Hut no.5

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A young miner returns home from his shift at the Horden coal mine, County Durham, (1960s).

Photograph by Patrick Ward.

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Yul Brynner, vers 1958.

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House of Beauty, Durand Wisconsin, 2004 by David Husom

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Not my typical post but…Sculpture by Wang Ruilin http://plastolux.com/sculpture-wang-ruilin.html

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Nick Frank (Munich, Germany)

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The Lost Weekend. Charles Jackson. Time Inc., 1963 (first published 1944).

A groundbreaking novel and study on alcoholism. Set in a rundown neighborhood of Manhattan in 1936, the novel explores a five-day alcoholic binge. Don Birnam, a binge drinker mostly of rye, fancies himself a would-be writer. He lapses into foreign phrases and quotes Shakespeare even while attempting to steal a woman’s purse, trying to pawn a typewriter for drinking money, and smashing his face on a banister. That accident gets him checked into an “alcoholic ward.” 

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#Iluminacion #Lighting

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Sky Blue - Wassily Kandinsky

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Hardy Kruger, by Oliver Mark

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Gurney Slade