Mark Dion, The Thames dig, 1999.
Digging the Thames with Mark Dion (Tate).
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Mark Dion, The Thames dig, 1999.
Digging the Thames with Mark Dion (Tate).
Conophytum Wittebergense is an uncommon succulent belonging to South Africa. It belongs to the Mesembryanthemum family and is known for its small, globular shape and unique, pebble-like look. The plant has little white or pink flowers that flower in the summer.
me looking at the image: that's a creepy thing to paint on a bunch of rocks but you do you me reading the caption: what the fuck holy shit what the fuck
Jack Whitten, Liquid Space I, 1976 [MoMA, New York, NY. © 2020 Jack Whitten]
(via Pin on Paint)
Tapestry diary - April 15 2025 to April 14 2026
MÄRTA MÅÅS-FJETTERSTRÖM. 1873-1941
Bonad, “Täppan”, wool, after 1942, Båstad, 34x54 cm.
Stockholm Auctionworks
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Asami Watanabe, Colouring Bundle: 10 different colouring sheets printed on 67lb smooth bristol paper (8” x 10”), plus a waterproof sticker sheet.
https://www.artsami.com/all-prints/p/colouring-bundle
A Set of Sailors Scrimshaw Gambling Dice, early 19th century
Carved from a Sperm Whale tooth, the designs including hearts, clubs, spades, crowns, anchors, the compass rose and pseudo-armorials, inlaid with pitch and red wax. They are part of the game Crown and Anchor, which was a very popular game aboard (even forbidden)
American Family Soap ads, Chicago Tribune. Via @robertloerzel.bsky.social.
Untitled, 2026 - by Chiara Catalano, Italian
Werner Bischof. Bullfight souvenirs, Mexico city, 1954.
Roman Bread Stamp, National Roman Legion Museum, Caerleon Roman Fort And Town, Wales