gangs of new york took place in 1844.
gangs of new york took place in 1844.
when did gangs of new york take place?
1844
bullet::::- "buddhism in tibet. with an account of the buddhist systems preceding it in india", leipzig, f.a. brockhaus, 1863. online version









































bullet::::- "die könige von tibet: von der entstehung koniglicher macht in yárlung bis zum erlöschen in ladák : mitte des i. jahrh. vor chr. geb. bis 1834 nach chr. geb.", munchen : verlag der k. akademie, in commission bei g. franz, 1866.









































bullet::::- "die gottesurtheile der indier; rede gehalten in der öffentlichen sitzung der köngl. akademie der wissenschaften am 28. märz 1866 zur erinnerung ihres einhundert und siebenten stiftungstages", münchen, im verlage der königl. akademie, 1866.
emil schlagintweit
when oppewall was assigned art director for the 2006 spy film "the good shepherd", it took her a week to organize the number of set locations due to the large amounts of settings in the script, which included cuba, guatemala, léopoldville, london, moscow, new york and new haven, connecticut, among other places. although the vast majority of the movie was filmed in new york, the only scenes that are actually set in new york take place in a house in far rockaway, queens. as a result, many sets had to be constructed under oppewall's direction, including a skull and bones headquarters and the berlin set, which was built on the brooklyn navy yard. oppewall built sets based on skull and bones, central intelligence agency and other clandestine organizations after she consulted with a former cia operative and researched books of interviews with spy agency insiders. since the lead character played by matt damon originally aspired to be a poet, oppewall incorporated many visual poetic symbols into the film, including a large number of mirrors to represent the duplicity of the cia, full rigged ships as symbols of the state and eagle symbols, which were used in ironic situations such as suspect interrogations.
jeannine oppewall