
gracie abrams

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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

Kiana Khansmith
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Origami Around
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Claire Keane
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台灣畫報:第一屆台灣省美術展特刊號(附出品目錄)
1946, 10
december of 1849, john whipple made his first photograph of the moon, a daguerreotype taken through the telescope at the harvard college observatory in cambridge. although he did not make the first lunar photograph in america, in terms of accuracy and aesthetics whipple soon began to produce what were internationally recognized as the most sublime photographs of the moon. this study, made with his partner james black, recalls the maxim in astronomy: the more clearly one can see an object in space, the more beautiful it looks.
'the moon,' salted paper print from glass negative; james thomas whipple and james wallace black, american c. 1857-60.
David Hamilton - Dresses by Angela at London Town (Vogue UK 1971)
Deborah Turbeville - Dress by Mila Schön (Vogue Italia 1987)
関西学院大学全学共闘 関学闘争の記録・NON (1969)
Some Doors Lead To Nowhere
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Guy Bourdin - Susan Moncur & Gala Mitchell Wearing Dresses by Givenchy (Vogue Paris 1971)
Barry Lategan - Bergasol Tanning Gel Ad (Vogue UK 1978)
Michael A Davenport, 3,090 Degrees Fahrenheit (Oil on canvas, 2025)
30in x 48in
Painting by Rene Magritte.
L’Indifferent, from Pierre Louys’ Les Chansons de Bilitis by Georges Barbier (1922)
Detail of “The Man of Sorrows” by Hans Memling, edited by Robin Isely.
Shigeru Mizuki