are emblematic of Oscarson's pens. Here, a composition of glass, water and metal oxides is ground for hours by hand using a mortar and pestle. When settled, the water is removed, leaving a fine paste that is the basis for hard enamel. A quill is then used to apply each coat of the mixture to the surface of the metal, ensuring that the entire engraved area is completely covered. The pen components are fired in a furnace at temperatures exceeding 1,000° F, fusing the enamel to the metal and forming a layer of glass. ... "
" ... While it may not often seem like it, texting does have its own etiquette and set of rules, if loose. There will always be those who disregard the rules of etiquette, no matter the forum. But by and large, technology has not ruined expression. It has empowered it—no different than when we put down the quill pen and picked up the telephone. ... "