[enfranchisement]

via leahgardner.art on instagram

[th0rns]

via

[vangoghcore]

by odwier_sio9

[jacindaelena]

by bobbimac

[gnossienne]

The Irish Aesthete: Ruins of Ireland, by Robert O'Byrne

[illusoryfem]

2006

[internetviebs]

life update

it's been 3 years since i last logged on. i was reminded of my tumblr since i've recently got back into vintage shopping, and my style now resembles an updated version of my 14 year old self :)

i've had my blog since 2012 and love how it serves as a little time capsule of my life. if we've followed each other for years and you see this, i genuinely wish you so well. i hope life is treating you kindly. go give yourself a lil treat today for me <3

[urpdurp]

My Eyes at the Time of Revelation, 1911-13

August Natterer also known as Neter

[garadinervi]

Cy Twombly, 1966

(via w/ The Wisdom of Art by Roland Barthes)

/ l’Altissimo /

[dolerme]

‘touching‘ shot by vassilis karidis for fantastic man, issue 30

[zmije]

[dreamstormed]

Moonlight (2016) dir. Barry Jenkins

[jpegfantasy]

A house in Del Mar, California, designed by Batter Kay Associates, Inc.

Interior Design, John F. Pile, 1988 📚

Salvaged & scanned by @jpegfantasy  🖨️

[rxtrobaby]

bowie on his katsis tour, 1978

[julienbakerfavormp3-deactivated]

Catherine Opie, from “Domestic" series, 1995-1998.

In 1998 Catherine Opie embarked (along with her dog) on a “great American road trip.” Over three months she completed a 9,000-mile journey across the United States photographing lesbian families and couples in their home environments. The resulting series of photographs titled Domestic (1995–98) presents these families involved in everyday household activities: relaxing in their backyard, hanging out in their kitchen, or playing with their children. There is no sensationalism here. These intimate photographs speak both to Opie’s identification with her subjects and to the overwhelming absence of such images in mainstream representations.

[arsantiquis]

George Lambert, Kirkstall Abbey

[trulyvincent]

Van Gogh’s Letters