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How it feels to remember the beauty of the world...
Johnny Rotten in Teddy Boy quiff & attire with a studded leather dog collar around his neck as a splash of punk attitude in 1977 (since he's wearing the same clothes as in the Sex Pistols photo session by Adrian Boot at the Glitterbest offices in Oxford Str. in 1977).
According to Omega Auctions which sold this photograph for £750 in 2023, it originally belonged to Helen of Troy of the Sex Pistols entourage:
"...this photograph originally belonged to Helen Wellington-Lloyd. This was Helen Wellington-Lloyd’s favourite photograph of Johnny Rotten and was the only photograph of the Sex Pistols she had framed in her living room in her flat in West Hampstead where she lived until 1999."
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Grace Slick, 1967.
Azuki Furuya — Procession of Courtesans (mixed media, acrylic and oil paint, on wood panel, 2023)
Azuki Furuya (Japanese, b. 1989)
Perseid Meteors, Milky Way, and Stonehenge
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Back when newspapers were respectable, people wore newspaper dresses.
Country Kitchens, 1991
Kazuko Tsukioka
George Harrison waiting in line for fish and chips during the filming for Magical Mystery Tour (Sep. 1967)
The Anaconda Standard, Montana, August 4, 1923
Nowhere.
The Indianapolis Star, Indiana, July 26, 1925
Etude pour l'Hommage à Corot, Emile-Louis Fubert (1894)
The Unicorn is Found (detail) New York City, Metropolitan Museum, The CloistersThe Unicorn Tapestries on “the hunt of the unicorn”Series of seven Flemish tapestries from around 1500 CE