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Oh the heavy water how it enfolds. The salt the spray the gorgeous undertow. Always, always, always the sea.
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Silkstone barbies˚ʚ♡ɞ˚
I love the hair of the one on the top right.
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David Hamilton - From the Book "Jardin Secret" (1980)
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Debbie Harry at the opening of Chris Stein’s photo exhibition launching the book “Making Tracks: The Rise of Blondie” in 1982.
Photos by Allan Tannenbaum
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All I need is for someone to gently cup my face and tell me I'm not as doomed as I feel.
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The Mikhailovsky Theatre’s “Giselle”
© Nikolay Krusser http://ift.tt/1thvsql
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Ophelia, 1872 - oil on canvas
— Jean-Baptiste Bertrand (France, 1823–1887)
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1994, Japan. Damon, Graham, Alex and Dave photographed by Mick Park for Ryuko Tsushin magazine
scanned by DAU @damonalbarn
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Thanks to Prker Kindred for sharing this image of Jeff today. It's been 27 years but still feels like yesterday. We miss you Jeff!
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Edie Sedgwick was a talented artist and poet, but she is best known for her brief and tumultuous association with artist Andy Warhol. She was one of Warhol's most famous "superstars" during the 1960s.
Contrary to popular belief, Sedgwick did not come from a wealthy background. She was born into a prominent family, but her father lost most of their fortune after a series of bad investments. This financial downfall had a profound impact on Edie's life, eventually leading her to New York City.
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St. Louis Centre, St. Louis, Missouri, 1985. Picture by Paul Hohmann
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