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Edvard Munch, themes of isolation:
Woman on sea coast, 1888
Evening melancholy , 1891
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dont talk to me or my clone or my shadow self or my reflection or my me ever again
im sorry im the one you love
“Night Windows” (2008) ☽ Julie Blackmon · Staged color photograph
Richard Müller - "Cat with Ball of Wool" (1922)
Sigourney Weaver by Robert Mapplethorpe, 1989
Breaking waves in purple, green bottle and sand tones. Painted by Jeanne Rosier Smith.
Natural Spring on Mt. Fuji, Japan. Takeshi Kimura.
I dont "consume content" I eat books, drink video games and fuck albums
Nobuyoshi Araki × Issey Miyake (1997)
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agnostic quarterback throws a hail maybe
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Human body, inside view. Dr. Hood’s Plain Talks About the Human System. 1902. (Illustration by L.W. Yaggy, 1884)
Hans Baluschek (German, 1870-1935, b. Wrocław, Poland, d. Berlin, Germany) - Illustration for Peterchen's Trip to the Moon, 1920 by Gerdt von Bassewitz, Paintings: Gouache, Watercolor