Putain

Anything that comes into mind, really.

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Onagadori rooster.

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The Diary of a Country Priest by Robert Bresson. Claude Laydu, the aforementioned priest, wearing a beautiful cape.

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Alexandre Serebriakoff illustration of Alexis de Redé dressed for the Bal Oriental at the Hôtel Lambert in 1969.

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Steven Harris Architects,

Casa Finisterra, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, 2001.

[thiagonm]

John Chamberlain, Crystal Catfish III, 1987

[little-souls]

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An apartment in London by the late Alberto Pinto.

[theegoist]

Mark Bradford (American, b. 1961) - Exodus, mixed media collage on canvas, 121.9 x 152.4 cm (2006)

[theegoist]

Natalia Goncharova (Russian, 1881-1962) - Printemps, oil on canvas, 98.00 x 62.00 cm (1912)

[theegoist]

Tamás Konok (Hungarian, 1930-2020) - Espacement, Oil on canvas, 37 x 32 cm (1978)

[theegoist]

Laurent Jimenez-Balaguer (Spanish, 1938-2015) - Untitled, acrylic and plaster on board, 58.5 x 78.8 cm (1961)

[puttain]

The Row’s crocodile backpack c. 2011, as seen on Mary-Kate Olsen.

[dailyrothko]

Mark Rothko, Untitled, 1968

Acrylic on paper mounted on Masonite 99.5 x 62.2 cm

© Kate Rothko Prizel and Christopher Rothko_DACS 2016

[dailyrothko]

Good things come to those who wait? For years and years I’ve struggled with this picture having posted this particular scan as an alternate because all the other available scans were pretty much just green with a blue tint on the edge

It was confusing to see so many that looked the same but to see that this scan was a higher quality even if color-wise it was running against the grain of what I had seen and what other people had presented.

But yesterday my suspicion was verified when I dug up a picture of this painting on display in a gallery, confirming that it is indeed a blue and brown painting at least under some conditions , and while we all know colors change with light, I feel confident and now assuming that this is a good scan and not some kind of anomaly.

So enjoy this formerly green painting, in something that is at least close to its natural look.

I think it’s quite lovely

[dailyrothko]

The Rothko Room in the new wing of the Phillips Collection, 1989, Lautman Photography, The Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C

[thiagonm]

Francis Bacon, Reclining Woman, 1961

[puttain]

Bedroom,

Personal archive, August 2025.

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Jean Royère

Boule/Ours Polaire armchair, circa 1955; Liane luminous wall light, circa 1961 ; Œuf armchair, circa 1950 ; Flaque coffee table, circa 1950

Photo: Hervé Lewandowski/Galerie Jacques Lacoste