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me, reversing my 2009 volvo: baby driver (2017) dir. edgar wright
When Georgia O’Keeffe began painting New York City in the 1920s, she found a new subject for her experiments with line and silhouette. In Manhattan, a proposed mural design, she emphasized the rectilinear forms and stepped profiles of the city’s new skyscrapers and painted them in flat fields of color.
Similarly, O’Keeffe continued to dress in severe, almost minimalist, designs. In 1958 she sat for the famous photographer Richard Avedon in New York. For this occasion she chose to wear a custom-made black wool overcoat from the custom-tailoring house of Knize. Knize was known for its exclusive menswear, and this coat suited O’Keeffe’s increasingly androgynous style of dress.
O’Keeffe also ordered bespoke garments from Emsley, another upscale New York men’s tailor. This Emsley three-piece suit, for example, was perfectly fitted and deceptively plain-looking. She often paired black garments like her overcoat and suits with white shirts and white pocket squares, achieving the same striking linear effects that she had used in her skyscraper paintings.
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Eau Claire Leader, Wisconsin, January 30, 1915
Of the past 3,400 years, humans have been entirely at peace for 268 of them. That is just 8% of recorded history.
tbh i am personally gonna manifest in the home of everyone who reblogged this and dish out some beatings
Beatings won’t hurt nearly as much as it hurts to be away from the boys
amir khusrow (1253–1325 CE)
“sharks aren’t vicious!!! they’re like huge puppy dogs!! they’re big sweethearts and i dont understand why people are scared of them!!”
“sharks do not attack humans in the way movies constantly portray them. sharks are curious, inquisitive animals and many bites come from sharks who “test bite” humans in order to see what they are/if they’re a threat, but that one initial bite can be fatal. while sharks are not monsters bent on hunting and targeting humans, human who hand feed them and treat them like any other animal causes more human-shark incidents (sharks can become used to humans feeding them and thus bite at a human to find fish). sharks are not blood thirsty maneaters, but they are an extremely powerful animal that deserves respect and should be admired from a distance.”
The “B.” in Lyndon B. Johnson stands for “Big Daddy”
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Rejected Broken Porcelain Restored More Beautifully With Gold Lining
Korean artist Yeesookyung fuses mismatched and imperfect porcelain pieces into graceful sculptures. Keep reading
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honestly if I was walking through the forest and saw hozier there i wouldn’t even question it,, it’s where he belongs
me,wandering the moors of ireland,jabbing a stick into various bogs: hozier if you're in there i need you to come out and make new music please
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Caroline Walker Bynum, Holy Feast and Holy Fast: The Religious Significance of Food to Medieval Women
i dont know shit about rivers cuomo but i saw weezer live last june and he was wearing bright blue eyeshadow and was like “whats up nebraska” (we were in iowa) and said “thanks to whoever opened for us, i dont know their names”. a neutral evil icon