[beifongkendo]

Snow at Toji temple, by Asano Takeji (ca. 1950).

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November 2019 - Paris - France

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Henri Cartier-Bresson. Turkey, 1964.

[jareckiworld]

Ştefan Pelmuş  —  Golem in the Labyrinth   (oil on canvas, 2013)

[roguetraders]

The Joy of Photographing People, 1983

[mapsontheweb]

Regional Stereotypes of Turkey

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[ineverhavenightmares]

CHP lol

omg also i’m not quiet and i’m certainly not rich

also unfair erasure of ısparta roses and mount sipylus ?????

[arterialtrees]

Tracey Emin

When I Think About Sex , 2005

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[artist-chagall]

Composition with goat, 1917, Marc Chagall

Size: 16.5x23.5 cm Medium: collage, oil on cardboard

[philamuseum]

Inspired by the dedication of @myhotelcarpet, we’re taking a look at some of our wildest floor textiles.

“Printed Textile,” 1951, made by Stapler Fabrics, Philadelphia 

“Octogram Medallion Rug,” 17th century, Turkey 

“Carpet,” 1668–85, made by the Savonnerie carpet manufactory, Paris 

“Bath Mat”, 19th century, Iran 

“Galicha (Carpet Kantha),” 1940–50, Bangladesh 

“Ogival Lattice Carpet,” 16th century, Spain 

“Carpet Sample,” late 19th–early 20th century, possibly made in Pennsylvania 

“Vine-Scroll and Palmette Rug,” 17th century, Iran 

“’Admiral’ Heraldic Carpet,” c. 1429–73, Spain 

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[polandgallery]

Warsaw, Poland by Lukasz Malkiewicz

[fromgreecetoanarchy]

  When has this become normality?

[quotemadness]

You must live in the present, launch yourself on every wave, find your eternity in each moment. Fools stand on their island of opportunities and look toward another land. There is no other land; there is no other life but this.

Henry David Thoreau (via quotemadness)

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Marcelo Montecino

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‘How much do you know about Shakespeare,’ I once asked a friend who has committed much of her life to studying the Bard. She replied, ‘Not as much as he knows about me.’ Remember this the next time someone tells you literature is useless.

Don’t Turn Away From the Art of Life, by Arnold Weinstein (New York Times, Feb. 2016)