Zuhair Murad Spring 2024 Haute Couture
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Zuhair Murad Spring 2024 Haute Couture
Per Adolfsen(Danish, b.1964)
Sunset 2024 Colored pencil, chalk and graphite on Hahnemühle paper 90.5 x 65.9 cm via more
Lauterbrunnen, Canton of Bern, Switzerland by Tom Durrer
Grace Jones performing at Afropunk Festival located at Commodore Barry Park in New York City on August 21, 2015
Tomo Hyakutake
Lava flow on Puna coast, Hawaii
tundras are soooo pretty aand beautiful to look at smears of best ever colors on flat and muted greens and yellows.... hard agree with los campesinos like yes take a body to tundra for real......
nature but it looks like a sad hug its so real
Sir George Frampton Lamia (1899-1900) Ivory, bronze, opals, glass (610 X 553 X 254 mm) Given by Meredith Frampton, R.A., 1938 and Lady Frampton, 1938
Source:
With its use of polychromatic materials and melancholic subject matter of the femme fatale, Lamia epitomises the ideals of the late 19th century Symbolist movement. Frampton’s figure is not the sorceress of classical tradition but the Lamia of John Keats’s eponymous poem (1819). Keats’s Lamia is a beautiful serpent-like creature who assumes female form to win the love of the mortal Lycius. When her true nature is exposed at their wedding, she vanishes and her husband dies.
by Tiina Gill
Fairy Queen costume, Iolanthe, D’Oyly Carte Opera Company, 1977. Designed by Bruno Santini
Cyclamen designs by E. Hervegh taken from 'La plante et ses applications ornementales' (1896) by Eugène Grasset.
Image and text information courtesy NYPL Digital Collection.
CORSET-BODICE AND SKIRT Mid-17th Century MAGYAR NEMZETI MÚZEUM (Hungarian National Museum) Budapest, Hungary
Earlier researches attributed the costume to Pál Esterházy’s (1635–1713) first wife Orsolya Esterházy (1641–1682) and later to his second wife Éva Thököly (1659–1716). The original owner can no longer be traced but the cut and the embroidery ascertain that either could have worn it at her wedding. The suite was restored by Mrs Sándor Borsi between 1969 and 1971.
Court dress ca. 1908-10
From Enchères Sadde via Interencheres
Alexander McQueen / Fall 2008
The Girl Who Lived in the Tree
“the sun” by edvard munch (1909)
[Image description: a painting of the sun above the water. It is framed by rocks and a bit of green (perhaps grass) in the foreground. The center of the sun is white-yellow and its rays of are red, orange, yellow, and blue. End ID]
Rami Kadi | Mantra