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The Remains of 100 Abandoned Italian Churches Peek Through Rubble and Foliage in Roman Robroek’s Photos

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Thinkin about my sister’s kitten Blue, and her dark circles. 

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FANTASIA (1940)

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Nagato Iwasaki aka 長門 岩崎 aka Iwasaki Nagato (Japanese, b. Japan) - Driftwood sculptures from Torso series. In the making of his creations there isn’t any glue or adhesives used, instead he uses wooden stakes. The entire form is made using driftwood only.

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Grenfell hooked mats, 1920s-40s (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)

The quiet months of February and March were known as the “matting season” along the rugged coast of northern Newfoundland and Labrador. It was a time of respite from the fishing season. Generations old by the time the Grenfell Mission began, the roots of mat hooking lay with the founding English and Scottish settlers. The women all hooked, most from their earliest childhood. […]

In 1928, the Industrial Supervisor M.A. Pressley-Smith sent out a plea through the mission’s quarterly publication, Among the Deep Sea Fishers, “Save Your Old Silk Stockings! When your stockings run let them run to Labrador! We need silk stockings and underwear in Unlimited Quantities! Please send your silk stockings and underwear no matter how old or worn! We need such silk and artificial silk for the making of hooked rugs of a beautiful type!” Silk stockings when dyed to beautiful soft hues, helped propel the mat industry into its peak production years of 1926 to the early 1930s.

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Peter Vilhelm Ilsted - Interior with two girls (1900-10)

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川の畔の巨大発電所→詳細 Abandoned giant power plant in river side.

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Happy 27th Anniversary Jesse and Celine! ❤

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They were in love here

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“Date Night” by Anatoly Kuvin (1956)

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NIGHTMARE ALLEY (1947), dir. Edmund Goulding.

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MATTHEW LILLARD Senseless, 1998

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Lauren Fogg (American, b. 1990), Plum Night, 2017. Oil on canvas, 127 × 127 cm