One of the oldest diving suits in existence - called Wanha Herra from early 18th century, Finland
http://museum-of-artifacts.blogspot.com/2017/07/one-of-oldest-diving-suits-in-existence.html
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One of the oldest diving suits in existence - called Wanha Herra from early 18th century, Finland
http://museum-of-artifacts.blogspot.com/2017/07/one-of-oldest-diving-suits-in-existence.html
sea shroud.
Taweret statuette via Egyptian Art
Medium: Red jasper
Bequest of W. Gedney Beatty, 1941 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY
http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/546151
Louis Valtat (Dieppe 1869 - Paris 1952), Tulips in a Vase, ca. 1923. Oil/canvas, 46,5 x 55 cm.
“Tantas cosas por decirte, y tan pocas salen de mi boca.Deberías aprender a leer mis ojos cuando te miro.” -Frida Kahlo
“So many things to tell you and so few come out of my mouth. You should learn to read my eyes when I look at you.” -Frida Kahlo.
Sasha Luss in “Fantasies of a Ballerina” for Vogue Japan December 2016 photographed by Steven Pan
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KC Hall
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Raven with Salmon
Lyle Wilson
“Carving this piece was an experience that really stood out in my mind because it’s one of the few times that the inspiration seemed ‘unearthly.’ This particular tooth had a twist that already gave it a sense of liveliness and so the form quite literally showed itself to me – all I had to do was look at it long enough and it became clear that the carving was going to become a raven. I roughed out a raven form and then took a time-break. The area around the raven’s feet was left very rough and undefined. When I came back, I could then see room for a fish poking through the raven’s feet. The whole experience was as magical as it gets and the rest of the carving process went just as smoothly as the beginning!
I think the carving relates to the story of how Raven tricked Beaver and freed the salmon, but since the whole carving process seemed to be already pre-determined by something else other than myself, I can’t help but notice its mischievous look and wonder if that’s actually the case.”
-Lyle Wilson, 2016
A FUTURE PRESENT - model: Karlie Kloss - photography: Ethan James Green - styling: Patti Wilson - hair: Shon - makeup: Kanako Takase - set design: Julia Wagner - Vogue Italia June 2017
Merlin Kafka - Scottish Winter Dreams
Source: 500px.com
It is time to move into uncharted lands. If you want to do something you have never done before, you have to do something you have never done before. If you want to go somewhere you have never gone before, you have to go somewhere you have never gone before. You cannot do something new by doing old things. If you want your life to change, you have to change your life. So go ahead. It’s safe. And it’s also…about time.
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Nymph on a rocky ledge ~ Frederick Childe Hassam 1886
private collection
Roman figurine of boar, made of amber. Object dated back to I-II century CE
“Veiled Truth” carved from marble by Antonio Corradini completed in 1750