me and my bordeaux rufskin swim briefs in Punta Scario, Salina ✨❤
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Jules of Nature
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me

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me and my bordeaux rufskin swim briefs in Punta Scario, Salina ✨❤
(photos by @ilmarinen90)
Portrait of M. Lukyanov, 1918, Konstantin Somov
Ciao Raffaella!
I’m not good with people crying in front of me. I don’t know what I should do.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I found this anime soooooo lovely
Portrait of Marcellus
This sculpture, acquired by King Louis XIV thanks to the painter Poussin, is a posthumous portrait of Marcellus, Augustus’s nephew and first son-in-law who died prematurely in 23 BC. Collection of the Louvre Museum.
Abacus, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Cloisters
The Cloisters Collection, 1925 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY Medium: Stone
Roman ruins of Hierapolis, Turkey
the Milan chronicles.
me, my bf and our passion for Keith Haring.
part 2: me, my bf and the water.
Portrait of Sir Thomas More, 1527, Hans Holbein the Younger
Medium: oil,panel
https://www.wikiart.org/en/hans-holbein-the-younger/portrait-of-sir-thomas-more-1527
“your name”
this is for you, my love.
it sounds just like your name.
“your name”
this is for you, my love.
it sounds just like your name.
Meglio frocio che fascista.
Always and forever.
MESSINA - BALCONI DEL CENTRO STORICO
Subito dopo il terremoto del 1908 che la distrusse integralmente, Messina venne ricostruita secondo nuove regole urbanistiche e seguendo le tendenze architettoniche di allora. Vi fu quindi un fiorire di stili diversi che mutarono durante il tempo necessario alla ricostruzione e che in fondo ripercorrevano quella che era la storia mercantile di Messina, dove i mercanti stranieri che ne dominavano i commerci, avevano introdotto stili e forme diverse da quelle del resto della Sicilia. I balconi di quello che potremmo definire il centro storico, le case e i palazzi ricostruiti dopo il terremoto, ci parlano quindi di un elegante liberty, di un neoclassicismo austero e semplice o di altri stili che richiamandosi a quelli del nord Europa e che accennano anche quelli tipicamente siciliani come il Chiaramontano e il Gotico Catalano. Sebbene offesi dall’incuria degli uomini e sfregiati da fili del telefono, i balconi di Messina ci parlano di un tempo in cui la speranza per una nuova vita fu affidata alla bellezza e all’eleganza.
Immediately after the 1908 earthquake that completely destroyed it, Messina was rebuilt according to new urban planning rules and following the architectural trends of the time. There was therefore a flourishing of different styles which changed during the time necessary for reconstruction and which basically retraced the mercantile history of Messina, where foreign merchants who dominated the trade had introduced styles and forms different from those of the rest. of Sicily. The balconies of what we could call the historic center, the houses and buildings reconstructed after the earthquake, speak to us of an elegant liberty, of an austere and simple neoclassicism or of other styles that referring to those of northern Europe and which also mention those typically Sicilian like Chiaramontano and Gotico Catalano. Although offended by the carelessness of men and scarred by telephone wires, the balconies of Messina tell us of a time when the hope for a new life was entrusted to beauty and elegance.