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thenastygal:

Let’s get fruity.

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thenastygal: Let’s get fruity.

mpdrolet:

From What the Hell Am I Doing Here?, 1997-98

Ferit Kuyas

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mpdrolet: From What the Hell Am I Doing Here?, 1997-98 Ferit Kuyas

vintage 1950s prom dress

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vintage 1950s prom dress

travelingcolors:

Cheddar Gorge, Somerset | England (by Nigel Atherton)

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travelingcolors: Cheddar Gorge, Somerset | England (by Nigel Atherton)

mpdrolet:

MULTEK, 2007 from Anachronic

Adam Schreiber

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mpdrolet: MULTEK, 2007 from Anachronic Adam Schreiber

neithernor:

Cabin Window, Yukon, 2013

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neithernor: Cabin Window, Yukon, 2013

Women use compact mirrors in packed crowd to catch sight of the queen in London, June 1966.

Photograph by James P. Blair, National Geographic

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Women use compact mirrors in packed crowd to catch sight of the queen in London, June 1966. Photograph by James P. Blair, National Geographic
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cavetocanvas:

Whenever I visit art museums, I’m always fascinated by artist signatures and collect pictures of them on my phone. These are a sampling of some of the better known names from my visits to the Legion of Honor and de Young museums in San Francisco.

In order of appearance:

  1. Hans Cranach c. 1503-37
  2. John Singer Sargent
  3. Jean-Léon Gérôme
  4. William Adolphe Bouguereau
  5. Albert Bierstadt
  6. Thomas Moran
  7. Odilon Redon
  8. Pablo Picasso
  9. Auguste Rodin
  10. Pierre-Auguste Renoir
  11. Claude Monet
  12. Aaron Douglas
  13. Salvador Dalí
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cavetocanvas: Whenever I visit art museums, I’m always fascinated by artist signatures and collect pictures of them on my phone. These are a sampling of some of the better known names from my visits to the Legion of Honor and de Young museums in San Francisco. In order of appearance: Hans Cranach c. 1503-37 John Singer Sargent Jean-Léon Gérôme William Adolphe Bouguereau Albert Bierstadt Thomas Moran Odilon Redon Pablo Picasso Auguste Rodin Pierre-Auguste Renoir Claude Monet Aaron Douglas Salvador Dalí
cavetocanvas: Whenever I visit art museums, I’m always fascinated by artist signatures and collect pictures of them on my phone. These are a sampling of some of the better known names from my visits to the Legion of Honor and de Young museums in San Francisco. In order of appearance: Hans Cranach c. 1503-37 John Singer Sargent Jean-Léon Gérôme William Adolphe Bouguereau Albert Bierstadt Thomas Moran Odilon Redon Pablo Picasso Auguste Rodin Pierre-Auguste Renoir Claude Monet Aaron Douglas Salvador Dalí

kikimissbluejeans:

Billie Holiday - 1949
Photo : Carl van Vechten

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kikimissbluejeans: Billie Holiday - 1949Photo : Carl van Vechten
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mpdrolet:

Ham and Eggs, 1929

Ralph Steiner

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mpdrolet: Ham and Eggs, 1929 Ralph Steiner

wandrlust:

Margaret Bourke-White working at the top of the Chrysler Building, New York, New York, 1935.

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wandrlust: Margaret Bourke-White working at the top of the Chrysler Building, New York, New York, 1935.
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