Demotivational Posters Dreams
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Ambition Climbing the Mountain Peak Motivational Art Print Poster … |
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(24×36) Beer Pong Field of Dreams Art Poster Print $0.08 (24×36) Beer Pong Field of Dreams Art Poster Print… |
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(24×36) Beer Pong Field of Dreams Art Poster Print $0.08 (24×36) Beer Pong Field of Dreams Art Poster Print… |
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Give Up:Life`s an Adventure for Most… a Concussion for You:Give Up (Paperback) $10.07 Mocks inspirational posters by presenting a collection of posters with such demotivational phrases as "Success: failure is not an option, but a career in fast food definitely is" and "Money: why work for it when you can marry it?" |
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Rocket Dreams $10.99 In 1958, mankind’s centuries-long flirtation with space flight became a torrid love affair. For a decade, tens of millions of people were enraptured — first, by the U.S.-Soviet race to the moon, and finally, as America outstripped its rival, by Project Apollo alone. It is now more than three decades since the last man walked on the moon…more time than between the first moonwalk and the beginning of World War II. Apollo did not, as had been promised by a generation of visionaries, herald the beginning of the Space Age, but its end. Or did it? Project Apollo, like a cannonball, reached its apogee and returned to earth, but the trajectory of that return was complex. America’s atmosphere — its economic, scientific, and cultural atmosphere — made for a very complicated reentry that produced many solutions to the trajectory problem. Rocket Dreams is about those solutions…about the places where the space program landed. In Rocket Dreams, an extraordinarily talented young writer named Marina Benjamin will take you on a journey to those landing sites. A visit with retired astronauts at a celebrity autograph show is a starting point down the divergent paths taken by the pioneers, including Edgar Mitchell, founder of the “church” of Noëtic Sciences. Roswell, New Mexico is a landing site of a different order, the “magnetic north” of UFO belief in the United States — a belief that began its most dramatic growth precisely at the time that the path of the space program began its descent. In the vernacular, the third law of motion states that what goes up, must come down. Thus the tremendous motive force that energized the space program didn’t just vanish; it was conserved and transformed, making bestsellers out of fantasy literature, spawning Gaia, and giving symbolism to the environmental movement. Everything from the pop cultural boom in ufology to the worldwide Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence (SETI) feeds on the energy given off by America’s leap toward space. Rocket Dreams is an eloquent tour of this Apollo-scarred landscape. It is also an introduction to some of the most fascinating characters imaginable: Some long dead, like the crackpot visionary Alfred Lawson, who saw in space flight a new stage of human evolution (“Alti-Man”), or Robert Goddard, the father of rocketry, whose workshop in Roswell stands only half a mile from shops selling posters of alien visitors. Others are very much alive — like Stewart Brand, creator of the Whole Earth Catalog and partner with Gerard O’Neill in the drive to build free-floating space colonies, and SETI astronomer Seth Shostak, who has spent decades listening to the skies, hoping for the first contact with another intelligent species. Perceptive, original, and wonderfully written, informed by history, science, and an acute knowledge of popular culture, Rocket Dreams is a brilliant book by a remarkable talent. |
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Dreams $59.99 Dreams – Wall Decal |
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In Dreams $174.99 In Dreams – Framed Poster |
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Torn Posters $24.99 Torn Posters – Photographic Print |
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Posters on a Billboard $39.99 Posters on a Billboard – Photographic Print |
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Wartime Posters $24.99 Wartime Posters – Photographic Print |
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Pacifist Posters $24.99 Robert Hunt Pacifist Posters – Photographic Print |
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On Dreams $2.99 “On Dreams” by Aristotle is a classic work of literature that can be enjoyed by all. Download “On Dreams” and enjoy another quality Digireads.com publication. |
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French Posters $9.85 The last portion of the 19th century and the first decade of the 20th are known in France as La Belle ?poque, and it was indeed a beautiful era, producing wonderful literature, music, painting, design, architecture, and graphic art. Ch?ret was the father of the French Poster, both as artist and inventor of the lithographic process that enabled easier and cheaper full-color printing. He was quickly followed by such masters as Toulouse-Lautrec, Steinlen, Berthon, Mucha, Cappiello, Grun, Pol, Villon, Grasset, and nearly countless others. The poster craze of this era functioned, in Ch?ret`s words, as ?an art gallery of the street? and set the bar high for advertising art for many years. Here in our little collection we offer posters by each of these great masters and many others from this wonderful period of creativity. |
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Posters (Hardcover) $55.55 Description not available. |