totally me

[huntergoes2hollywood]

Dot

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le corbusier and pierre jeanneret, lobby, pavillon suisse, paris, 1929-33

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Albert

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via

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[forsapphics]

MARLENE DIETRICH

photographed by Eugene Robert Richee for Morocco (1930)

[tridentandtales]

Roman glass ring with a theater mask

3rd century CE

Metropolitan Museum of Art 91.1.1519

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[portalibis]

Mosaic pavement of Aion from the House of Aion in Arles, France Roman 2nd century CE Aion represents the Hellenistic and Roman concept of eternal, boundless, and cyclical time, distinguishing him from Chronos, who governs linear and sequential time. He is fundamentally associated with the cosmos, the zodiac, and the continuous, unending renewal of the ages. In classical mythology and art, Aion is often depicted as a majestic, timeless figure turning a great wheel or encircled by the zodiac band, symbolizing the everlasting rotation of the universe, the recurring cycle of the seasons, and absolute celestial harmony.

[casadabiqueira]

Italy, Venice, Reflections of St. Marco

Herbert List, 1953

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chloë sevigny photographed by mark borthwick, 1999

[perfectnarrator]

Jerry Kearns

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[parisiannightss]

Shelley Duvall applying Raggedy Ann makeup for Brewster McCloud (1970)

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