#Baumer

[paintingslaurlikes]

Lewis Baumer. Noel Streatfeild. 1926. Oil on canvas. National Portrait Gallery, London.

[mallrats95]

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[thefugitivesaint]

Lewis Baumer (1870-1963), ''The Tatler'', Vol. 79, #1159, 1923 Source

[driftsart]

Guyz... Guess what I've been watching... (⁠◍⁠•⁠ᴗ⁠•⁠◍⁠)

[reggieslocket]

hey so! this parallel keeps me up at night

[birdhousesinyoursoul]

He fell in October 1918, on a day that was so quiet and still on the whole front, that the army report confined itself to the single sentence: All quiet on the Western Front.

[ painting by me; based off an older painting that I cannot find ]

[saint-petah-the-good]

I just made this random chart for all my pookies to understand my type in men

For the memo I find them all fuckable and even datable even the ones in looks more than personality it's just my personal chart to organize things and see with ho I correspond more.

Can yall help me what is my type?

[imamoodypotato]

"What could he do, should've been a father but he never made it to his twenties. What a waste, army dreamers. Ooh, what a waste of army dreamers" I've recently been watching some war films for research purposes for a short film project I'm hoping to complete by the end of the year, of course, All Quiet on the Western Front is my favorite movie, I've seen the 1930s one before but never gotten around to the 2022 one.It's possibly one of my favorite films ever and I've never sobbed as much, I've brought the book as well and will be reading it over the week. Volker Bertelmann will pay for my therapy bills because this movie's score is hauntingly beautiful and fills me with such grief. If you haven't seen it yet, I highly recommend it <3

[mallrats95]

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[cirr0stratus]

Erich Maria Remarque you have ruined me

[bochedogmeat]

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