Œufs Cosmiques

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Morse incognito Daphné Bérard

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Cabbage head Daphné Bérard

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Human is not enough Daphné Bérard

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Paper falls

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Milton Glaser, illustration for the book Cats and Bats and Things with Wings, poems by Conrad Aiken, 1965. Source

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Tuktoyaktuk, Canada by Francis Anderson

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Anna Akhmatova

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file this under the shit-load of under appreciated people who you never learn about in school

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Joseph Lindon Smith was a New England painter who dedicated most of his career to creating meticulous reproductions of the art of ancient civilizations for educational purposes. We’ve added some materials to smithsoniantranscriptioncenter from his papers including a diary describing his travels in Egypt in 1906-07. Have at it, #volunpeers!

Joseph Lindon Smith reproducing an Egyptian bas relief, ca. 1940 / unidentified photographer. Joseph Lindon Smith papers, Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.

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Come for the adorable chameleon, stay for the fascinating story of matchbook conservation in our Leo Castelli Gallery records, in this blog post by Smithsonian conservator Nora Lockshin.

Image of a juvenile Brookesia micra standing on the head of a match. Creative Commons License courtesy Wikimedia Commons, Frank Glaw, Jörn Köhler, Ted M. Townsend, Miguel Vences.

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Reblogging ourselves in honor of preservation week. Also, TINY CHAMELEON.

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Jenny Yu

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Let’s just get away…

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Cloudnectar - Light Years