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mario-so

Man mood.

miamaimania

“Winter through the Museum” (1965) ◎ Mario Schifano — enamel on lined paper

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steampunktendencies

1924 Mikiphone portable pocket gramophone from Switzerland. Hungarian designer Miklós Vadász created this battery-free wonder in the 1920s so folks could spin records anywhere. Fold it up, tuck it in your pocket, and jam on the go with just a hand crank. Vintage portable tunes at their finest.

thesilicontribesman

Middle Bronze Age Bracelet from the Burton Hoard, 1300 to 1150 BCE, 'Treasure: History Unearthed' Exhibition, Museum of Liverpool

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Château de Gudanes , Francia

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Umberto Brunelleschi, Robe orientale Istar-Sahar de chez Molyneux (Molyneux Istar-Sahar oriental dress), La Guirlande : album d'art et de littérature. 1919-1920.

Created under the artistic direction of Umberto Brunelleschi (1879-1949), La Guirlande is one of the rarest of the Art Deco magazines. Early in his career, Brunelleschi produced fierce caricatures for L’assiette au beurre, a satirical weekly published in Paris from 1901 to 1914. He signed his drawings Aroun-Al-Raxid.

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Myrna Loy photographed by Henry Waxman for the 1928 film, What Price Beauty?. Filmed in 1925 but not released until 1928, Loy had a small role in the film but it helped give her attention. Waxman actually helped discover her, as he took portraits of her while she was performing at the Grauman’s Egyptian Theater. The portraits were seen by Rudolph Valentino and Natacha Rambova, and Rambova hired Loy for her role in What Price Beauty? in which Rambova was a producer. A few of the stills pictured here were featured in Motion Picture magazine, which then led to a film contract with Warner Bros for Loy.

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