[n-gallo]

Russell Tovey wearing my Ghost Jumper

Pictured by Antonio Macarro

Styled by Nono Vazquez

On ICON EL PAIS

[ghostcafe]

rising, 2010, kiki smith

kiki i love you

[parisartyparisexy]

Lucian Freud, Francis Bacon Study, 1951

[tridentandtales]

Roman dice tower (turricula), used to ensure that dice roll outcomes were random

Inscription on the front side: PICTOS VICTOS HOSTIS DELETA LVDITE SECVRI - "The Picts are defeated, the enemies destroyed, play with confidence."

Inscription on the other sides: UTERE FELIX VIVAS - "Have a happy life."

4th century CE

Rheinisches Landesmuseum

[valentineua]

Child in the Sun (1869) - Giuseppe De Nittis (1846–1884)

[artpassion3]

In 1866, Giuseppe De Nittis, having arrived in Florence, joined the Macchiaioli movement.

The term was coined in 1862 by a critic for the Gazzetta del Popolo, who used it pejoratively to describe these painters (literally "stainers," from the Italian macchia, meaning "stain") who opposed academic art. Originally, this movement, around 1855, marked a realistic revival of Italian painting and was deeply linked to the Risorgimento.

[cavalier-consciousness]

Chloë Sevigny for Cutie Magazine (1997)

[miamaimania]

Love letter from 1913 that opens up to form a miniature art gallery — handwritten correspondence and tiny framed paintings on folded paper

[miamaimania]

Love letter from 1913 that opens up to form a miniature art gallery — handwritten correspondence and tiny framed paintings on folded paper

[joeinct]

Medicine Cabinet, Photo by Sandy Skoglund, 1977

[joeinct]

Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-mer, Photo © Sabine Weiss, 1960

[newloverofbeauty]

Bather, Camera work by David Hockney  (1984)

[zegalba]

Andy Goldsworthy: Balance (1977)

[pwlanier]

NIELS MANDRUP BRUUN (1918-93). Self-portrait, tempera on canvas, signed and dated 1993.

Palsgaard Auction

[pwlanier]

NIELS MANDRUP BRUUN (1918-93). Motif of a painter seen from behind, presumably a self-portrait, oil on canvas laid on board, unsigned.

Palsgaard Auction

[zzzze]

Joel Meyerowitz The Screen Door , 1983 Chromogenic print

[eddierussia]

Ed Ruscha

N NO, 1993

acrylic and oil on raw linen, 20 x 24 inches

[totallyfuckd]

From Tulsa by Larry Clark, 1971.