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'Star Set of Tested Fancy Roses' taken from Miss Ella V. Baines' 1914 catalogue.

U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library.

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This is the Grave of Maria Magdalena Langhans by Johann August Nahl. Nahl was hosted by the pastor and his pregnant 28yo wife Maria Magdalena when she died during childbirth. Moved by this, he decided, by himself and without being commissioned to do so by anyone to make this grave for her. It became a huge place of pilgrimage for the next 150 years.

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‘Wreath’ (circa 1880). Wallpaper design by William Morris (1834 - 1896) for Morris & Co.

Pencil, pen and ink, watercolour, and bodycolour on paper.

‘It is possible that the designer George Wardle (circa 1834-1910) executed this design for production, working from Morris’ first version of the design. This design was intended as a guide for the printer to use when matching the colours.’

Image and text information courtesy V&A.

© Victoria and Albert Museum, London 2017. All Rights Reserved.

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Lauryn Hill: 20 Years Of Relevance

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Kaleo - No Good (Official Video)

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René Burri :: Picasso’s Guernica in Milan, Palazzo Reale, 1953

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Temple of Jupiter, Baalbek, Syria, circa 1870.

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Paul Popper :: Two children swinging from a lamppost in a Dublin street during a teachers’ strike at their school, 6th November 1946 / src: Getty Images

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(vía 😂 Vicente for President 🇲🇽/🇺🇸)

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(vía 🏛️ Treasures from the Hispanic Society of America 🎟️😍)

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Cuando Godoy parecía el Mr. Darcy de la época. 

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11th august 1936 - francoist forces burn books written in basque in the town of tolosa

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Oh yes, don’t think Nazis were the first ones who started burning books to ashes.

Spanish fascists burnt all the books of the biggest Basque publishing company in Tolosa, along with the books of the town library, both in Basque and Spanish.

The bonfires of books didn’t happen just in Euskal Herria: in Galiza thousands of books written in Galego were burnt and their ashes thrown to the sea, to get rid off “all that ignorance and misery”. In Barcelona and València, the university libraries were raided and their volumes burnt: 72 tons of books. In the Republic-supporting regions, libraries (both private and public), book collections of syndicates, bookshops and publishing companies were assaulted and destroyed.

The fascists brought their intellectual repression everywhere, to the point of re-titling Little Red Riding Hood as Little BLUE Riding Hood.

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