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by Wernher Krutein
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Our ceramic coffee mugs are available in two sizes: 11 oz. and 15 oz. Each mug is dishwasher and microwave safe.
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McKeldin Beltway, spans Patapsco River, Crossing, Span, Roadway, Maryland, Architecture, Travel, Scenics, Structure, American, USA, Truss, Toll Road,... more
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11 oz.
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McKeldin Beltway, spans Patapsco River, Crossing, Span, Roadway, Maryland, Architecture, Travel, Scenics, Structure, American, USA, Truss, Toll Road, Route 695, Length: 2,632.3 meters (8,636 feet; 1.6 mi), built in 1977 as the last segment of Baltimore Beltway, Destroyed on March 26, 2024 from a Container Ship Collision
Wernher Krutein has, since childhood, formulated a reverence for a world he describes as "simply beautiful, enormously complex, and lovingly profound." In this quest he has taken well over three million photographs and hundreds of hours of film and video footage all over the planet. His endeavor is no less than the documentation of the Universe. For the last forty years he has devoted his life to the cataloging and archiving of the best of this imagery into a filing system he invented called FLUID LOGIC (tm). He created an archive called PHOTOVAULT and it now contains over half a million individually cataloged slides and over 100,000 high quality digital images. PHOTOVAULT is an exploration into the wonder and essence of the "Great...
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