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valiumvenus

nails by nailedbytav, motifs by laurarbenson

loveletter2you

Salman Toor, Three Friends in a Cab, 16 x 20 inches, 2021

wanderlusteurope

Pretty potted plant balconies in Valencia, Spain

ijaazat

Evgeny Petrovich Bitkin / “My Window” painting by Andrey Dareev, Russia, 2013 / Maxwell Doig / Hattie goes to Bed - Peter Brown Hon, 2017

julykings

trees… :)

pinkstarlightcomputer

Gustav Klimt Blühender Mohn Mohnwiese 1907 oil on canvas 110x110 cm. Belvedere Museum, Wien

vintagehomecollection

The Los Angeles House, 1995

all-the-bad-dreams-that-you-hide

AN EVERYDAY KIND OF LOVE

snow and dirty rain - richard siken / euphoria / friday i’m in love - the cure / have (after joan larkin’s want) - ollie o’neill / normal people / great things have happened - alden nowlan / the x files / for grace, after a party - frank o’hara / a moment - holly warburton @holly-warbs / daisy jones and the six - taylor jenkins reid

onlyfornow

psychedelicaesthetic

The Villa Adriana (Hadrian’s Villa) in Tivoli, Italy.

rothko

i hate when categorical modern art haters start complaining about how a child could do x painting and the only reason that painting is expensive is bc its by y artist like. you’re not actually mad about the art you’re mad about capitalism but the types of people that shit on abstraction would rather die than admit capitalism is bad or even concede the point that capitalism is a detriment to the reception and creation of art so they keeping bitching about jackson pollock and inarticulately spout aesthetic theories that were all the rage in 1739

rothko

also why do they act like children’s paintings are worthless. i would give my life savings for a painting that expressed the unfiltered joy of creation that only a 3 year old can truly capture. im sorry you are all filled with hate and malice but i personally love finding art in everything love and light ❤️

rothko

from “merry-go-round”, songs 1921-1924, federico garcía lorca

roses--and--rue

These enamel earrings in the shape of hands hold pieces of shrapnel removed from the eye and forehead of Denmark’s King Christian IV after he was wounded in battle. He gave the earrings to his mistress.