A love letter to Sunday.
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A love letter to Sunday.
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Cathleen Naundorf (German, b. 1968) 5pm Kensington, Philip Treacy, 2009 ©Cathleen Naundorf/Courtesy of Edwynn Houk Gallery
Eric Boutilier-Brown ph. | How we sleep, 2003
beautiful women will be like “i baked a cake” and you will say “oh ? what flavour is it” and they say well its a honey rosewater apricot pistachio cardamom vanilla fig jam earl grey poppyseed orange blossom extra virgin olive oil chiffon sponge soaked in raspberry elderflower champagne lipgloss pomegranate matcha ginger blueberry cherry blossom magnolia petal almond passionfruit persimmon syrup with whipped amalfi lemon limoncello ricotta goats cheese honeycomb black pepper bergamot lemon thyme lemon balm rosemary chantilly whipped cream cream cheese feta cheese italian meringue frosting . like ok. i want to spend the rest of my afternoons walking around inside your beautiful mind like a garden
I just think we all deserve massive home libraries and a couple swords, as a treat
Bacchus and Ariadne (1768) by Louis-Jean-François Lagrenée (French, 1724 – 1805), oil on copper, National Museum, Stockholm
Mars & Venus, Allegory of Peace, (Detail), (1770), by Louis-Jean-François Lagrenée (French, 1725 –1805), oil on canvas, 852 mm (33.5 in) x 743 mm (29.2 in), Getty Center, Los Angeles