A window display at a Guess store in San Francisco.
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They also decorate a Christmas tree in another window display.
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Some were curious newcomers drawn by the calorie-rich window display.
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Cover: NEW YORK, UNITED STATES - APRIL 1993: Window display of troll dolls.
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How does your window display interact with the shop windows on street level?
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Window display styles have advanced from traditional mechanized tableaux to interactive technological productions.
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R.H. Macy is said to have originated the holiday window display in 1874.
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Elsewhere, a shop's window display now consists of army-issued plastic food boxes.
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Another Macy's window display features a little girl who wants to be Santa Claus.
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On the retail side, he's just secured his first window display in Jeffrey New York.
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Lagerfeld had shot it for a window display and then given it to Sabatier for her office.
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When we spotted a dress in a window display, we knew we were in the right place.
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The store's legendary window display has been a hallmark of the holidays in New York City for decades.
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Nothing says South Philadelphia like a window display made of everything from plastic tchochkes to the Virgin Mary.
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A window display at the Random House building for 'In Cold Blood,' in New York, February 17, 1966.
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At one of the shops, the window display consisted of three carved penises arranged from small to large.
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Barneys is working with the British Fashion Council on a Madison Avenue window display showcasing 14 London designers.
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The bookstore that never changed its window display was no longer limited to selling titles approved by the government.
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She pointed to a liquor store that once featured live bunnies and chicks in an adorable Easter window display.
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Angels originally made it for a window display at the luxury department store Harrods, not to actually be worn.
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He said the HOA started "nitpicking" and giving him violations for things such as having a window display during Christmas.
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After opening their store for a few moments to view their window display, the Fount team gets a nice surprise.
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Posed in a Gap window display, the bald plastic body wears bermuda shorts, a light tee, and a yellow hat.
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Later editions include 1,19333 published in 1953 by the painter Enrico Donati, who once collaborated with Duchamp on a window display.
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British retailer Marks and Spencer in November drew criticism for a window display juxtaposing men in suits and women in knickers.
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But its Warhol show (through June 25) takes the convention in an unexpected direction: part fancy window display, part installation art.
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Titchener used the example of a person about to cross a busy street before being distracted by a shop window display.
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Directed by Tom Hingston, the mysterious video sees a crowd gathered around a window display of TVs broadcasting the song's bleak lyrics.
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The window display looks like a surrealist totem to masculinity, something maybe Salvador Dali would have designed if he were a barber.
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The sculpture looks like an elaborate department store window display or a promotional construction you might see in a movie theater lobby.
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A window display tells passersby that "Girls Just Wanna Have Pockets" (now available on a wide array of Fabletics leggings and sports bras).
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A recent and unusual Park Avenue window display featuring an absurdly lifelike baby sculpture has captured the attention of New Yorkers walking by.
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To generate buzz, he opened a tiny pop-up on Stanton Street with a window display created by the transgender artist Bizzy Barefoot.
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One early work of hers showed a window display of bridal mannequins arranged similarly to Goya's famous portrait of Charles IV and his family.
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Be like Hermione and stack up on parchment paper and quills, or watch a Howler scream and then shred itself in the window display.
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High-end fashion retailer Saks Fifth Avenue, owned by Hudson's Bay, rang in its annual window display, "Land of 1000 Delights," with 85 dancers.
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He eyed a window display of prunes and gazed at a snail that was informing passersby about a condition known as opioid-induced constipation.
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The re-outfitted books were to be prominently featured on the shelves and storefront window display at Barnes & Noble Fifth Avenue throughout Black History Month.
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Corden reacts by stealing her away, driving to a local Target, and plopping her in the store window display, where she bonds with her fellow mannequins.
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Jacobs also asked me to share that he's currently selling a 1,750-milliliter bottle that was used as part of a front-of-house window display.
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Simon Doonan covering up a nude, life-size statue of Madonna (the pop star) with strips of paper, in a Barneys Christmas window display in 221.
