some pictures i took on the road to alqassim
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some pictures i took on the road to alqassim
“Women at the Palestine Liberation Organization training camp learn with Al-Fatah. Location: Jordan.”
Photographed by Leif Skoogfors, 1968.
Nathalie Baetens
Little Owl - Artistic Conversation - Photo sculpted by Antonin Anzil
“Memory takes a lot of poetic license. It omits some details; others are exaggerated, according to the emotional value of the articles it touches, for memory is seated predominantly in the heart. The interior is therefore rather dim and poetic”
// Tennessee Williams, The Glass Menagerie
The Sad Hour
This rare and early example of decorative coffin plaque includes a clock which was typically set to display the exact time of the individual’s passing.
Francesca Woodman, Then at one point I did not need to translate the notes; they went directly to my hands / I stopped playing the piano / I could no longer play. I could not play by instinct / and I had forgotten how to read music, Providence, Rhode Island, 1977
Lullaby, Kevin Markwick, 2007
Lee Friedlander, Self Portraits
Klimt’s studio with the last paintings he was working on. Vienna.
lam yabqa fi qaws sabri minza’: my patience is at an end (lit.: there is no arrow left for the bow of my patience)
“The CAUSE OF DEATH was as follows: Exhaustion of Melancholia”
(1923 death certificate from New Brunswick, Canada)
c. 1894-1901 - A woman photographed with her cat at the C. M. Bell Studio in Washington
لا تَحسَبِ الأرضَ عَن إنجَابِها عَقِرتْ ، مِن كُلِّ صَخرٍ سَيأتِي لِلفِدا جَبَلُ
فَالغصنُ يُنبتُ غصنًا حِينَ نَقطعُهُ ، والليلُ يُنجبُ صُبحًا حِينَ يَكتمِلُ
سَتمطِر الأرضُ يَومًا رغمَ شِحّتِهَا ، ومِن بطُونِ المَآسِي يُولدُ الأمَلُ