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RICHARD FLORSHEIM “SPARS” SIGNED ORIGINAL LITHOGR

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Rust never sleeps, Bernhard Lang

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• Performance costume used by Annette Kellerman (1886-1975).

Place of origin: United States

Date: 1910-1930

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That Penguin’s Bribing The Guardsman! by Paul Malon Via Flickr: 1936.

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Glass Art by Ben Young

Ben Young is a New Zealand based, self-taught artist who has been making glass sculptures for over 15 years and has exhibited alongside well-known glass artists both internationally and in Australia.

I am a self-taught artist who has been making glass sculpture for over 10 years. Each of my pieces is hand drawn, hand cut and handcrafted, layer on layer to create the end product - no computer or high-tech machinery

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Olivia When: (Animation) Dog Thief

Olivia When is obsessed with dogs. Olivia is also from the South and went to school at the Maryland Institute College of Arts. She is an accomplished illustrator and animator with a long list of high profile clients and is currently making Google Doodles for a living. She is also obsessed with dogs. Did I say that already? Her adorably animated gifs capture that feeling many people get when encountering a super cute dog: They just want to have it. I don’t THINK she has ever actually stolen a dog, but she certainly has thought about it, and animated it, a lot. And in an adorably illustrated and cleverly animated way.

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Snow at Godaido Pavilion in Matsushima, by Kawase Hasui (1932).

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London’s Hidden Tunnels Revealed In Amazing Cutaways

The layout of London can only be fully understood if we examine it in three dimensions. Tim Dunn takes a look at some of the capital’s greatest cutaway diagrams.

Our city is a fascinating, infuriating, terrifying, beautiful place. As curious Londonists we attempt to make sense of it and the way it works so that we can better assert our own place within it. It is often said that London is an infrastructural palimpsest: layer upon layer of networks and systems. But that really isn’t the case. London, like any urban form is a complex, woven fabric of infrastructure — each system maddeningly intertwined with others.