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Source.

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Mandy (2018)

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MANDY (2018) dir. Panos Cosmatos

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“Which do you want: the pain of staying where you are, or the pain of growth?”

— Judith Hanson Lasater (via lilgivenchyprincess)

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The ruins of Rievaulx Abbey in North Yorkshire, which was established in 1132 and subsequently dissolved in 1538 by the order of Henry VIII during the dissolution of the English monasteries. At its height, it was one of the largest and wealthiest abbeys in England.

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Agnetha & the Sea King. John Bauer

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“and everything burned in blue, everything a star”

— Pablo Neruda, 100 love sonnets: XXIV (via words-and-coffee)

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Keira Knightley in The Duchess (2008)

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Lucretia Blow Le Bourgeois Van Horn (1882–1970) 

Noted American artist. She was the first woman to be awarded the Concours Julian-Smith from the Académie Julian in Paris in 1904.

In 1926 she met Diego Rivera. As Rivera was finishing his mural project at the Ministry of Education in Mexico City, Mrs. Van Horn joined him and other artists in the production of the work. Rivera painted her face in one of the murals on the third floor of the building.

She also became a member of the San Francisco Art Association and the Society of Women Artists, won several notable awards, and was included in a major international retrospective at the Legion of Honor in San Francisco as one of thirty-five American artists.

In Washington she met Douglas MacArthur, who fell in love with her, as evidenced by a recently discovered cache of letters written to her by him.

Mrs. Van Horn’s artistic evolution went through at least three distinctive phases. Her early illustrations reflect her attraction to the work of Maxfield Parrish, her work of the late 1920s and 1930s are patterned on the images of Diego Rivera, and her later work was influenced by the European abstractionists, most especially her favorite, Paul Klee. (Wikipedia)

From our stacks: Illustrations from Herbs and Apples By Helen Hay Whitney. New York: John Lane Company. London: John Lane, The Bodley Head, 1910.

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Marta Gawron by Anna Rosa Krau for Ariadne Metal Magazine

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Ban Xiaoxue F/W 2016 Menswear Shanghai Fashion Week

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Gunnar Freyr

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“If someone thinks they have the upper hand, break it.”

— L.J. Gibbs  (via wolfsurplus)

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