Dalai Lama reading Tintin in Tibet. Photograph taken in 2003 by Tom Hoffman.

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Dalai Lama reading Tintin in Tibet. Photograph taken in 2003 by Tom Hoffman.
How to make an exit: Chaplin style
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Hartlake Disaster
The Globe - Saturday 22 October 1853
FEARFUL ACCIDENT—UPWARDS OF 30 HOP-PICKERS DROWNED
A frightful accident occurred on Thursday evening at Hartlake-bridge, on the river Medway, near Tunbridge, which it is supposed that nearly 40 persons have perished. The accounts of the accident are at present somewhat imperfect, but it appears that, in consequence of the river Medway having overflowed its banks, the hop-pickers in the employ of Mr. Cox, a large hop grower living at Golden-green, in the parish of Hadlow, near Tunbridge, after having finished their day's work, were being conveyed through the flood in a waggon, drawn by three horses, when, on arriving at Hartlake Bridge, they became alarmed at the rush of water, and uttered loud cries. The party consisted of men, women, and children. The noise made by them alarmed the horses, and it seems that the animals consequently ran away, and came in contact with the side of the bridge, which, being in a dilapidated state, broke down. The consequence was that the waggon was precipitated into the river, and all the persons in it were drowned.
Up to yesterday the bodies of two women only had been recovered, but according to the best information that could be obtained upon the spot, no less than 37 persons are missing. In consequence of the vast body of water which is now flowing down the river, and the locks being open, the probability is that the bodies may be washed considerable distance from the bridge. Numbers of persons are engaged in endeavouring to find them. The names of the two women whose bodies have been recovered are not known. The coroner opened an inquest upon them to-day, at the Bell Inn, Golden Green, in the parish of Hadlow.
Pirton Castle, Croome Park, Worcestershire
Deliberately built as a ruin in 1801 by James Wyatt.
Leonard Elmhirst and Rabindranath Tagore
Hilda + season 3
“Even when the truth isn’t hopeful, the telling of it is.”
— Andrea Gibson, Take Me With You
Rachel Reckitt (British, 1908-1995), Queen Victoria Street, 1942. Oil on canvas, 76 x 116 cm.
Alexis Mata — Garden of Crystals and Dandelions (oil on canvas, 2026)
Meredith Monk
Sealed letter Kurt Vonnegut Sr. sent his son Kurt Vonnegut Jr. during WW2. Held in the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library.
During WW2, Kurt Vonnegut's father wrote him a letter from Indiana. It was returned to the family with 'missing in action' written across it. When Vonnegut came back from war, his father handed him the letter. Vonnegut could not open it. He did not open it for his entire life. Neither did his children. To this day, the letter remains sealed and on display.
Bill Miller — Feathered Canyon (pieces vintage linoleum on panel, 2024)
Roman fresco detail of the Garden painting, 30-35 AD, House of the Golden Bracelet, Pompei.
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