MagicIsillusion

little things small world all one in the end it's gone

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Brian Eno and Salvador Dalí, Paris, 1973

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my grandpa’s horse

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The Survivor, 1950 - oil on canvas. — René Magritte (Belgian, 1898-1967)

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Martin Margiela S/S 1992

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John Galliano Fall Winter 2007 Ready-to-Wear

Vogue US July 2007

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“The Blue Iris”, from Andrea Zanatelli’s embroidery series

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Andrea Commodi (1560–1638) 

Detail of 'Fall of the Rebel Angels' 1614-17

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Piotr Stachiewicz (Polish, 1858 - 1938) - from his series Regina Caeli [Queen of Heavens]; Mary with a Spindle

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In male whitetail deer, antlers begin to grow in late spring, covered with a highly vascular tissue known as velvet, which supplies the nutrients needed to grow. The antlers harden in late summer and then shed their velvet once they quit growing. Shedding normally only takes a day or two, often facilitated by rubbing their antlers against trees, and it is not painful. Some deer have been observed eating their own antler velvet, likely as a way to preserve the nutrients.

Photos by Donald M. Jones via OutdoorLife

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