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Duart Castle, on the island of Mull, Scotland via pinterest

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Isabella Rossellini by Helmut Newton, 1992

[history-of-fashion]

1846 Leopold Kupelwieser - Portrait of a woman (Rosalie von Hohenwart ?)

(Moravian Gallery, Brno)

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figtree.farm

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Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux

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Circus magazine November 24, 1977

[history-of-fashion]

1864 Theodore Jensen - Rosa Harriet Lenox

(Pontypridd Museum)

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[oldschoolteenflicks]

Miguel Ferrer in Magnum, P.I’s “Lest We Forget” (1981) - for @grooveweapon

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1929 c. Essex Leila Hilary Eyres-Monsell, Viscountess Monsell photographed by Cecil Beaton. "Essex, pink and white with raven hair as silky as a spaniel's, and periwinkle eyes, is the most graceful in movement" - Cecil Beaton quote. From Vamps and Flappers of the 1910s, 1920s, FB.

[goldduststevie]

Stevie's essential demos and outtakes:

 P-R - songs

* indicates unreleased songs.

Planets Of The Universe - beautiful demo from the Rumours sessions. The song ended up on Stevie's solo album in 2001.

Rhiannon - dramatic piano demo from 1978 when Stevie wanted to rerecord the song for her movie project. Lots of rambling at the beginning ("Lindsey, don't you think Rhiannon is a beautiful name?")

Rich Old Lady (Mystical Love) * - a kind of rough take from the Bella Donna sessions, Stevie is sort of figuring out the structure of the song while playing the piano.

Running Through The Garden - from the Rock a Little sessions, it would've been great on the album but instead it ended up on Fleetwood Mac's "Say You Will" album from 2003. The album version pales in comparison to this demo but I do like the one time they performed it live.

Rock A Little - while it is the title track from the RAL album this demo dates back to the Bella Donna sessions.