Luna Annarita

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Doechii for Outlander Magazine

Photographed by Elliot Hensford

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Doechii at Tom Ford AW25

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Some of my favorites of the night …. I love black women

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lisa bonet, 2000.

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Art Nouveau revival-style custom bathroom sink & mirror design by glass artist Lyn Hovey & woodworker Jamie Robertson (1980s)

Scanned from the book, 'Contemporary Crafts for the Home' (1990)

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Byzantine terracotta relief slab with Pegasus, from the 6th century AD, dimensions 22 x 23 x 2 cm, provenance from a private collection and professionally restored.

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Black Cotton Net Coat

1910s

Museum of Vancouver

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Marcel Roux (1878–1922), “La Visiteuse (la Mort)”

etching, 1907 — source

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Jessica Stam @ Jean Paul Gaultier Spr/Sum 2007

[deathandmysticism]

Minerva Britanna, or, A garden of heroical devices, 1612

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betsey johnson spring 1997

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“Canarina’s Gaze” by René Lalique, 1928.

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Polish actress Helena Makowska (1893 - 1964), diva of the Italian silent cinema, c. 1910s.

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Manuscript leaf from an antiphonal on vellum, originating from a large liturgical choir book of the Order of Saint Benedict; Spanish, late 16th century.

The leaf contains texts belonging to the Office of the Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary, identifiable by the red Latin rubric: “Officium de Septem Doloribus B.M.V. Ad Vesperas Antiphona.” It features Gothic libraria script in black ink with red rubrics. A highlight is a large, decorated capital 'D' containing an image of a heart pierced by seven swords—one of the most characteristic iconographic representations of the devotion to the Sorrows of Mary. On the other side, there is a large capital 'O' in red and blue, accompanied by numerous rubricated capital letters.

Antiphonals of this size were used for liturgical choral singing in churches and religious communities. Their large format allowed multiple singers to read from a shared lectern simultaneously.

Material: Vellum Period: 16th century Origin: Spain Dimensions: 70 × 50 cm

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