Masao Yamamoto
Tomosu Series #6009

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Masao Yamamoto
Tomosu Series #6009
Growing
Vasko Taskovski (Macedonian, b. 1937)
Mariele Neudecker: The Internal Slipping Into The World at Large (2000)
āDusting off the Male Gazeā by Yuko Shimizu for Chronicle of Higher Education. Published in their Women and Power in the Academy issue where multiple artists were asked to illustrate their tales on #metoo.
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by Jack Davison for AnOther MagazineĀ
Man eating rice, China, 1901-1904
this is an extremely important picture
Ive never seen someone from 1904 having fun omg
He has a nice face
No but the history behind this picture is really interesting
The reason that everyone always looked miserable in old photos wasnāt that they took too long to take. Once photography became widespread it took only seconds to take a picture.
It was because getting your photo taken was treated the same as getting your portrait painted. A very serious occasion meant so thst your descendants would know that ypu existed and what you looked like.
But one time some British dudes went to china to go on an anthropological expedition, and they met some rural Chinese farmers and decided to take their pictures. Now, these people werenāt exposed to the weird culture of the time around getting your photo taken, so this guy just flashed a big grin during the photo because he was told to strike a pose and thatās the pose he wanted to strike.
I think painted portraits and old photos give us the idea that in general people were just really unhappy because those are the visuals we have. This is so refreshing.
Hey, look; āMan Laughing Alone With Riceā is back on my dash.
always reblog Happy Rice Guy. once upon a time, he really enjoyed his lunch, and thatās beautiful.
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