leopardflower:

Peter Garfield, Mobile Homes, 1995-1997.

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Jan. 7 2019
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artist-schiele: “Dead Mother, Egon Schiele Medium: oil,panel https://www.wikiart.org/en/egon-schiele/dead-mother-1910 ”

artist-schiele:

Dead Mother, Egon Schiele

Jan. 7 2019
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Jan. 7 2019
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hannabalxmarie:

Alice Prin (aka Kiki de Montparnasse) in Dadaist 1924 short film, Ballet Mécanique!

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Jan. 7 2019
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snumelhp:

The Okiest Doke / Cotton Eyed Misery Business by Janiva Ellis

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Jan. 7 2019
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moreculturelesspop: “Billy Porter at the 2019 Golden Globes ”

moreculturelesspop:

Billy Porter at the 2019 Golden Globes

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Jan. 6 2019
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Jan. 5 2019
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antoniostella:

Unused illustrations for “Suspiria” - 2018 Luca Guadagnino 

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Jan. 3 2019
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elsewheregreen:

Covers of vintage Japanese gay magazine ‘Samson’. 1980s. 

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Jan. 3 2019
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schu-schu: “vogue us mar 1999 christo art reichstag 1995 ”

schu-schu:

vogue us mar 1999 christo art reichstag 1995

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Jan. 2 2019
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Jan. 2 2019
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chelsamander:

image

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Jan. 2 2019
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orwell: “Photography by Anton Corbijn for the Echo & the Bunnymen’s album The Game ”

orwell:

Photography by Anton Corbijn for the Echo & the Bunnymen’s album The Game

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Jan. 2 2019
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keystothecastle:

New Year’s in the Netherlands. Before / After.

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Jan. 1 2019
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museum-of-artifacts: “The Horse Panel in Chauvet Cave. Discovered in 1994, the Horse Panel and the other stunning drawings provide “an extraordinary testimony to man’s first steps in the adventure of art”. 35 000 years old ”

museum-of-artifacts:

The Horse Panel in Chauvet Cave. Discovered in 1994, the Horse Panel and
the other stunning drawings provide “an extraordinary testimony to man’s
first steps in the adventure of art”. 35 000 years old

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Jan. 1 2019
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