Years went by, and the old photo of the steam-powered AT-AT remained a mystery. It wasn't until March 25, 1899, that a group of engineers discovered a hidden compartment in one of the industrial buildings in the background of the photo. Inside the compartment, they found a set of blueprints and documents related to the AT-AT project.
The documents revealed that the scientists who had built the machine had indeed harnessed a mysterious energy source, but it wasn't the cause of their madness and disappearance. Instead, they had been betrayed by one of their own, a brilliant but power-hungry engineer named Edward Greyson.
Greyson had sabotaged the AT-AT and caused it to malfunction, causing chaos and destruction in the city before disappearing with the energy source. He had hoped to use the power to further his own ambitions and become a technological kingpin.
The engineers who had discovered the blueprints were determined to resurrect the AT-AT and restore its former glory, but they knew they needed to first find the energy source that had been stolen. They scoured the city, following Greyson's trail, and finally discovered a hidden laboratory deep underground.
Inside the laboratory, they found Greyson, who had aged and become a recluse, hoarding the energy source and using it to power his own experiments. He had become obsessed with his own power and had lost sight of the greater good.
The engineers confronted Greyson, but he refused to give up the energy source. A struggle ensued, and in the chaos, the energy source was destroyed, unleashing a blast that destroyed the laboratory and buried Greyson under the rubble.
Despite the loss of the energy source, the engineers were able to salvage enough technology from the laboratory to rebuild the AT-AT. They used modern power sources to replace the old steam engine and made other modifications to improve its functionality.
The rebuilt AT-AT became a symbol of progress and a warning to those who would abuse the power of science and technology. The engineers hoped that the legacy of the old photo and the rebuilt AT-AT would inspire future generations to explore the wonders of technology but also to approach it with caution and responsibility.
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"25 March 1899 Steam-powered AT-AT" is the art of collage made by print techniques on a real vintage page from the book "A Dictionary of The English And German Languages". They are published by Asher & CO in 1909.
Triple-column format. German words writer with great-looking gothic Victorian fonts.
Perfect decorative for your living room or office space, make your place more beautiful daily.
Very fashionable and great for modern home décor. The artwork is a great gift idea for book lovers. The artwork is perfect to gift for gothic decor lovers.
About the original collage art:
Approximately the size /not framed/: 7.67 x 10.86 inch / about 19.5 x 27.6 cm (with slight variations due to removal)
Materials: Print Techniques, Real Original Vintage Book Page
Come signed on the back by the artist.
Send in an envelope by Royal Mail.
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The page may have signs of use, bends or other signs of damage due to age.
The artwork is a “one of a kind” work of art because no two pages are the same and ich prints any time look a little different.
IMPORTANT:
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The artwork listed is unique, original collage prints, signed and dated by the artist.
Please note that the images with the background are not to scale and are for display purposes only. Please refer to the dimensions mentioned on the artwork card.
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Years went by, and the old photo of the steam-powered AT-AT remained a mystery. It wasn't until March 25, 1899, that a group of engineers discovered a hidden compartment in one of the industrial buildings in the background of the photo. Inside the compartment, they found a set of blueprints and documents related to the AT-AT project.
The documents revealed that the scientists who had built the machine had indeed harnessed a mysterious energy source, but it wasn't the cause of their madness and disappearance. Instead, they had been betrayed by one of their own, a brilliant but power-hungry engineer named Edward Greyson.
Greyson had sabotaged the AT-AT and caused it to malfunction, causing chaos and destruction in the city before disappearing with the energy source. He had hoped to use the power to further his own ambitions and become a technological kingpin.
The engineers who had discovered the blueprints were determined to resurrect the AT-AT and restore its former glory, but they knew they needed to first find the energy source that had been stolen. They scoured the city, following Greyson's trail, and finally discovered a hidden laboratory deep underground.
Inside the laboratory, they found Greyson, who had aged and become a recluse, hoarding the energy source and using it to power his own experiments. He had become obsessed with his own power and had lost sight of the greater good.
The engineers confronted Greyson, but he refused to give up the energy source. A struggle ensued, and in the chaos, the energy source was destroyed, unleashing a blast that destroyed the laboratory and buried Greyson under the rubble.
Despite the loss of the energy source, the engineers were able to salvage enough technology from the laboratory to rebuild the AT-AT. They used modern power sources to replace the old steam engine and made other modifications to improve its functionality.
The rebuilt AT-AT became a symbol of progress and a warning to those who would abuse the power of science and technology. The engineers hoped that the legacy of the old photo and the rebuilt AT-AT would inspire future generations to explore the wonders of technology but also to approach it with caution and responsibility.
☑ COLLAGE PRINT ON GENUINE ANTIQUE REAL VINTAGE ENGLISH & GERMAN DICTIONARY PAGE
☑ 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE - I TRY TO MAKE YOU HAPPY!
"25 March 1899 Steam-powered AT-AT" is the art of collage made by print techniques on a real vintage page from the book "A Dictionary of The English And German Languages". They are published by Asher & CO in 1909.
Triple-column format. German words writer with great-looking gothic Victorian fonts.
Perfect decorative for your living room or office space, make your place more beautiful daily.
Very fashionable and great for modern home décor. The artwork is a great gift idea for book lovers. The artwork is perfect to gift for gothic decor lovers.
About the original collage art:
Approximately the size /not framed/: 7.67 x 10.86 inch / about 19.5 x 27.6 cm (with slight variations due to removal)
Materials: Print Techniques, Real Original Vintage Book Page
Come signed on the back by the artist.
Send in an envelope by Royal Mail.
THE ARTWORK SOLD UNFRAMED!
The page may have signs of use, bends or other signs of damage due to age.
The artwork is a “one of a kind” work of art because no two pages are the same and ich prints any time look a little different.
IMPORTANT:
Customers are solely responsible for all duties, import taxes and brokerage fees. These are not included in the cost of shipping or handling your order. Customs, duties, and taxes vary widely from country to country. Please check with your local customs agency for details on estimated costs. Customs, duties, and taxes are non-refundable. So if you refuse a shipment because of unexpected import fees, the original shipping cost, any brokerage/customs/duty/taxes, and any return shipping charges will not be refunded.
The artwork listed is unique, original collage prints, signed and dated by the artist.
Please note that the images with the background are not to scale and are for display purposes only. Please refer to the dimensions mentioned on the artwork card.
--- --- --- --- --- --- - ---
For different destinations please send us a conversation before purchasing.
Thanks
--- --- --- --- --- --- - ---
Copyright © 2023 All rights reserved. The image of this artwork and the artwork itself cannot be copied, altered, or distributed in any form. Any derivatives attempted an imitation of artwork, duplication and/or editing of photos is expressly forbidden under copyright laws.
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