Painting the Brooklyn Bridge Framed or Unframed:Framed The TGV train can whisk

The TGV train can whisk you from Paris to Nantes in two hours

with emphasis on composition and framing

" Times staff photographer Neal Boenzi captured him in and around Central Park as he attempted to persuade "several hundred pounds of dog flesh" by tugging the reins and issuing occasional vocal commands

About six months before the 1964 New York World's Fair opened

Bergdorf Goodman had something to say to Tiffany

Painting the Brooklyn Bridge Framed or Unframed:Framed The TGV train can whiskThe Times has called the Brooklyn Bridge the "greatest engineering triumph of the century" and "one of the wonders of New York City." But even a historic landmark requires sprucing up. In 1925, 42 years after it opened, the bridge's spider web of cables needed a paint job. In this photo, fearless painters are coming down the bridge's vertical suspenders, hand under hand like sailors on a tall ship, probably after hearing a foreman's whistle to take a