Sam Szafran - Escalier, 54 rue de Seine, 1990, aquarelle sur soie, 205 × 107 cm

Game Changer & Make Some Noise
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❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Not today Justin

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Sam Szafran - Escalier, 54 rue de Seine, 1990, aquarelle sur soie, 205 × 107 cm
Americans eagerly turning to the comics to discover the latest antics in Rex Morgan, M.D.
Trinidad Colorado, RA Clayton
Roelant Savery (1576–1639), Vase of Flowers in a Stone Niche (details)
Skull among flowers in a field by Dutch printmaker Arend Hendriks, circa 1911-1942.
Reminder to tie down your werewolves next full moon
Davey Street, Glenella (Mackay), Queensland.
Horatia at her harp, salt paper print from calotype negative, ca. 1843
Insect wings, salt paper print, ca. 1839
"Diving Lady" ...... Starlite Motel Mesa AZ, 2013 after sign restoration.
Please don't go. Slide from my collection, 1974.
🍄 Report of the state botanist on edible Fungi of New York 1895-99, Albany, University of the State of New York, 1900. Original source Image description: Illustration titled “Edible Fungi” from an 1895-99 New York botanist report, showing detailed, colored drawings of two mushroom species: Hypholoma incertum and Hypholoma perplexum. The image depicts multiple mushrooms with slender stems and rounded caps, varying from pale yellowish-white to rich orange-brown. Smaller inset drawings show cross-sections of the caps and individual spores. Each mushroom cluster is labeled with numbers for identification, highlighting features such as gills under the caps and root-like bases. The illustration serves as a scientific guide to identifying these edible fungi native to New York.
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