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come to my world and witness the way things have changed
acrylic and oil on canvas
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Truly magnificent. A breathtaking reimagining of classical elements inspired by the intricate beauty of 16th and 17th century tapestries into a modern silhouette by Emma Moncrieff @emma.moncrieff_art.
Royal Regent Jubilee Dress Series Acrylic on canvas 1400x1060
i have turned it into a letterboxd list: good films that are free on the internet archive!!!! Each film is linked in the notes on letterboxd. this will be continually updated so it's a good link to save if you want to keep up!
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Chloë Sevigny, 1998 | © David Bailey
Albert Camus, from a letter to María Casares featured in Correspondance, 1944-1959
Howard V. Brown (1878-1945), "The Model Workers"
Brown was a really cool 1930s pulp sci-fi magazine artist. This one isn’t sci-fi, but it still might be my favorite work of his! Which is an odd thing to find myself saying, given that — as longtime readers may have noticed over the 13 years I’ve run this blog — I really like sci-fi art.
Shirō Kasamatsu, Sakunami Hot Springs, 1954
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I was lying in bed sucking oranges— to tone up the system, you know— when all at once I said to myself, "Cluny Brown, you've got a pound note in your stocking. Why don't you have tea at the Ritz?" So I did. That's the way things come over me.
Jennifer Jones as Cluny Brown in CLUNY BROWN (1946) dir. Ernst Lubitsch
John Singer Sargent The Black Brook 1908
Chloë Sevigny by Terry Richardson, 2001
Camille Rowe by Terry Richardson
- Purple, S/S 2012
REBEL N°8 - Vincent Gallo - F/W 2004-2005.
by Terry Richardson.
Marlene Dietrich as Marie Kolverer aka X-27 Dishonored (1931) Dir. Josef von Sternberg