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  2. deadbishop:

    Mrs. Benjamin Tallmadge and son Henry Floyd and daughter Maria Jones. 1790. Ralph Earl.

    (Source: deadbishop-blog)

     
  3. louxosenjoyables:

    Mmmm hmmmm…

    (Source: relicsoul, via louxosenjoyables)

     
  4. intothegloss:

    5 plane essentials on #intothegloss

    Marianne Faithfull & Anita Pallenburg 

     
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  6. medverf:

    Francisca Alvarez Sánchez
    Via Flickr:
    superhéroes

    (via room-of-flint)

     
  7. digitizingmillerhouseandgarden:

    The IMA Archives is celebrating the life and legacy of Alexander Girard on his birthday with a special installment of “Animating modern living.”

    Alexander Girard created this colorful textile, “Multiform,” for Herman Miller in the mid-1950s, and it quickly became the centerpiece of Girard’s color story for the children’s playroom of the Miller House.

    Textile sample (11.5 x 11.5 in.) of Herman Miller “Multiform” (#648) designed by Alexander Girard. Multiform pattern printed on Herman Miller Fortisan (#167) designed by Alexander Girard. Green cardstock is stapled to upper left corner of sample. Note on cardstock identifies sample as Item No. 61 for space 31-A1 (Playroom), 65/91, Miller House and Garden Collection, IMA Archives, Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indianapolis, Indiana. (MHG_IVl_B091_f065_001)

    (via ungraphiste)

     
  8. (Source: lolrel, via dad-vibes)

     
  9. labrys2:

    theniftyfifties:

    1950s advertisement for trash cans.  

    me sitting with my friends

    (Source: fuckyeahvintage-retro, via connordinary)

     
  10. (Source: manuland, via room-of-flint)

     
  11. 18thcenturylove:

    British Army in Concord by Ralph Earl, 1775

     
  12. history-of-fashion:

    1798 Ralph Earl - Mrs. Noah Smith and Her Children

     
  13. hyvapaiva:

    Wolfgang Suschitzky (1912- ), 1970 Eagle Owl, Innsbruck Zoo, Austria

    (Source: kitsunekasaii, via heracliteanfire)

     
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