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[archivearchangelica]

Quilted, 2011

[nemfrog]

The frog laces up. Advertising poster. L. Cappiello, artist. 1906.

Gallica

[ducissatenebrarum]

[hagiharatakuya]

萩原 卓哉／Hagihara Takuya

Archive

[ymutate]

Helen Lundeberg (American, 1908-1999)

Microcosm and Macrocosm, 1937

Oil on masonite

28 1/4 x 13 3/4 in. (71.755 x 34.925 cm)

Los Angeles County Museum of Art

[mutant-distraction]

The only goat tower in the United States.

Built with 5,000 bricks and 276 spiral steps, the Tower of Baa-Goat in rural Illinois was created by Dave and Marcia Johnson as a climbing tower for their goats.

The 31-foot brick structure lets the animals climb, rest, and reach small compartments inside the tower.

It was inspired by a goat tower the couple saw in a wine magazine — and became one of the strangest animal-centered structures in the country.

Credit: Architecture Hub

[ymutate]

Morgan Brig

[polkadotmotmot]

Ethan Murrow - Murmurs and Echoes, 2025 - Acrylic on panel

[ymutate]

Dyana Hesson (American, born 1966)

Crowdsourcing - Succulents [Huntington Gardens,CA], 2020

Oil on canvas, 60 x 48 inches

Private collection

[ymutate]

Fukita Fumiaki (, born 1926)

The Moon Rises" 2016

woodcut; ink and colour on paper

Credit: Jin 日本

[dappermouth]

And then you had that dream again.

[wintercorrybriea2]

yuko takada

[petersolarz]

Untitled © Peter Solarz

[ymutate]

Kazuyuki Ohtsu, Japanese

Wisteria in the Mountain, 2019

[389]

Sulfur volcano’s in Garut - Indonesia Sulfur Springs

[redlipstickresurrected]

Fiona Finnegan (Irish, b. 1979, Newry, Ireland, based Belfast, Ireland) - How the Light Gets In, 2022, Paintings: Oil on Linen

[nemfrog]

"The earth's rain belt." Pictured knowledge. v.1. 1916.

"(I)f you could get far enough away from the earth to look back on it, as we do on Saturn through a telescope, you would see a belt of clouds around it. The water of the equator, under the hot sun, is constantly sending up vapor which turns to clouds in the cooler atmosphere of the upper regions and then comes down in rain."

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