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SUCCESSION — 4.08: America Decides.

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SUCCESSION ▸ 3.09 || 4.01 || 4.03 || 4.04

and i put my arm around you. and i said, i kept asking, “do you like this? do you like this?” and you said, eventually, “i like it all.”

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1132 Rue Royale + artwork

AMC's Interview With the Vampire, set design by Mara LePere-Schloop, set decor by Selina van den Brink.

(Dubai penthouse edition)

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Details from Ad Reinhardt’s HOW TO LOOK series on art. 1947.

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crazy insane bitches when it’s the new year. and they don’t feel any different.

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“Beams thrown from the Heligoland Lighthouse.” Lightships and lighthouses. 1913. Internet Archive

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Nine Inch Nails - Head Like A Hole

UK 10” Vinyl with Poster Sleeve

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i’ve had ‘the beauty of the world is the mouth of a labyrinth’ stuck in my head and had forgotten the full quote went this hard. can barely cope with the experience of comprehending it

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“Princess Tarakanova” By Konstantin Dmitrievich Flavitsky, 1863.

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Painted with oils inside Romanian caves by artist Tomas Honz

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La Belle et La Bête (1946, Jean Cocteau) | Beauty (Or the Taste for the Beast), Heroines, Claude Cahun | Beauty and the Beast: Fantasy in Two Acts, Fernand Noziere

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[Text ID: Park’s pseudo-softening has drawn his particularly perverse romanticism to the surface, his melodramatic belief that love can be communicated through lies, that dismemberment can be erotic, and that pleasure should often come via pain. In his work, romance is often everything but. /end ID] 

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laura and leland palmer / father by the front bottoms

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veil's been thin these past few days. anyone else notice that the veil's been thin these past few days

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HOUSE OF THE DRAGON 1x05: “We Light the Way” (2022)

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Installation of William Adolphe Bouguereau's   “Dante und Virgil “ (1825)