Tina Turner’s commercial for Pearl Drops toothpaste, 1972 ❤️

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Tina Turner’s commercial for Pearl Drops toothpaste, 1972 ❤️
Beautiful Roberta, ‘71
Ming Smith, Female Nude at Morningside Park, 1998.
Nell Dorr, Nude in Turban, 1930. From the Nell Dorr Estate Collection.
Steven Cuffie, Woman on Couch, 1976-1979
German ornithologist Magdalena Heinroth posing with three jackdaws she hand-raised in Berlin around 1919.
The stunning Marpessa Dawn captured by Loomis Dean, 1960.
Królewna Kotka (Cat Princess), circa 1928 by Konstanty Laszczka
“Art is giving yourself permission to translate life. Exactly the way you feel. See. And hear it. Be the artist you are. Give yourself permission to speak your own language.”
— Nayyirah Waheed (via theglasschild)
From a 1965 interview with the Rolling Stones. I noticed this part of the clip isn't on YouTube. Brian Jones is asked about the "screamies" (aka screaming fans); also Charlie Watts' cheeky response to whether anyone would marry a Rolling Stone. ;D
Source: https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/1.3595552
Hallelujah (King Vidor, 1929)
“a guy once told me “a man is only insecure about a woman when he knows she deserves better” and that really hit me”
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vivienne maricevic in photography annual 1984