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Wassily Kandinsky - On the Dances of Palucca, 1926.

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“I will be a chemist!”

Soviet Propaganda from 1964

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i want my house to be made of old soviet control boards

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Sayat Nova (a.k.a. The Color of Pomegranates) (Sergei Parajanov, 1969)

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Me about to impulse buy something I know I don’t need:

My bank account:

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Soon will be finished 🎨

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Me hierve la sangre

Cuán imagine mis deseos cuan me muero en el invierno, estoy hirviendo de coraje y no estoy en calma. Exijo mi regreso con todo respeto; resumo mi sentimiento a que estoy molesta.

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Shitty drawings

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Hello! I been trying to draw a cute tskuki 🏐❤️

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Slovenian Territorial Army fires on Yugoslav People’s Army tanks at Rožna Dolina, near Italian border, June 28 1991

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Postzegelverzameling

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Depresija

Ti živis u Beogradu, I ne sanjas šta te očekuje  Jer ti se ne sećas teških dana depresije Ti se ne sećas Revolvera Henfrija Ti se ne sećas Šešira Bogija Ti se ne sećas stare dobre Merlin

Moraćes da se naviknes, Teški dani te očekuju Moraćes da se naviknes na zvuk reči

Depresija, depresija Ta slatka reč depresija Depresija, depresija, depresija   Svuda je depresija

Seti se tatinog televizora Seti se revolvera Hemfrija Uzmi ga i pucaj Uzmi ga i pucaj 

Grupa Šarlo Akrobata je napravila tri nepoznate pesme za jugoslovenski film iz 1981. Dečko koji obećava. U filmu se pojavljuju Koja na gitari i VD na bubnjevima, zajedno sa Aleksandrom Berčekom na basu, kao VIS “Dobri Dečaci.” Tri pesme koje su napravljene za film nikad kasnije nisu objavljene.

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Bernardo Bertolucci’s “1900″ various movie posters

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Покойся с миром, Vladimir Komarov.  One of the original cosmonauts in the Soviet space program, Komarov was killed on this date in 1967 when the parachute on his Soyuz 1 capsule failed to open on his reentry to Earth’s atmosphere.  He was the first Soviet to travel to outer space multiple times (our Gus Grissom was the first human to do so) and was the first human to be killed on a space mission.  He and Yuri Gagarin (and many others) had grave concerns about the Soyuz mission before he lifted off (Yuri was the backup crew), but for fear of sacrificing Gagarin’s life instead of his own, Komarov refused to back out of the flight.  He did, however, plan his own funeral before flying, insisting on an open casket so that Soviet leadership could see what they’d done.  And so it was.  There are two memorials to Komarov (and the other fallen astro/cosmonauts) on the Moon–and today we pay homage again to your courage, Comrade Komarov.  We and the Moon remember you.

Stamp details: Issued on: October 19, 1964 From: Moscow, USSR MC #2965