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Franz Marc ornait de ses chevaux une carte destinée à Paul Klee
THREE THINGS
ARE ENOUGH FOR US TO BE
HAPPY: MUSIC, A LITTLE PEACE
AND THE VIEW OF THE SEA.....💙
Istanbul 🌹🇹🇷
Iran 🌹🕊
........💙
اياك ان تظن انك خسرت شيئا حين تغاضيت عن زلة أحدهم.....أو قابلت إساءة بالصمت والإحسان .. هي خيرات ستعود اليك يوما ما، والحياة تعيد لكل ذي حق حقه....
-جلال الدين الرومي
Never think you've lost anything by overlooking someone's mistake... or by responding to an insult with silence and kindness. These are blessings that will return to you one day, and life gives everyone what they deserve.
-Rumi
Egypt 🌹
Egypt 🌹
At night I dream that you and I are two plants that grew together, roots entwined, and that you know the earth and the rain like my mouth, since we are made of earth and rain....🌹
Pablo Nerunda
......🌹
France 🌹
Avant, après...
En vérité,
Quelle importance ?
Si ce n'est l'élégance,
Sensuelle,
D'une gestuelle...
B-Arcane© - #mesmots
"L'érotisme réside dans la possibilité d'un geste. Il appartient au domaine du rêve." JF Somain - La vraie couleur du caméléon
"Souvenir. Ce qui reste après le geste." Jacques Godbout - L'aquarium
📷 auteur inconnu
There is no rope in this image. This is carved from a single block of marble.
The artist dedicated 7 years of his life to sculpt.
It's called Il Disinganno or "The Release from Deception", by Italian sculptor Francesco Queirolo in 1759.
Possibly the greatest test of patience in the history of art - and not a single wrong step made in the marble.
Repost from Wonders Of The Past