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[1five1two]

'Kobe'. Koji Takashima. 1951.

[rosechata]

Women of the Peruvian Highlands by Ana Flores

[injuries-in-dust]

Some weird bird noises that I hope will brighten your day.

[ur-daily-inspiration]

[efikeff]

Ceiling Angels, Church of Debre Berhan Selassie, Built: 17th century, Painting: 1815-25, painted wood, Gondar, Ethiopia. 

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[escapismsworld]

The Vibrant Doors of Lisbon Part 2

[ur-daily-inspiration]

letterpress postcards by Pottering Cat, Japan

[fuckyeahchinesegarden]

windows in chinese gardens

[laclefdescoeurs]

Parable of the Prodigal Son, 1632, Sebastien Vrancx

[shihlun]

Children on bicycles at Nanfang'ao, Suao, Yilan. 1983.

Photo by Bill Wassman.

[paolo-streito-1264]

Karunchai Treetrong. Hong Kong.

[pwlanier]

Rare Provincial Folk Art Architectural Model of a Chapel

The Removable Roof Opening to Reveal the Detailed Furnished Interior

Hand Carved and Painted Wood and Various Media

Scottish, Inscribed "Argyle Square Chapel, made and presented by the late Robert Grund, 1841"

Robert Young

[hjaltigud]

Grindavík, Iceland

April, 2017

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[soundlessdragon]

Artist: Rob Strati

[ryanpanos]

Infinite Stairs and Dissected Buildings | Marcin Bialas | Socks Studio

Marcin Bialas is a Polish artist who’s specialized in etchings and drawings in black an white. Among his large production, a recurring theme is dissected buildings and surreal constructions, such as infinite staircases and labyrinthine interiors, an atemporal combination of G.B. Piranesi and Brodsky/Utkin prints. The structures seem unfinished, yet already in ruin, able to plunge the viewer into an uncomfortable feeling. Somewhere between nightmares and theatrical settings, Marcin Bialas’ retro drawings explore the dramatic potential of different projections and points of view.

[389]

René Magritte - L'automate (1928-1929)

[unteriors]

Neunkirchen, Saarland.