Aprendi nessa guerra O que na batalha tem valia Aprendi a ser tronco fino Que verga pra onde o vente guia Mas nao corta nem espada Que a maldade do mundo afia.
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Aprendi nessa guerra O que na batalha tem valia Aprendi a ser tronco fino Que verga pra onde o vente guia Mas nao corta nem espada Que a maldade do mundo afia.
A soldier of the U.S. 369th Infantry Regiment poses with a puppy he rescued on the front lines during World War I, 1918.
Escaped slave Gordon, also known as 'Whipped Peter,' shows the scars on his back in Louisiana, 1863.
The golden glasses of Akan chiefs. Long before shutter shades became a thing in popular culture, chiefs of the West African tribes wore barred up lenses made from solid gold. Their purpose wasn't for vision or sight but it was rather a social structure that symbolized the hierarchy. The purpose of the glasses was that nobody could look the chief in the eyes. Highlighting the significance and power dynamic within the tribe
People from the Kindgom of Zanzibar during the late 1890s, early 1900s. Photos taken by travelers of the locals.
Mary Smith, a “knocker-upper” who earned sixpence a week shooting dried peas at windows to wake people for work (East London, 1930s)
A young man caring for his grandfather, 1974
Amor é um fogo que arde sem se ver -Luis De Camoes
Fisicamente, habitamos um espaço, mas, sentimentalmente, somos habitados por uma memória.
José Saramago
Holocaust Survivor Josef Guttman Reunites with His Liberator and Adoptive Father, Master Sergeant William Best, December 24, 1948
Fisicamente, habitamos um espaço, mas, sentimentalmente, somos habitados por uma memória. -José Saramago
Canada's First Nations people - 1910
Olmec head. 40 tons. 3,500 years old.
In the 1950s, there was a job called lipstick tester, where the role involved being kissed all day to test the durability and quality of the lipstick.
21-years old Yves Saint Laurent at Christian Dior's funeral (1957)
Uns governam o Mundo, outros são o Mundo.
Fernando Pessoa
Kurdish fighters in Iraq, 1970s.
A vida humana é marcada por uma oscilação entre o prazer e a dor, e saber viver é entender e aceitar que isso faz parte da vida. -Chat GPT