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Life Magazine, March 1909
Björk photographed by Maisie Cousins, 2017
Master of the View of Sainte Gudule, Young Man Holding a Book (detail), c. 1480, Oil on wood
Book of Hours, Picardie, 15th century
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Sayume Tachibana (1892-1970), ‘Jealousy’, 1923 Source “To Western eyes, it may seem that Sayume has something of a typical gothic sensibility. His subject matter includes ghosts, water sprites, shape-shifting fox ladies, “hell courtesans,” and tragic stories of lost love, murder, and suicide. However, his career, which spanned the Taisho and early Showa Periods, came well before more conventional gothic influences reached Japan; so his art represents a truly authentic Japanese sense of the macabre and mysterious. Sayume is a semi-tragic figure. His introspective and otherworldly art emerged at a time when Japan was moving towards militarism and modernism. Although this means his art now has a poignant atmosphere of ghostly nostalgia, at the time it meant he could not enjoy all the success his talent merited. Also, a great many of his works were destroyed in the great fire that followed the Tokyo Earthquake of 1923, while others were destroyed in the War.” (Source)
La náusea | Jean Paul Sartre
Federico Beltran Masses
Monet details
Hakuro, an Itoshima Almanac by Nigel Bennet
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Photographer: Nigel Bennet
Taiwanese girls at work on the Chiayi airbase, 1958.
Garden of Eden-themed serpent rug ////Fornasetti
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Marsha Hunt by Harri Peccinotti, 1968