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“Mary does laugh; and she sings and runs and wears bright orange today she'd probably do her shopping at the Market Basket.”

Sister Mary Corita Kent

Vaya con Dios

Wrapped in Plastic

Squam Lake (NH) House

Kane Architecture

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Abarca & Palma - Refuge, Lefun 2020. Photos © Andrés Maturana.

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Martha Boto (1925-2004) — Dialogue (acrylic on canvas, 1990)

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Weekend cabin at the Mount Rainier National Park Ashford, Pierce, Washington, USA; 1960

Alan Liddle (photography by Chas. R. Pearson)

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via “Häuser am Hang”; Callwey (1981)

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William J. O'Brien (American, b. 1975), Untitled, 2008. Color pencil on paper, 156.5 x 92.1 cm.

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Hayden Walling. Lechay House, Cape Cod, 1960, Photo by Raimund Koch

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“Les Rochers” (The Rocks),

Havre Aubert Island, Magdalen Islands, Quebec, Canada,

La SHED Architects,

Photos Maxime Brouillet

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One Hundred Views of the Moon by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi 1/ Moon over Mount Inaba 2/Moon at the gate of Suzaku 3/ Cooling down at the river near Shijo 4/Patrol in the moonlight 5/Moon over the sea near Daimotsu. Color woodblock prints, Japan, 1885 © Nihon no hanga Amsterdam. Exhibition Museum für Ostasiatische Kunst, til January 9, 2022. Cologne, Germany,

Yoshitoshi (1839-1892) was the last great woodblock artist in the tradition of Japanese ukiyo-e, and the One Hundred Views of the Moon is considered his greatest creation. The series brings to life the history and mythology of ancient Japan. In all prints the moon plays a prominent role, sometimes it is clearly visible, sometimes it is referred to only in the beautiful poems of the text cartouches.