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Re: The Gate of the Present Circular Loan? (Not EXACTLY a Jambalaya)
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Mon, 3 Jan 2000 17:37:03 GMT
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Hi,
I could possibly translate it, but it would take time, but also see that an
english version should be advailable.
I also saw an exposition in Quebec city where those model build, took some
picture of the best of them but I wasn't very impress by all of them. Maybe I
could find some one for scanning the picture and post them on my new Lugnet
account.
Martin
In lugnet.market.jambalaya, James Brown writes:
> In lugnet.market.jambalaya, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> > I was graciously given a book, "The Gate of the Present" by Nico H. of
> > Holland.
> > It's in French, but documents a design competition of some sort in which a
> > number of artists or architects were given a lot of bricks and asked to make
> > something that to them, represented a gate. • <snip>
> > Strong preference to being next would be given to someone who knows enough
> > French to do a bit of translation of what they feel are key passages, and
> > could insert some notes (on separate pieces of paper, please) into the book
> > for the elucidation of those who follow..
> >
> > So, any interest?
>
> I would be interested in it. My French is sketchy, but sufficient to do
> translations to English - assuming the subject matter doesn't get stunningly
> esoteric. There are others out there much more qualified, though. (Martin
> LeGault comes to mind - assuming he'd be interested)
>
> James
> http://www.shades-of-night.com/lego/
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