conflictingheart: Yee Sookyung “When the Japanese repair broken objects, they aggrandize the damage by filling the cracks with gold. They believe that when something has suffered damage and has a history, it becomes more beautiful.” - Barbara Bloom
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frenchtwist: via darksilenceinsuburbia: Ed van der Elsken. Pierre et Paulette Saint- Germain des Pres, 1952.
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Untitled (Nude with long hair) by Yvon Le Marlec, 1989
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l-inventaire: Léa by Charlotte-robin on Flickr.
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heaveninawildflower: Carp swimming (19th century) by Watanabe Shotei (1851–1918)   Ink on silk. Metropolitan Museum of Art [1] Wikimedia
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lauramcphee: Collo di donna, 1950 (Federico Vender)
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grooviejazz:

‘Why Did I Choose You?’ by Bill Evans [From Left to Right, 1970 Verve]

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ciacona: Bach
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visitheworld: The Merry Cemetery in Săpânţa, Maramureş county, Romania (by f/4).
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noplacelikelondon: Back Streets Of London.jpg (by jarr1520)
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klg19: The illuminations for medieval Spanish manuscripts of Beatus of Liébana’s 8th-century Commentary on the Apocalypse are incomparable.  No one used colors like those Visigoths.  This Beast of the Apocalypse is from a 10th-century Beatus manuscript held in El Escorial (Escorial, Biblioteca Monasterio, Cod. & II. 5, f.108v).
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explore-blog: In time for Beck’s quest to revive the romance of sheet music, a lovely archive of vintage Russian sheet music covers. (↬ Quipsologies) 
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