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hi, could you tell me from which country come this fisherman ? or what is the origin of his hat?

Which fisherman?

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Pronto podrán ver todas las fotos en la fanpage del proyecto de Juliet. #design #diseñomexicano #photography #style #fashion #photoshoot (en Distrito Federal, Mexico)

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Mi amiga Juliet Malli tiene un proyecto de diseño artesanal de joyería y accesorios, todo #HechoEnMéxico. Pronto subiré el resto de la sesión de fotos para que puedas conocer su trabajo. #jewelry #handmade #design #fashion #shooting #mx (en Coyoacán, Distrito Federal, Mexico)

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design: Bradley Bowers

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NO #portrait #bnw #graphic #collage

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Libertad. - Archivo #bnw #streetphotography #Zapata #cdmx

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Marte - Archivo 2014

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Instalación - Archivo 2014 #beach #sea #installation #landscape

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William LaChance “1000 Palms” 2016

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Zaven Pare, Marionnette cathodique, 2007

Electronic installation. Metal, cables, televisions, DVD player

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Günther Uecker [Germany] (b 1930) ~ “Sting House”, 1967. Nails and plywood, polychromed black and red (48,5 x 30,5 x 33 cm).

Find out more here:  Günther Uecker : Hammering Passion   ©   ART HuNTER .

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Archive 2016 CC: @nuevaberlin #magazine #newberlin #art #photo

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Atelier Polyhedre

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Giuseppe Penone (Italian, born 1947)

Potato (Patate),1977

Musée départemental d’art contemporain de Rochechouart,

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Nôh theatre mask representing Okina Sankoujyo, the old man

Polychromed wood. Japan, Edo Period, early 19th century

20.3 x 15.6 cm Okina’s character in the Nôh Play represents dignity, benevolence and the wish for peace throughout the land

Gallery Tanakaya, Paris, France

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South Arabian stele Alabaster, 1st millennium BC (20.3 cm)

The stele depicts an abstract face with carved eyes, a long nose, and a small fleshy mouth; above, an inscription in Minaic gives the name of the deceased: ‘wysl’, probably equivalent to the modern Arabic name Uways.