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Alessandro Michele & Lana Del Rey in Gucci || Met Gala 2018 – Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination
Slip, Falk Gernegroß
Agent Provocateur | Adelie • in baby pink + hot pink + cherry blossom embroidery with iridescent foiled finish on sheer tulle | Spring Summer 2023
By Tania Morozova
girls when they get overstimulated in the grocery store
By Chris Malloy
This lions mane mushroom in a pond looks like an ancient forest spirit. ⱄⰔⰔⱄ
Women who don’t defend their daughters just to appease their husbands are traitors
Kazuyuki Futagawa “Memory -thoughts-“ 2021 Panel, Paper and Mineral pigments 40.9 × 31.8cm.
DONALD ELLIS GALLERY
anonymous Haida artist
Pair of Lions, c. 1840
Northwest Coast carvers were occasionally asked to produce specific items or objects, such as house or totem pole models, or as in this case, a matched pair of African lions (British style). Working most likely from a photograph or book illustration, the artist has rendered a totally foreign subject in a manner that combines naturalism with traditional Northwest Coast design elements. The only known example of its type, this outstanding pair of carvings presents a somewhat startling and engagingly benign personification of a powerful carnivore.
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Baby platypus By: Unknown photographer From: Disney's Wonderful World of Knowledge 1971