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Through The Looking Glass
Alnwick Castle
Edward Hopper (US, 1892-1967)
Two commedians (1965)
His last painting, wich he intended as a personal statement, a farewell of sorts.
Oil on canvas (74 x 101.5 cm)
Caffeine Dreams, Bruce Nauman, 1987
crazy how every time you go on a walk it’s like ohh that’s why i’m alive
♡ Blondie - Call Me ♡
if a girl is reading a really interesting book she shouldn't have to go to work. she's expanding her mind and bettering herself and her employers should understand that
night in the desert by shelby
The Incredible Things I’ve Seen while Stalking a Moose and her Calf for a Year
Bryan’s Ground, one of the 10 most beautiful gardens in Britain, closed for ever today. 😿
Photograph by Nicholas Keeble, 31 May 2021
Residual Haunting, Catherine Bertola
‘Residual Hauntings’ is a triptych of photographs originally commissioned for The Bronte Parsonage Museum, Haworth UK. The images are of the artist enacting domestic rituals and actions performed by the Bronte sisters - as described in written records held at the museum. The actions include pacing around the dining room table, running up and down the stairs and sweeping the kitchen floor. These ghostly vignettes reanimate the spaces of the Parsonage, recreating a sense of the movement that previously filled the room.