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had my heart broken and feel caught between abject misery and the absolute ecstasy of feeling something true

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autumn weather and coffee and roses in a tarnished champagne bucket, nothing better

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lately

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Martin Margiela S/S 1992 / Barbara Katz

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The Greatest Show on Earth in Vogue UK (2004) Photography: Tim Walker

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Nosferatu is the Barbie movie but for goths

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Mattia Preti Saint Ursula

Oil on canvas, 44.5 x 36.5 cm, ca. 1650-51

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pants of my dreams

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something so tender about the hen’s egg for scale

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Aleksandr Manamis FW 2020

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found a combination that is too powerful, I fear (tabi shoes with antique velvet spats)

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wearing guidi boots, vintage raw silk pants, linen shirt, antique men’s waistcoat, paul harnden blazer, antique silver chatelaine purse

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feel like I want to paint this

I love you seckel pears

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little art deco tea set acquired from a country antique store

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Tag yourself, I’m “Killed by a fall from the Belfrey at Alhallows the Great”

“Bill of mortality” from the Great Plague’s deadliest week, which ended #onthisday in 1665.

In addition to “Plague”, and other expected maladies, we see deaths assigned to more enigmatic causes such as “Frighted”, “Winde”, “Planet” + “Teeth”.

More here https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/londons-dreadful-visitation-bills-of-mortality

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Albert Lynch Joan of Arc in prayer

Oil on canvas, 95 x 47 cm, 19th-20th century

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on repeat