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Others, like the ones with big red dots and all-white mannequins, feel more like stumbling into a window display at the Gap on Black Friday.
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Features like multi-window display and a new notifications pane, for example, make it easier to reply to messages quickly and take meaningful action with fewer clicks.
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Collins said Smith first caught her eye because his profile picture was of him standing in front of a store window display with a big red heart.
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At El Kilo, another popular spot with fresh seafood on ice lining the window display, owner Gustavo Muñoz shared some wisdom on how to develop novel servings.
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He assisted window display designers in New York, worked as a machinist in Buffalo during World War II and moved to Hollywood before returning to New York.
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It's the 1960s, And I see myself wondering what would be appropriate to buy for my mother, Dazzled by the cornucopian Christmas window display of the chemist's shop.
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To pay homage to its founder, Kate Spade, who died on Tuesday from apparent suicide, all Kate Spade New York stores will honor her with a new window display.
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We do not expect challenging content from a window display or an animatronic Disney ride — Monkman's medium here invites casual engagement and, once that is achieved, twists the knife.
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"I want to give feedback that the Hong Kong people don't trust the Chinese government," Kenneth Wong, a 23-year-old a window display designer, told the New York Times.
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And there&aposs even some local acknowledgement of my hometown&aposs indelible link to this bizarre story: A window display at a bookstore exhibiting spy novels and books on Russia.
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Banned from Major League Baseball for gambling and denied induction into the Hall of Fame, the so-called Hit King has a regular gig here as a window-display attraction.
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In the book, he writes of the evening he decorated a Christmas tree for Moss's holiday window display with 100 foot-high, sperm-shaped ornaments made of iridescent gold glass.
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The figure was on display throughout Prada's store, including in the window display, in larger versions not available to purchase, and on leather accessories, according to photos in Ezie's post.
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And the artists will be on site, too; the Wednesday before the wares went on sale, they could be found carefully arranging their pieces on white tabletops in Muji's window display.
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As a professional sculptor working in the window display industry, I see these extravagant scenes surprise and delight everyone, including the many designers, artists and craftspeople who bring them to life.
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Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns all worked for Gene Moore, the doyen of 20th-century window display, who oversaw Bonwit Teller for a time and Tiffany & Co. for decades.
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His work has appeared on upholstery fabrics for Kirby Design, on the subway in Seoul, in Apple's international flagship stores, in an Urban Outfitters window display and at the White House.
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Valentino got a new "Blue Steel"-themed window display on Sunday when Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson struck a pose in the label's storefront in Rome dressed as their memorable Zoolander characters.
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At the other end of the table sat a small array of packaged Nintendo consoles and games, arranged as if they were sitting in a storefront window display ahead of the holidays.
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It comes with some sweet new headlining …Read more ReadIn addition to a new notifications pane and multi-window display, Google packed in a bunch of tools that power users will appreciate.
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Whether art is positioned in an alley, a window display or billboard series, it can wrestle away the power of routine to spotlight the social deficit or surplus created by urban planning.
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It is taking several stabs at Android fragmentation, including the very early developer preview of the latest software, which comes with new features like multi-window display and a boatload of emojis.
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Not many people read the notice as they were too distracted by the window display, which offered a large banner explaining the atrocities that took place at the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.
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My dad made a glass wave years ago after we'd been on a family holiday to Greece and had seen some beautiful laminated glass in a window display in a jewelery store.
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Since the operation's soft launch on June 21, visitors have ranged from VR-familiar invitees to tourist families drawn in through the front door by its bright logo and surreal window display.
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The show has the excessive elegance of a very large, fancy store-window display made of works recycling ideas familiar from artists like Kim Jones, Nari Ward, Alison Saar and William Kentridge.
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On Sundays, like clockwork, she and the stylist Éric Chevalier take down the mannequins to give the space a complete style reboot, incorporating Ms. Andelman's latest selections, and refreshing the window display.
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After inviting the women to the unveiling of her Beverly Beach athleisure and swimwear line in the Beverly Hills Kitson window display, Dorit and her castmates went to dinner, where the drama ensued.
