Epitome

e·pit·o·me    [ih-pit-uh-mee] –noun 1. a person or thing that is typical of or possesses to a high degree the features of a whole class. 2. a condensed account, especially of a literary work; abstract.

[sparkleprettysomething-deactiva]

[carryonanyway]

I want to love, but my hair smells of war and running and running.

Warsan Shire  (via thatkindofwoman)

[capturing-the-light]

The Old Track to Auvers

Berthe Morisot, 1863, oil on canvas, 45 x 31 cm.

[claudemonet-art]

The Sheltered Path (1873)

Claude Monet

[pintoras]

Julia Henshaw Dewey (American, d.1928): Woman by a Garden (via Questroyal Fine Art)

[syflove]

white flowers

[claudemonet-art]

Autumn Effect at Argenteuil (1873)

Claude Monet

[flora-file]

Stipa gigantea flowers (by flora-file)

[ladyspeedstick]

[impressionistart]

Van Gogh’s olive trees [x x x x]

dedicated to @ themadnessofgodhood

[iziaa]

[claudemonet-art]

Windmill at Zaandam (1871)

Claude Monet

[ladyspeedstick]

Savannah Brewfest 2016

[neurosciencenews]

World’s First Operation Inside Eye Using a Robot

University of Oxford surgeons at Oxford’s John Radcliffe Hospital have performed the world’s first operation inside the eye using a robot.

[claudemonet-art]

The Sailing Boat (1871)

Claude Monet

[seabois]

Live on coffee and flowers. Try not to worry what the weather will be.

Matt Berninger - via seabois (via perfect)

[tangledwing]

Lavender field, Provence, France.