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Christa Wolf, from her essay collection titled "One Day a Year: 1960–2000," originally published in 2003
Smoo Cave, northwest Scotland, from a new series of work ‘The Edges of the Isles’, January 2018.
Full series here.
A stem cup from North China, late seventh or early eighth century. Silver with embossing, chasing, engraving and microscopic traces of gilding.
Credit…via Asia Society, New York
teddy bear manufactured 1906 in germany.
"This bear belonged to the Cattley family who lived in Ealing, west London. The two boys, Gilbert and Donald, and three girls, Nellie, Constance and Maud, were all born between 1885 and 1892. Between them they owned a vast array of soft toys including nine teddy bears. These would have been among the first available bears in England. The children were devoted to their toys. They made beautiful clothes for them, took them on holiday, photographed them and painted their portraits."
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Antoine-Émile Plassan (French, 1817-1903)