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Pestalozzi's Methode und ihre Anwendung in Volksschulen / von F. H. C. Schwarz, Pfarrer zu Münster.
Vorlageform des Erscheinungsvermerks: Gießen, bei Heinrich Gottfried Stamm. 1802
Aperçu sur l'application du système Agudio au chemin de fer du St. Gothard et de ses diramations
extrait du projet des Messieurs Stamm et Giussan
Grace Stamm Interview
Grace Love Stamm was born in Indiana on February 5, 1905. She was the widow of George F. Stamm. She had worked for the Toledo Scale Company in the accounting department for 42 years. Mrs. Stamm was a longtime member of Collingwood United Methodist Church in Toledo. Other memberships included Ft. Industry Chapter D.A.R., Ft. Industry Chapter #391, Order of the Eastern Star, Dendarah Court and the Ladies Shrine Oriental Band. She died on January 26, 2004 at the age of 98
Ted Stamm Series [Elektronisk resurs] : Chronology Revisited
An essay, titled "Revisited Chronology," focuses on Ted Stamm work between 1944-2023 and is included in the Ted Stamm Series book published by Hatje Cantz in English and German. Ted Stamm's pieces, including paintings, drawings, and performative works, demonstrate the artist's engagement with his time and his approach to work. Stamm developed a visual language that is geometric and straightforward. His works and approaches influenced artists of the following generation. The monograph provides an exploration of the artist’s work. The book examines Ted Stamm’s series and artistic language with essays from scholars such as Tiffany Bell, Christine Mehring, Jeffrey Saletnik, and Andrew Wasserman. These essays contextualize Stamm's work and discuss his place in art history. The book has 248 pages and 150 illustrations, is bound in hardcover, and has the ISBN 978-3-7757-5507-8. CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.</p
Ted Stamm Series : Chronology Revisited
An essay, titled "Revisited Chronology," focuses on Ted Stamm work between 1944-2023 and is included in the Ted Stamm Series book published by Hatje Cantz in English and German. Ted Stamm's pieces, including paintings, drawings, and performative works, demonstrate the artist's engagement with his time and his approach to work. Stamm developed a visual language that is geometric and straightforward. His works and approaches influenced artists of the following generation. The monograph provides an exploration of the artist’s work. The book examines Ted Stamm’s series and artistic language with essays from scholars such as Tiffany Bell, Christine Mehring, Jeffrey Saletnik, and Andrew Wasserman. These essays contextualize Stamm's work and discuss his place in art history. The book has 248 pages and 150 illustrations, is bound in hardcover, and has the ISBN 978-3-7757-5507-8. CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Ted Stamm Series : Chronology Revisited
An essay, titled "Revisited Chronology," focuses on Ted Stamm work between 1944-2023 and is included in the Ted Stamm Series book published by Hatje Cantz in English and German. Ted Stamm's pieces, including paintings, drawings, and performative works, demonstrate the artist's engagement with his time and his approach to work. Stamm developed a visual language that is geometric and straightforward. His works and approaches influenced artists of the following generation. The monograph provides an exploration of the artist’s work. The book examines Ted Stamm’s series and artistic language with essays from scholars such as Tiffany Bell, Christine Mehring, Jeffrey Saletnik, and Andrew Wasserman. These essays contextualize Stamm's work and discuss his place in art history. The book has 248 pages and 150 illustrations, is bound in hardcover, and has the ISBN 978-3-7757-5507-8. CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Wendall Stamm
Pictured is Wendell Stamm, supervisor of the Raw Material Grading Department at the Seabrook factory. John Fuyuume describes produce grading and sampling in his memoir, 'I remember summers at Seabrook as a college student.
Wendell Stamm, Raw Material Grading Department, Seabrook Farms
Wendell Stamm of the Raw Material Grading Department at Seabrook Farms. Pictures taken during the early 1950s
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