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Apartment in Brooklyn, United States. Light, minimalist, design apartment in Brooklyn in the Bushwick, East W.burg area. Vibrant, young and hip. Queen-sized bed and double sofa-bed. Apt. comfortably sleeps three. Sheets and towels provided, fully stocked bathroom and kitchen. As an ...
In case you wanted to spend Christmas and New Year in NYC, here’s my apartment up for grabs!
One year later and realising how much better equipped I am to live as a young person
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Hannah Wilke, S.O.S. Starification Object Series, 1974 - 1982. Silver gelatin print and chewing gum sculptures.
The Renaissance profile portrait and The Gaze
Barbara Kruger Your Gaze Hits the Side of My Face, Sandro Botticelli Portrait of a Young Woman
J Frederick Smith on Flickr.
Vivienne Westwood walks Yohji Yamamoto menswear fall/winter 1998
the queen
Matisse and model in his studio, as photographed by Man Ray in 1928
Woman Bathing, 1890–91 Mary Cassatt Drypoint and aquatint, printed in colour
August Sander, Architect’s Wife [Dora Lüttgen], 1926
I'm waiting for my copy of Cunningham's The Hours to arrive
Are You Jealous? by Paul Gauguin
Portrait of a Young Woman - Petrus Christus (1410-1475)
Photographs of Paris' transvestites in the 1950s
Lea Seydoux
The Phenomenon of Ecstasy by Salvador Dali (1933)
This image explores Surrealism's preoccupation with states suspended between the conscious and the unconscious, of which ecstasy is an example of (as well as delirium, automata, hypnosis, dreams etc.)
It also exemplifies the Surrealists' adoption of the collage technique from the Dada movement.
