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Afrique, désert, steppe, forêt vierge de Emil Egil. Editions Silva, Zurich, 1963.
Afrique, désert, steppe, forêt vierge de Emil Egil. Editions Silva, Zurich, 1963.
um homem ao lado de um burro ornamentado, perto de serra morena, espanha, 1950.foto de luis marden.
everywind, jovem integrante da tribo ojíbua, minnesota, estados unidos, 1907. foto de roland reed.
“Le Mexique : des origines aux Aztèques” de ignacio Bernal y Garcia Pimentel & Mireille Simoni-Abat. Gallimard, 1986.
Masque humain, civilisation aztèque ou mixtèque.
Montana, Wyoming, and New Mexico, 1973
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Al Ahmadi oil field, Kuwait, 1991 - by Steve McCurry (1950), American
Masahisa Fukase: Sasuke!! Dear Cat (1979)
Johann Michael Seligmann, Fossilium Metalla et Res Metallicas – Erz Stüffen und Berg Arten mit Farben genau abgebildet, 1753. Engraving. Nuremberg, Germany. Via antiquariatjunk
Tantric illustraion: Book of Devi-Bhagavata Purana (देवी भागवतपुराण), Opaque watercolour with gold on wasli (related to palmistry); Rajasthan (Central India); probably Mewar, circa 1820-40.