seen from Yemen
seen from United States
seen from China
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seen from China
seen from Maldives
seen from China
seen from Norway
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Ask the Remnant Сhapter 1
№1
Rus:
Титульные карточки персонажей:
Такие карточки будут появляться при первом появлении важных персонажей сюжета
Eng:
Character Title Cards:
These cards will appear when important characters in the story first appear.
don and megan x anywhere with you by maggie rogers
Found some old flags in my grate grandfathers 'The Simplified Dictionary' Encyclopedic Edition circa 1920's.
from /r/vexillology Top comment: I wonder why the US was filed alphabetically between Brazil and Bulgaria? (The only reason I could think of is to make it more prominent but why there then?)
Radial Grammar was created by Batia Suter in 2018 on the occasion of her eponymous exhibition at Le Bal in Paris, from May 25 till August 26, 2018. The imagery in this book, which revolves around radial shapes and concepts, also forms the basis of a video work in the exhibition. Specific for the book is the use of two separate layers of black ink, allowing Suter to create double images and to merge patterns and screens. Departing from pages scanned from her collection of second hand tomes—mainly concerning natural science, precision machinery and art history—Suter freely manipulates them and reorders them within the space of a book, which can be seen as a condensed exhibition on paper. The result is a journey along visual phenomena that reconnects us with the endless curiosity and patience of our younger selves leafing through an encyclopedia, unattended and unable to read, yet all the more sensitive to its inner visual rhymes and correspondences.
With a text by Henri Michaux from 1968. Edited and designed by Batia Suter and Roger Willems.
from "A Treasury of Witchcraft," ~Wedeck, 1961 This book was on our donate cart, due to some condition issues. I happened to come in on my off day, spy it, flip through it, and say "Oh I'll buy This." It's loaded with illustrations/prints, and uncommon, interesting information.
I went all Dick and Angel and papered the boiler cupboard with pages from a 1920s children's encyclopedia and now I can't stop standing in the cupboard staring at the walls. #lockdownmadness #Timteriordesign #wallpaper #encyclopedic (at Edinburgh, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/CKjNjhIHNFk/?igshid=1puygrkjmha44
From Gautier de Metz, Imago Mundi, 1245
