A display from a smalltown second hand bookstore. What has been found in books.
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

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A display from a smalltown second hand bookstore. What has been found in books.
Jonathan Smith - Trees in Fog, 2009
slut era (just want to talk to someone every day and every night)
Edward Hopper, a native New Yorker, was an avid theater-goer. These are some ticket stubs he saved between 1925 and 1936, with the names of the plays written on the back: Hamlet with Gielgud, Strange Interlude, Green Pastures, The Doctor's Dilemma, and six others. And the priciest was for Gielgud—$3.30 to sit in the orchestra.
Photo: Whitney Museum of American Art
Flirt in Capri, Italy. 1936, Herbert List
i have been looking for this illustration for literal years but was never able to find it via google. turns out this is because its from a book called "[The Untitled Book]" that is 16 nearly identical illustrations captioned with nonsense words. thanks edward gorey
https://gramhir.com/profile/emilymaudey/5923978
Dior flagship store in Tokyo by Japanese studio SANAA
She’s not there, Sung Hwa Kim
Alison Van Pelt - Green Dove on Blue
Charles Jencks, The Garden of Cosmic Speculation, Universe Cascade, Dumfries, Scotland, 1989
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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, New York, October 18, 1925
Srijon Chowdhury (Bangladeshi-American, 1987) - The End (2020)
Winona Ryder at the Oscars in 1996