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djamant:

liquidnight:

Richard Avedon

Renée, The New Look of Dior

Place de la Concorde, Paris, August 1947

Gelatin silver print

[From the Metropolitan Museum of Art]

(via imgTumble)

speciesbarocus:

rhea137:

‘Das Salzburger Glockenspiel’ by Christoph Lederwasch,
1704 from somewhere among the Department of Special
Collections at the University of Salzburg
(via bibliodyssey)

> Here.

legrandcirque:

Photograph by John Florea. Hollywood, California, August 1944.

missfolly:

The Fountain of Apollo, Versailles

allthingseurope:

Castle Eltz’s medieval walls (by Frizztext)

(Source: quincewithsugar)

missfolly:

Margaret Bourke-White: Central Moscow with Antiaircraft Gunners, 1941 

‘Margaret Bourke-White was one of the only foreign journalists in Moscow when war broke out between Germany and Russia in 1941. She photographed the nightly bombing raids, initially from the roof of the U.S. Embassy and later from her hotel room balcony, which overlooked Red Square. Bourke-White worked with several cameras simultaneously, the number determined by the intensity of the bombing.’

Lance Keimig, ‘The History of Night Photography’ 

theancientworld:

Rhinoceros/Mythical Beast, Chinese, c. 206 BCE - 220 CE

Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Currently not on view

missfolly:

Rocky Landscape with Banditti, ca. 1770-1780, by John Hamilton Mortimer

ysvoice:

Saint-Cirq-Lapopie - Loire, France  | by Adam Baker  [via ysvoice | yuuxj].