Paul Klee, Star Formation (detail), 1923
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Paul Klee, Star Formation (detail), 1923
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Jean-Michel Basquiat King Zulu, 1986
Nina Simone, Miles Davis.
1976 Steve Wonder Songs in the Key of Life Billboard, Times Square. (via: Barney Hurley)
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Spirit Bear Possessing a Man's Soul by Inuit artist David Ruben Piqtoukun, 1984
Toni Morrison. Photo: Richard Avedon. Newsweek. March 30, 1981
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4 specimens of shell hash. The dark gray and yellow stones are from Maverick County, the red is from Travis, and the brown from Caldwell. Shell hash is the fossilized remains of fragmented shells that accumulated on ancient seabeds. The fossils here are calcareous (i.e., limestone in the case of red and yellow rocks), or converted to siliceous rock in the case of the other two. The Caldwell County specimen is the hardest to make out; at some point the matrix seems to have been crushed before solidifying again, but shell edges are still visible upon close inspection.