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Another windowless cockpit design creates "virtual windows" for a driver, with 3D goggles for depth enhancement, head-tracking and wraparound window display screens displaying data outside the all-terrain vehicle in real time.
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Her contributions will include a spherical sculpture embedded with plant fossils from the Eocene epoch and living plant life, as well as a window display of photographs focusing on the industrial supply chain.
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Two leather trotters, crossed demurely against their meat hook, are undeniably adorable, and Ms. Papadopoulos's window display of stuffed sausage links, chickens and kidneys brought a constant stream of giggling children into the gallery.
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As for the roots of his hobby ... Rod recalls seeing a model railway in a window display when he was growing up in England, and he wondered how he could get paid to build one.
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One day, while Kors was setting up a window display at Lothar's on 57th Street, Dawn Mello — fashion director at Bergdorf Goodman at the time — tapped on the window and asked who designed the clothes.
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"I want to give feedback that the Hong Kong people don't trust the Chinese government," said Kenneth Wong, 20173, a window display designer who held a sign calling for the extradition bill to be withdrawn.
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But "we're in a post-window-display world," said Simon Doonan, the Barneys O.G. window dresser, in a telephone interview, noting the "impenetrable facade" of Dover Street Market, heir apparent to the luxury avant-garde.
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The items, including a three-panel print based on "Flower Thrower," were also available for view in a pop-up window display that suddenly appeared in a South London suburb in October, then disappeared two weeks later.
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Otherwise, the hardware is largely unchanged, including the small 4.6-inch window display up front and the large 7.3-inch foldable screen inside, which still has a visible seam when the light reflects it at an angle.
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He did drawings for I. Miller," the shoe manufacturer with a shop in Times Square, "and I explained that Bob and I had been commissioned to do a window display for I. Miller based on Andy's drawings.
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Just as Hermione corrects Ron's "Wingardium Leviosa" levitating spell, make sure to point the wand directly at the windows with a flick of the wrist, which will activate a reaction in the window display, such as spinning cake stands.
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Examples by dozens of lesser-known practitioners are featured in a large window display of mail art sent to the San Francisco artist and archivist John Held Jr. Mr. Chéroux's premise that mail art prefigured social media is debatable.
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Perhaps the most menacing image shows the Christmas window display at the Ravenite Social Club, of John Gotti fame: white silhouettes of Santa Claus and Frosty the Snowman against a black background, like outlines of corpses on the street.
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Mr. Franco and I began by walking the streets, noticing: the coal train running through the city's core; the dust settling on buildings along the tracks; and the Jesus Christ carved from anthracite, prominent in a store's window display.
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They donated 15,000 posters to organizations around the country and went on to create another series of posters, advocating for gun control, for the March for Our Lives, which was featured in Poster House's #HotPosterGossip window display earlier this year.
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Walking into Coast to Coast is sort of like walking into a sleek chocolate shop: There's a tidy window display featuring all of the offered cannabis strains, plus a back wall featuring of a bunch of products from various pot brands.
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Additional Hollywood props that are up for auction include Spider-Man's costume from the 1970's animated series, a department store window display figure of Sesame Street's Ernie, and Elizabeth Taylor's "Lady Patricia" gown from her 1954 film Beau Brummell.
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First, with a designer who could digitally render a mock-up of the final window display—to give the client an idea of what a wooden horse made out of letters would look like—and second, with Michigan woodworkers who could mill the final product.
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At Nirvana of New York, her new-age store on the fourth floor of a walk-up in Hell's Kitchen, Ms. González-Wippler said she was also certain that a veve for Ezili was hiding in plain sight within a recent Bergdorf Goodman window display.
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In the opening scene of the movie, Holly, dressed at dawn in a black dress, pearls and sunglasses, gazes longingly at the window display at Tiffany's Fifth Avenue store, with Henry Mancini's "Moon River" (which won an Oscar for best original song) swelling in the background.
