So, this is very exciting. Dany chan oh yes, exciting. Robert so, what are we going to see first . Dany we are actually going to the beginning of the exhibition, and this is the Perfect Place to begin because its where we make the connection between asia and the summer of love. Robert so, this is where visitors should start their tour. Dany yes, it should be. Robert so, this is the reason why people should start here . Dany yes, so, this photo shows an iconic scene during the summer of love, when a young man inserts a flower into the tip of a rifle at a protest for the vietnam war. Robert thats really when the flower became such an important symbol, huh . Dany yes, that was when it entered the american mainstream, the idea of a flower as a symbol of peace and love. Robert now, in this exhibit, how do you connect it to the asian culture . Dany well, that idea of the flower as a powerful symbol of peace and love actually began 2,500 years ago, with the life story of the buddha as seen in
So, this is very exciting. Dany chan oh yes, exciting. Robert so, what are we going to see first . Dany we are actually going to the beginning of the exhibition, and this is the Perfect Place to begin because its where we make the connection between asia and the summer of love. Robert so, this is where visitors should start their tour. Dany yes, it should be. Robert so, this is the reason why people should start here . Dany yes, so, this photo shows an iconic scene during the summer of love, when a young man inserts a flower into the tip of a rifle at a protest for the vietnam war. Robert thats really when the flower became such an important symbol, huh . Dany yes, that was when it entered the american mainstream, the idea of a flower as a symbol of peace and love. Robert now, in this exhibit, how do you connect it to the asian culture . Dany well, that idea of the flower as a powerful symbol of peace and love actually began 2,500 years ago, with the life story of the buddha as seen in
So, this is very exciting. Dany chan oh yes, exciting. Robert so, what are we going to see first . Dany we are actually going to the beginning of the exhibition, and this is the Perfect Place to begin because its where we make the connection between asia and the summer of love. Robert so, this is where visitors should start their tour. Dany yes, it should be. Robert so, this is the reason why people should start here . Dany yes, so, this photo shows an iconic scene during the summer of love, when a young man inserts a flower into the tip of a rifle at a protest for the vietnam war. Robert thats really when the flower became such an important symbol, huh . Dany yes, that was when it entered the american mainstream, the idea of a flower as a symbol of peace and love. Robert now, in this exhibit, how do you connect it to the asian culture . Dany well, that idea of the flower as a powerful symbol of peace and love actually began 2,500 years ago, with the life story of the buddha as seen in
George IV, in full George Augustus Frederick, German Georg August Friedrich, (born August 12, 1762, London, England died June 26, 1830, Windsor, Berkshire), king of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and king of Hanover from January 29, 1820, to June 26, 1830. He served as the sovereign de facto from February 5, 1811, when he became regent for his father, George III, who suffered from mental illness. The eldest son of George III and Charlotte Sophia of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, he had become by age 17, as he said, “rather too fond of women and wine.” His way of life