Guido Palau wigs for the Costume Institute’s show Punk Chaos to Couture by Patrick Demarchelier, May 2013
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Guido Palau wigs for the Costume Institute’s show Punk Chaos to Couture by Patrick Demarchelier, May 2013
The winner of my ‘win an animated Portrait sketch’ competition, Tanya from Buryatia. Thank you again to everyone who entered!
Follow me on Instagram to catch my next competition. @ts_abe
So you thinkyoucansee : great picture
Beatifull girl from -Queensland 1884-
Youre a mysterious girl
Maurice Ravel by David Levine
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IMITATED. SURE.
Ludwig, I’m no drunk, otherwise Fanny would have know how drunk people act, beforehand. We simply were having a good time!
YEAH, YEAH, GO PARTY WITH @wolfgangamadeusmozart-official
@wolfgangamadeusmozart-official was the drunkard I was impersonating
I’m flattered *blows kiss*
We shape our buildings; thereafter they shape us.
Winston Churchill (via separatioleprosorum)
Light, God’s eldest daughter, is a principal beauty in a building.
Thomas Fuller (via separatioleprosorum)
Graphic History of Architecture by John Mansbridge
In the cathedral, the whole Christian revelation, the drama of medieval religion, is made manifest in tangible forms with those symbolical meanings which Durandus explained at length. Very little of what medieval men built or painted or wrote can be fully comprehended without some understanding of the mode of observation and thought which expressed itself by means of symbolism and allegory. In this way of looking at things and thinking about them, the visible object is clothed with supernatural significance, and the abstract conception given concrete form in an image. The ox is not only a beast of burden, it is the symbol of Luke the Evangelist, because the ox is an animal fitted for sacrifice; it has two horns, moreover, representing the two testaments; it figures Christ, the sacrifice for man.
James Bruce Ross (via separatioleprosorum)
Dude South Park “Safe Space” episode fucking killed it last night
FREEWHEELING BY DANIEL RIERA THE GENTLEWOMAN SS 2016
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Martin King & Dada for perles-d-eau-d-abyssinie
Illustration to The Art of the KonMari
Empress Michiko Poem
Here’s a waka poem, a traditional Japanese poem, composed by one of my favourite royals, Empress Michiko of Japan. I love how she summed up reading in so few syllables.
“How many times Did I find along the way Comfort and solace In the sheltering shade Of a wood by the name of books.”