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aubreylstallard:

Pelle Swedlund, 1903
shihlun:

Hiroshi Hamaya, The sun on the day the war ended, 1945.

濱谷浩 終戦の日の太陽 1945

Seventy years ago today, upon hearing the radio broadcast announcing the unconditional surrender of the Japanese Empire, photographer Hiroshi Hamaya looked out the window and took this photograph.
paintingispoetry:

René Magritte, Le Plagiat, 1940
phileas69:

László Moholy-Nagy
Espace / Space CH 6
Huile sur toile / Oil on canvas
119 x 119 cm
1941
(plus de / more by Lászlo Moholy-Nagy)
onlyoldphotography:

László Moholy-Nagy: Woman climbing rigging, 1926-1927
theleoisallinthemind:

margrethe mather, combs, 1931
theories-of:

Man Ray, Needle and Thread, 1965
theories-of:

Sarah Charlesworth. Unidentified Man, Ontani Hotel, Los Angeles, 1980, printed 2012
artspotting:

Brass wire explosion pattern, Two figures of effects produced by the explosion of brass wire positioned over a sheet of paper or glass when subjected to a high voltage electrical current. This was provided by the electrostatic generator and associated machinery designed by John Cuthbertson (bap.1743-d.1821) for Martin van Marum and installed at Teyler’s Museum at Haarlem in the Netherlands. via Royal Society
artspotting:

Eighty years of vegetation and landscape changes in the Northern Great Plains : a photographic record - Buffalo, Wyoming, 1917 - 1959 - 1999
discoverynews:

Hubble’s Jupiter Maps Reveals Weird Structures

Over a 10 hour period, the Hubble Space Telescope gazed at the solar system’s largest planet to produce one of the most spectacular maps of Jupiter’s complex and dynamic atmosphere. Immediately astronomers were able to measure the size of the planet’s shrinking Great Red Spot and notice some mysterious structures along the way.

As the spot has shrunk, it’s color has also become more anemic, losing some of its redness. Also, as these new Hubble observations show, a strange wispy structure has formed inside the storm, becoming warped by the high-speed winds that have been clocked at a speed of 540 kilometers (335 miles) per hour. Astronomers, so far, have little explanation as to what this feature is or what caused it.

Another oddity has been spied just north of the planet’s equator — a wave-like structure has formed, something that hasn’t been seen since the Voyager 2 flyby in 1979. During that flyby, these waves were assumed to be a transient event and the fact the spacecraft imaged them was a fluke. But they’ve now returned, no doubt sparking some huge interest as to their origins.

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metaphorformetaphor:

I think that having spent my life trying to hide everything from everyone, I’ve ended up by no longer being able to find many things myself. Seriously.

— Paul Bowles, from a letter to Alec France, March 27, 1975, Tangier, In Touch The Letters of Paul Bowles (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1995)
isseymiyake-fanclub:

vogue:

The one trend to fold into your wardrobe next spring?

Pleats, please!

YES Pleats! Issey Miyake rocks
ancientpeoples:

Comb with a Giraffe

Pre Dynastic - Late Naqada I - Early Naqada II

c.3900-3500 BC

(Source: The Met Museum)
alynnelavigne:

All. Day. Long.
bffybffyybffyyy:

the row s16 rtw
theories-of:

William Baziotes, Dusk, 1958
mentaltimetraveller:

Camille Henrot, ‘The transformation of Ogo into a fox,’ 2014
colin-vian:

Cy Twombly (1928–2011) Untitled (Rome), 1961
northmagneticpole:

Gabriel-Agnes Martin
blueberrymodern:

George Nakashima; Wool ‘Dark Moon I’ Tapestry by Edward Fields, 1959
lafilleblanc:

Gerhard Richter

Study for ‘4 Glass Panes’ (CR 160), 1966
italianways:

The Borges Labyrinth in Venice’s island of San Giorgio Maggiore.

(via italian ways)
what-do-i-wear:

loewe Spring Summer 2015