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sleepy girls club™

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Lo so, siete a bocca aperta. L’opera è di Darian Rodriguez Mederos, classe 1992, artista cubano di cui sentiremo parlare ancora.

via Jacopo Veneziani 

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Jeff Mermelstein (American, born 1957), photographs from the book Twirl x Run, 2009

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girl help i’m having creation ideas above my skill level

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California Cottages: Interior Design, Architecture & Style, 1996

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1920s French silk/cotton brassieres

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Ming Xi at Paris Fashion Week

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Yohji Yamamoto SS00 catalogue

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Andrew Wyeth - Wind from the Sea (1947)

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19th century books will kill off a main character in one sentence and then spend 3 pages describing a street

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The Glass Essay, Anne Carson

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“In My Place”. Amandine Guihard by Noémi Ottilia Szabo for Blanc Magazine April 2020

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“Death blowing bubbles,” 18th century. The bubbles symbolize life’s fragility. This plaster work appears on the ceiling of Holy Grave Chapel in Michaelsberg Abbey, Bamberg, Germany.

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by Emily Dickinson

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Church of San Tiburzio, Parma, for the Florilegium exhibition by Rebecca Louise Law, during the Institutional event “Parma Capital of Culture 2020” (Italy)

Rebecca Louise Law is a british artist, best known for artworks and floral installations created with natural materials, and her talent would offer an alternative concept of beauty.

For this specific exhibition they used 200 thousand flowers. The title Florilegium comes from the Latin “to keep and to preserve flowers”.