Gold Rush
August 15th, 2012 | By: Ben
Colin Johnson, Shrewsbury
August 16th, 1896- Gold is discovered in Klondike, Alaska. A stampede of something like 100,000 people move to Alaska to look for a mineral in the wilderness that 4% of those people end up actually finding. Also National Tell a Joke Day. There may or may not be a connection there, but we’ll leave it up to you to make it.
Hernan Paganini, Radio
Either way – awkward segue alert – TTP has a lot of work that includes golden yellow as a focal point. Works by Colin Johnson, Hernan Paganini, and Robert Bridges are just the beginning.
You can find TTP pieces by color too if you use the “By Color” search feature on the products page. Wheeeee.
