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blondebrainpower:

An ancient shop in Pompeii, using pictures of the corresponding Gods to show the shop’s open days. Left to right: Sunday (Apollo), Thursday (Jupiter), Wednesday (Mercury), Monday (Luna).

random-brushstrokes:

Carl Frederik Aagaard - Pergola in Amalfi (ca. 1880)

artist-raphael:

The Liberation of St. Peter, in the Stanza D'Eliodoro, 1514, Raphael

Medium: fresco

lonestarrrrr:

jean paul gaultier sample necklaces from the 90s

abrightedspace:

Cy Twombly’s 17th century house and studio at Bassano in Teverina. Photo by François Halard.

driflloon:

christian lacroix ss06

Forever obsessed with Ingūna Butāne’s look at Dolce and Gabbana F/W 2006

Jenny Holzer

bree1121-blog:

“What did you get out of this quote? What did you picture? “Imagine a society that subjects people to conditions that make them terribly unhappy… and rather than addressing these conditions, it chooses to profit from them instead. Imagine this society maintaining an industrialized, and perpetual state of fear and discontent that sells temporary escapes like drugs, sex, consumerism and alcohol to keep its society functioning and complacent. In other words, this society would focus entirely on modifying an individual’s internal state, so that they would be able to tolerate social conditions, that they would otherwise find completely intolerable.””

— — Ted Kaczynski

polkadotmotmot:

Wolfgang Grasse - Rostock Mystic, 1996

aurabow:

nouveau-realisme:

Anna Karina, 1960s

thewoodbetween:

Stormy Weather ~ Leonard Koscianski

seeyouatchurch:

Paris apartment of Yves Saint Laurent’s Loulou de la Falaise

tkkatherineblog:

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