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The Great Synagogue of Baghdad, circa early twentieth century.
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Melencolia I, Albrecht Dürer
Najaf, Iraq
A snapshot of Mawson’s Antarctica expedition (1911-1914)
WILLIAM ANASTASI Red Vitruvian Man III, 2014 oil stick on paper 60 × 71 in 152.4 × 180.3 cm
Gerhard Richter Uran (Uranium), 1989 - Dimensions: 39.33 X 27.56 in (99.9 X 70 cm), Medium: silver gelatin print.
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Louis Faurer, Market Street, Philadelphia,1944-45
Henry Gilpin, Big Sur Highway, 1966, [highway winding along coastal slopes, sea] Gelatin silver print:
Matt Phillips
We have this deep sadness between us and its spells so habitual I can’t tell it from love.
Anne Carson, The Beauty of the Husband (via florizels)
Yuko Kimura Little Wave III Monotype on kozo (mulberry) handmade paper, kozo bark fiber, thread, collage 13 x 40 inches 33 x 101.6 cm YuK 38
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Herman Leonard, Duke Ellington, Paris, 1960
April is the cruelest month, breeding lilacs out of the dead land, mixing memory and desire, stirring dull roots with spring rain.
T.S. Eliot, The Waste Land (via xwg)