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Lauren Bacall circa 1945 photo by Ralph Crane
Red-headed woman with high hair and family outside slatted cabin.
1970s vintage snapshot photo
https://etsy.me/2pjHjxA
did you know that when a mouse invades a beehive to steal honey and shortly after gets stung to death, the bees, because they cannot expel the dead body ‘mummify’ it instead with propolis or ‘bee glue’? They seal the dead body airtight so pathogens cant infect the hive.
The author of ‘the song of honey’ where i read this proposes the honey bee might have inspired the ancient egyptians to develop their proces of mummification (which btw involves honey and bees wax). In general they also held the honey bee in extremely high regard, believing they sprung into existence from the tears of Ra when he cried for the death of Osiris.
me, when literally anything happens: maybe it’s a sign
“Such shapes and textures and there’s a deep mystery… there are a lot of parts of the factories that are much darker and I always say whenever there is darkness, the mind kicks in and creates your stories and mysteries, and it’s all in there, a beautiful world.”
David Lynch, Derfelict Factories & The Industrial Aesthetic
Filming ‘Psycho’, Alfred Hitchcock, 1960
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“Never have I felt so deeply at one and the same time so detached from myself and so present in the world.”
— Albert Camus, Lyrical and Critical Essays
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same energy
Excerpts from a series of postcard illustrations by Stanisław Eliasz Radzikowski, c. 1910-1911. The series was inspired by various roles by actress Irena Solska (1877/78-1958).
Source: Muzeum Historyczne Miasta Krakowa