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Marjorie Cameron Parsons Kimmel
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Caspar David Friedrich: The Soul of Nature / The Met
Nick Cave: Amalgams and Graphts / Jack Shainman Gallery
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Doubletree Hotel / Arlington, VA
*Specimens of Fancy Turning* (1869) — The Public Domain Review
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THE SHINING recreated in Lego.
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Haus in Schwarz (House in Black) was a 2008 public art piece by artists Erik Sturm and Simon Jung (previously) in the city center of Möhringen, Germany. The piece was meant as a farewell to the building which was slated for demolition, with the matte black paint acting as a sort of final curtain to an exterior that had recently been used by numerous street artists, shown above. More
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Prospect Park, Brooklyn
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San Buenaventura / Ixtapaluca, Mexico / photo: Oscar Ruiz National Geographic
(via The Gothic Cathedral, Otto von Simson, 1964 - Design Reviewed)