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The Sower, 1888 by Vincent Van Gogh

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Backstage at Sies Marjan Fall 2018 RTW

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Women on twitter are sharing weird things theyve seen in bathrooms at guys houses and im fucking screaming why are men like this

[icebats]

ONE OF THEM HAD A GARDEN HOSE INSTEAD OF A SHOWERHEAD BYE

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Why do women hate innovation?

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Manor with Tower in the Moonlight (1882 / Oil on canvas) - Heinrich (Henri) Gogarten

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[stabcaeser]

Who I think I am vs. who I actually am

[coconutoilpainting]

this may be the most accurate post I’ve ever seen

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ok how y’all out here finding people to date and fall in love with i don’t get it what’s the secret tell me

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Ornament of Fish in Waves (Okimono).  Japan, circa 1900.  Bronze, silver, gilt, shibuichi and shakudo. 13.1 x 48.7 cm. An okimono of stylized bronze waves among which swim two shubunkin, one cast in richly patinated copper, the other in oxidized silver with partially gilt areas, the eyes of shibuichi, shakudo, and gilt. The fish naturalistically modelled, supported by the highly stylized waves.

Oshima Joun (1858-1940), given name Yasutaro, was the son of the cast-metal worker Oshima Takajiro, whose father Yasubei had started the family business. He succeeded to the business in 1877 and took the name Joun. He used the go Shokaken.  Text and image via Khalili Collection

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Sea of Stars, Vaadhoo Island, Maldives by Doug Perrine

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via weheartit