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Along the way, Olowu, who splits his time between London and New York, was stopped in his tracks by an opulent window display at Soane Britain, the 23-year-old furniture, lighting and fabric maker that is particularly renowned for reviving disappearing artisanal techniques such as rattan.
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Featuring Lucy Chinen, Matt Doyle & Yuehao Jiang, Yoshua Okon, Ada Sokol, Ryan Trecartin, and Whitney Vangrin, the exhibition makes use of Farago's storefront location to blur the line between white cube and window display, also utilizing curbside newspaper boxes to distribute an accompanying text on neuromarketing by Ada Sokol.
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Yes, there is the same black-lacquered furniture and sushi bar with its window-display selection of fish, but there are also light-box artworks containing acrylic prints by Peruvian artists; a soaring glass facade with views of Manhasset Bay; and easy-on-the-ears pop and alternative music.
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This year&aposs spot shows adorable Arthur getting out of bed, going through his morning routine, setting up the family&aposs shop for the day, serving customers, looking over important paperwork, briefing his toys, tending to the festive window display, and going to pick up a Christmas tree.
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Illustrated with 137 window displays, it traces Ms. Menchari's life and work, from her birth approximately 90 years ago into a family of wealthy landowners to her fine arts studies in Tunis and Paris, her arrival as a window display assistant at Hermès in 1961 and the extraordinary career that followed.
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However, barring my purchase of a several-hundred-dollar device, Alex thought maybe I should consider one of two books sitting in the store's main window display: Yuval Noah Harari's Sapiens: A History of Humankind or David Grann's Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI.
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The Le Creuset collab is part of a larger Saks and Snow White celebration: This winter, the storied department store will dedicate its window display to the Disney fairy tale and customers will be able to dine with Snow White, Prince Charming, and Dopey in the store's on-site restaurant, Café SFA.
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Last November, Dolce & Gabbana was forced to cancel a planned show in China over promotional videos the label had released depicting a Chinese model attempting to eat pasta with chopsticks; then Prada got in trouble for a window display of giant handbag charms that bore an uncomfortable resemblance to Little Black Sambo figures.
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Since sharing the moment on his Instagram, Mr. Ai has been traveling — first moving to Germany, where he settled with his family, then to London in September for his single-artist show at the Royal Academy of Arts, and in January to Paris for an atrium and window display inside the Bon Marché department store.
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Born in Brooklyn, raised in Washington,, style schooled from afar by the hip-hop legends that influenced his generation, Mr. Peskowitz, 39, honed his style starting with a job doing window display for Urban Outfitters and refined it over a decade or so at editorial jobs in publications as disparate as Esquire, The Fader and the late, lamented Cargo.
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In the early 1970s, shortly after Mr. Harvey began to make sculptures — in fiberglass before he could afford the expensive process of bronze casting — he received an early burst of public recognition when his work was exhibited in Tiffany's windows, thanks to an introduction to Gene Moore, the luxury retailer's celebrated window display director, by Trailer McQuilkin, a botanical sculptor.
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Two women chatted nearby, and Ms. Kowalsky said that she heard the rise and fall of their voices "as musical notes on a page," noting that a refrigerator motor nearby hummed in B. A window display at Saks Fifth Avenue featured a "Nutcracker"-themed display, which played an excerpt from the ballet that Ms. Kowalsky identified as being in B flat.
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So he paid the flamboyant fashion designer Maya Hansen somewhere between $20 and $25K, he thought—he wasn't even counting any more—to create a window display featuring scantily clad women on trapezes, to which he contributed a neon sign flashing "GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS XXX" in the direction of the courthouse, a reference to the mayor's much-derided campaign to clean up the Times Square area.
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"I met Mr. Lee To Sang in 1992 when I spotted (I was on the bike) his shop window in a lower class neighborhood," Willem Van Zoetendaal, the publisher of Sang's only photography book, wrote to me late last year: The window of his shop was very colorful and the divers [sic] population of that street (where also the biggest street market is) was presented in the window display.
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