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Roger Parry - Etude pour la couverture de Les Trois jeunes filles de Vienne (fumeuse d'opium) 1934

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Pedro Rodriguez 1968

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a something of a somebody

  evidently once a Something of a Somebody, very calmly Too much all-aloney on the prairie — mad.   In some ways the prairie was a Sargasso Sea, where wrecks lay drowned forever.   The theory of relativity reaches far — water can become a passion.  

ex “Bad Lands” — “The Story of a Brush with Death” (on first page), and/but “A story of love in the desert” (at ToC) — by Henry Wallace Phillips, pictures by Frank Hoffman, in Liberty 6:2 (January 19, 1929) : 66-68, 71-74 more : link

all a something of’s  

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The 7 Deadly Sins, France, 1950 by René Maltête

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Bob Marley, by Ian Dickson

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“Shape of Things to Come”

Jules Oldroyd, United Kingdom

The Monochrome Photography Awards

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Today's Exhibit of the Day is a blast from the past! This archival image, snapped in 1938, depicts Museum preparators sculpting a model Triceratops. This large herbivore could reach lengths of 28 ft (8.5 m). The model pictured here isn't on display today, but Triceratops fans can spot a fossil skeleton in the Hall of Ornithischian Dinosaurs.

Photo: AMNH Library / Image no. 315711

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X Ray Spex with Lora Logic on tour, 1977. Photos by & © Ian Dickson.

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The parts of a tree. A Book of General Science. 1931.

Internet Archive

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blues dance (Richard Saunders 1983)

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Ikko Narahara

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Masahiko Kuroki

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Luscious Jackson