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Pictures:Paul McCartneyVideo: The Beatles in 1964 The Beatles played their first U.S. concert at the Washington Coliseum on Feb. 11, 1964, two days after their debut on “The Ed Sullivan Show.” Mitchell was there, shooting photos from just feet away and even jumping onto the stage for the group’s pre-concert press call. Among the highlights is a backlit shot of the band that he took while standing directly behind them. It sold on Wednesday for $68,500; its pre-sale estimate was $2,000 to $3,000. An image of an animated Ringo Starr on the drums sold for $8,125. It was estimated to bring $3,000 to $5,000. Christie’s said the shot depicts a rare moment where Starr was both drummer and lead singer on a song written by Paul McCartney and John Lennon, but made famous by The Rolling Stones: “I Wanna Be Your Man.” Cathy Elkies, Christie’s director of iconic collections, said she expected the bids to exceed the pre-sale estimates. “Beatles fans are fierce. To uncover this trove of images that’s never been published will really excite people,” she said. Also included in the sale are photos of the band’s Sept. 13, 1964, performance at the Baltimore Civic Center. In a recent interview with The Associated Press, Mitchell described the rollicking scene at the Washington indoor arena – not only of screaming fans but also of his unrestricted access. “It was a long time ago. Things weren’t that way then,” said the 65-year-old, who now works as an art photographer in Washington. “It was as low-tech as the concert itself. The concert was in a sports venue and the sound system was the sound system of a sports venue.” Equally astonishing is how few other photographs from that first concert exist. Simeon Lipman, Christie’s pop culture consultant, said it’s not clear why there weren’t many other photos of the concert. He said Mitchell’s black and white photographs were remarkable for their “animated” and “intimate” depiction of the Fab Four. Mitchell stored the negatives for years in a box in his basement. For the silver gelatin prints in the auction, he used digital technology to do “much better darkroom work that could ever have been done in a traditional darkroom.” Mitchell said he had not thought much about the photos until recently because he has been focused on developing a body of photographic work about light that took him on a different aesthetic journey. Until now, he added, the images “couldn’t be restored to the extent that they have.” “They benefit from a historical perspective,” he said.

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Pictures:Paul McCartneyVideo: The Beatles in 1964 The Beatles played their first U.S. concert at the Washington Coliseum on Feb. 11, 1964, two days after their debut on “The Ed Sullivan Show.” Mitchell was there, shooting photos from just feet away and even jumping onto the stage for the group’s pre-concert press call. Among the highlights is a backlit shot of the band that he took while standing directly behind them. It sold on Wednesday for $68,500; its pre-sale estimate was $2,000 to $3,000. An image of an animated Ringo Starr on the drums sold for $8,125. It was estimated to bring $3,000 to $5,000. Christie’s said the shot depicts a rare moment where Starr was both drummer and lead singer on a song written by Paul McCartney and John Lennon, but made famous by The Rolling Stones: “I Wanna Be Your Man.” Cathy Elkies, Christie’s director of iconic collections, said she expected the bids to exceed the pre-sale estimates. “Beatles fans are fierce. To uncover this trove of images that’s never been published will really excite people,” she said. Also included in the sale are photos of the band’s Sept. 13, 1964, performance at the Baltimore Civic Center. In a recent interview with The Associated Press, Mitchell described the rollicking scene at the Washington indoor arena – not only of screaming fans but also of his unrestricted access. “It was a long time ago. Things weren’t that way then,” said the 65-year-old, who now works as an art photographer in Washington. “It was as low-tech as the concert itself. The concert was in a sports venue and the sound system was the sound system of a sports venue.” Equally astonishing is how few other photographs from that first concert exist. Simeon Lipman, Christie’s pop culture consultant, said it’s not clear why there weren’t many other photos of the concert. He said Mitchell’s black and white photographs were remarkable for their “animated” and “intimate” depiction of the Fab Four. Mitchell stored the negatives for years in a box in his basement. For the silver gelatin prints in the auction, he used digital technology to do “much better darkroom work that could ever have been done in a traditional darkroom.” Mitchell said he had not thought much about the photos until recently because he has been focused on developing a body of photographic work about light that took him on a different aesthetic journey. Until now, he added, the images “couldn’t be restored to the extent that they have.” “They benefit from a historical perspective,” he said.

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(AP) TERRADES, Spain – As a wildfire closed in on them, five members of a vacationing French family abandoned their car and stumbled through thick smoke down a steep hillside in a desperate bid to reach the waters of the Mediterranean

(AP) TERRADES, Spain – As a wildfire closed in on them, five members of a vacationing French family abandoned their car and stumbled through thick smoke down a steep hillside in a desperate bid to reach the waters of the Mediterranean. Instead of a beach, they found themselves at the edge of a cliff with no choice but to jump or try to climb down. Two plummeted to their deaths. The deaths of the father and daughter off the 65-foot high cliff were among the most tragic tales from Spain as it battles blazes during one of its driest summers in decades. The fire involved was likely sparked by someone throwing a lit cigarette out of a car along a small road inundated by vehicles heading to France, police said. The deaths occurred Sunday night in Portbou, a Spanish town just three miles from the French border. Because wildfires elsewhere had forced the closure of the main highway linking Spain to France, 스포츠 토토 승부 식 traffic was diverted to the smaller road via Portbou. The tossed cigarette apparently started a fire on the pavement which quickly spread to woods along the road before the cars could escape and officials could shut the thoroughfare, Deputy Mayor Elisabet Cortaba said Monday. Around 150 people were soon running from their vehicles and down into the rocky terrain toward the beach. The...

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He also wrote a column about poetry for the Washington Post

(CBS/AP) NEW YORK – When you heard that Pulitzer Prize winner Philip Levine was appointed America’s new poet laureate, you probably wondered just what a poet laureate does. Well, for starters, he – or she – receives $35,000 and is known officially from October through May as the Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry for the U.S. The laureate has few official duties and poets before Levine have used the job to pursue a range of personal projects. For example, Billy Collins (2001-2003) started the Poetry 180 program which encourages the reading of verse in high school. The 180 refers to the 180 poems Collins selected for the program. Collins also wrote a poem to commemorate the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and 안동콜걸 read it aloud at a special joint session of Congress on Sept 6, 2002. Another previous poet laureate, Robert Hass (1995-1997) went around the country lecturing on poetry and ecological awareness and organized a nationwide “Watershed” conference on nature writing. He also wrote a column about poetry for the Washington Post. What is Levine planning? “I don’t want to overextend myself, but at the same time I would like to use the ‘bully pulpit,’ as they call it, to bring attention to some of my concerns,” the 83-year-old poet told the Associated Press. “There’s a great deal of American poetry that’s hardly known and that should be...

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