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Palestinian Wildflowers, (calendar), Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center مركز خليل السكاكيني الثقافي, Ramallah, (2005-)2006 [The ‏Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center Collection, The Palestinian Museum Digital Archive, The Palestinian Museum, Birzeit]

Botanical Paintings: John Musgrave, Louis Nakhleh Design: Palitra Graphic Design Print: Studio Alpha Sponsor: Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung e.V., Berlin

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🍎 Natural history of New York Albany, D. Appleton & co. and Wiley & Putnam;1842-94.

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watching my roommate who knows literally nothing about undertale except that “furries liked it” play it for the first time and trying not to correct or guide her as she murders every thang in sight without a care

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can my followers tell ive become enamored with richard lippold's sculptures

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Richard Lippold

Park Avenue Atrium

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Richard Lippold

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The Sun and Richard Lippold (Leo Hurwitz, 1966).

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Richard Lippold The Sun 1953-1956 Gold wire

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"WITH RICHARD LIPPOLD'S INSTALLATION AT PHILIP JOHNSON'S GUEST HOUSE" ANDY WARHOL & DAVID MCCABE | NYC, 1965 [gelatin silver print | U/D]

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Richard Lippold

Variation no.7, 1949-50

Installation view of the exhibition, 15 Americans 1952, MOMA

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Nanterre, le théâtre des Amandiers.

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Right-side electronic configuration series table, ca. 1957 (date attributed to slide) [Science History Institute, Philadelphia, PA]

«Graphic representation of the periodic table of chemical elements designed as a right-side electronic configuration series table. While the design of this table is unattributed, it bears some similarity to Subtype IIIC4-2b as classified by chemist Edward G. Mazurs in his seminal work Types of Graphic Representation of the Periodic System of Chemical Elements (1957) and was likely sketched by Mazurs during the preparation of that volume. Notably, although the illustration is labelled "Figure 45," the volume to which that figure number corresponds is unknown.» – Science History Institute

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Emile Claus (Belgium, 1849-1924), Fog. Lanterns in the mist, 1916-18. Oil on canvas, 42.8 x 45.7 cm.

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A large cave at Whatipu with two people standing in the entrance viewed from another cave, 1920

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Parrying Dagger Italian, ca. 1550–75

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Whatipu coast, 1913

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