Boring one.

[zoneofwaiting]

[kyotoprotocols]

[56k-modem]

2002

From https://archive.org/details/webshots-freeze-frame

[love]

By Nate Bittinger

[philamuseum]

John Woodrow Wilson, an artist from Boston, lived in Mexico from 1950 to 1955. He admired and emulated the modern artists of that country who used their work to commemorate the everyday lives of ordinary people. Wilson used a sensitive combination of strong figures and compassionate gestures to transform this family riding a bus into a symbol of human perseverance. The subdued earth tones combined with the powerful hands of the mother, sheltering her child with her arm, convey a sense of dignified bearing.

“Campesinos (Peasants),” 1952, by John Woodrow Wilson © Estate of John Woodrow Wilson / Licensed by VAGA at Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

[yaapostol]

[yaapostol]

[sss]

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[nathanheadphotography]

[horsehunting]

[fer1972]

Medusa head made of jade by L’aquart

[flyngdream]

[adarchives]

Evian in Vogue It, March 2000

[anyabocharov]

[nevver]

In the fold, Cormac Powers

[criwes]

[queercultdump]

Paul Rebeyrolle  Suicide IV (1982)