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milky way of lilium japonicum - flickr 2013
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artist: 𝖤𝖫 (@/Elnexira)
Heater for rice wine, Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), pewter, the Art Institute of Chicago.
Mud pots at Myvatn, Iceland.
“If clothes make the person, dishes make the food.”
Rosanjin went on to explain, “Appropriate care must go into their selection, not only in terms of quality, but also to see that the size, depth, color and other aspects of the dishes harmonize. Some people argue that as long as the food itself is palatable the container doesn’t matter, but this is an ignorant line of thinking, like saying the sole function of clothing is to protect the wearer from heat and cold.”
This visionary was the legendary Renaissance man Kitaoji Rosanjin
Hugh C. Knowles. Water Lilies, circa 1910.
大文字! taken by my grandfather in 2014 i think
Bronze Age Petroglyphs in Trialeti, Georgia. Found on rock massifs in the gorge of the Avdari River near the town of Tsalka.
Acierie, c.1935
Hans Bellmer (German, 1902-1975), Poupée désarticulée [Dislocated doll], 1954. White gouache blanche on black paper, 50 x 50 cm.
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White Cliffs of Dover (2023) by Toby Coulson ⌘ Two figures where the island ends