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Luis Medina, Untitled, 1980
I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty (2000, dir. Jonas Mekas)
Poppies. Adventures in science with Bob and Don. 1948.
Mollusc without a shell. Le monde de la mer. 1866.
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Grace Jones captured by Lynn Goldsmith, 1982.
夏の代表的味覺:パイン罐詰(臺灣合同鳳梨株式會社)
1936
🌳 American medical botany: . Boston: Cummings and Hilliard, 1817-1820.. Original source Image description: Botanical illustration from “American Medical Botany” (1817-1820) showing a Magnolia glauca flower with large, creamy white petals surrounding a detailed central cluster of stamens. The flower is attached to a branch with dark green, broad elliptical leaves with visible veins. Below the flower, a textured oval fruit is depicted along with smaller botanical details and annotations. The background is aged beige paper, and the page number XXVII is in the top left corner. The drawing emphasizes the plant’s structure and medicinal interest with naturalistic colors and fine line work.
Henri Matisse, Exhibition Invitation for the Museum of Modern Art, 1951
18.25" x 4" unframed Private collection
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Mahakala, wrathful protector. (Asian) Theatricals. 1923.
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Ground strikes. Camera craft. October 1918.
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Baby School Sharks, one foot long. The south Australian naturalist. April 29, 1919.
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Find the pairs of little houses that are identical. Vie et bonté : France Croix-Rouge. January 1970.
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