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FeynMonk Poster.  Richard Feynman is portrayed here by Pasadena artist Sylvia Posner in the garb of a Ladakhi monk. (The costume, based on photographs in the National Geographic, was made by his wife Gweneth for a costume party. Had the geographical restrictions allowed it, he would have dressed as a lama from Tannu Tuva, the small, isolated land he tried to reach during his last dozen years here on earth.) In the background is the landscape of Los Alamos, where Feynman worked on the Manhattan Project during the Second World War. The opened padlock has both literal and symbolic significance. In his right hand is a "Feynman diagram," which Feynman originally invented as a kind of shorthand to help him remember where he was in a complex calculation. Such diagrams have helped physicists around the world unlock the mysteries of Nature. (The diagram here shows one possible way that two electrons can go through space and time: one electron emits a photon represented by the wavy line - and the other electron absorbs it.) 21.5 x 29.5 inches.

    $10.00



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Official poster for the award-winning film Genghis Blues. 25.5 x 39 inches.  Check out the Genghis Blues Store for more cool stuff!

   $12.00


tyva kyzy daughters of tuva west coast tour poster - california dates

Tyva Kyzy US Tour Poster

Tyva Kyzy 2005 West Coast US Tour Poster! On nice thick poster paper, suitable for framing.

Photo by Andrew Loercher, Poster Design by

Catska and Cory Ench

Posters are shipped rolled in a tube. Please consider insurance as poster tubes are more prone to damage by the postal carriers. We are unable to replace posters damaged in transit unless they are insured.

   $6.00


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