3.Auge

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[skulsakz]

fountain in bologna, italy

[davidcashuk]

🤣😂💦

[whiskyandwonder]

[davidcashuk]

Okay, so if I'm getting a new couch...

[alzaahra]

wohlfühloase

[existanted]

[txrailrunner-deactivated2025020]

[dior-addict26]

[oleg-komi]

[happifying-things]

🎥 by brockoala

[stimman4000]

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[alexaloraetheris]

"Ooh, I love me some calligraphy vid- HOLY SHIT!!!!!!!"

[geologypage]

Anak Krakatau volcano erupts in Indonesia | #Geology #GeologyPage #volcanoes #AnakKrakatau #Indonesia

Krakatoa volcano erupted in Indonesia on Friday April 10, 2020 at 10:35 pm local time

The Krakatoa volcano erupted, spewing out plumes of ash that rose several kilometers in the sky as people heard the rumbles up to 150 km in Jakarta.

Geology Page www.GeologyPage.com

[klimbims]

28.08.1945 by Olga

[uwmspeccoll]

Plates from Dekorative Vorbilder

The Dekorative Vorbilder, was a decorative arts periodical published by Julius Hoffman in Stuttgart, Germany from 1890 until the late 1920s. The series featured work from a variety of artists, and it was described by the press as “a compilation of figurative representations, applied-art embellishments, plastic ornaments, decorative animal and plant studies, allegories, trophies, heraldic motifs, club insignias, coats of arms for guilds, festive ornaments, etc.” Other titles by Julius Hoffman include Der Moderne Stil, or “The Modern Style” a periodical printed from 1899-1905, and Die Kupferstiche des Meisters, “The Engravings of the Masters” published in 1911.

The Dekorative Vorbilder was issued in monthly installments. The images we are featuring this week are from Volume 19, printed in 1908. 

View other posts from this title here.

View more posts about decorative arts and pattern books.

–Sarah, Special Collections Graduate Assistant

[nylonuniverse]

[auraboo]

Burnout, 2018.

Three years ago, my constantly worsening sleep deprivation and stress resulted in a burnout. I’m 30 years old now, at the time of posting this comic, and I still haven’t recovered fully. I still have the heart symptoms - even the smallest amount of stress brings the symptoms back. It’s likely I will never recover enough to work a fulltime job again and I can’t go back to high-stress environments like customer service. But that’s alright. I am more than just my work. I’m slowly learning to be merciful towards myself and to show myself the same kindness I show others, and I think that’s very important.

This is my story and I won’t be ashamed any more.

[taraljc]

[finninsanelycoolish-deactivated]

I needed this. Especially the percentage part. As someone who compares myself to others a lot, I really needed that.

[lone-standing-tuft]

Your best is yours, not anyone else’s

Just to emphasize

[damn-shawty]

You’re doing amazing, all of you guys are. I believe in you all, and I’m proud. 

Keep going, you got this

[dritttenreichkunst]

Hans Haffenrichter “Eurydike”

[walpurgishall]

Here is another one of my reconstructions of a traditional and easy to make Yule decoration that was very popular in the Third Reich – the so called Weihnachtspyramide (Christmas pyramid)/ Paradeisl/ Lufleuchter. 

All Christmas pyramids looked basically similar and had pretty much the same meaning as the famous clay Julleuchter that was given as a Christmas gift to members of the SS. The shape of the pyramid likely meant to symbolize the World Mountain that is illuminated by lights or the World Tree.

[dritttenreichkunst]

Obersalzberg, Berghof

[dritttenreichkunst]

Leni Riefenstahl photography