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The Stonewall Inn
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we're not kids anymore.
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this is literally how it feels
Parchment holes in manuscript repaired using embroidery circa 1417, currently in University Library Uppsala, Sweden
What wait WHAT
I love seeing parchment / vellum mended with stitching! Here are some more.
Billie Holiday records her penultimate album 'Lady in Satin' at the Columbia Records studio in December 1957 in New York City, New York
📷 Don Hunstein/Columbia Records/Getty Images
devon aoki backstage @ baby phat f/w 2002
This is my Christmas tradition
A$ap rocky and Ayo Edebiri (both wearing Chanel) at the Chanel métiers d’art show designed by Matthieu Blazy
The Ife sculptures, a collection of bronze sculptures uncovered by workmen in Ife, Nigeria, in 1938. Dated to 1100-1400
uhura sketch ^^
Le Monocle, lesbian bar in Paris, circa early 1930s
Miss Piggy's guide to etiquette:
From Miss Piggy's Guide to Life (Henry Beard, 1981).
nickelodeon 2010s teen sitcom apartment decoration
First Miffy (Nijntje) drafts by Dick Bruna (1953)
Diana Ross at her wedding, 1986
Rest in peace, Jane. Thank you for inspiring me (and so many other people) through my youth & adulthood to admire and respect animals, and to continue searching for knowledge that will allow us to coexist together in a kinder future. You and your work will be remembered.
Edward Said reads an excerpt of Frantz Fanon’s, “The Wretched of the Earth”