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spiking the sweet
spoleto
Dancers rehearse in the Piazza del Duomo during the inaugural performing arts festival in Spoleto in 1958. Time & Life Pictures
Source: NYT
Posted in dance, photography
Tagged 1958, dancers, Festival dei Due Mondi, Festival of Two Worlds, italy, Piazza del Duomo, Spoleto
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white road
Kabul, Afghanistan, 2002.
Kabul, 2004.
Nukus, Uzbekistan, 2005.
Pavlodar, Kazakhstan, 2004. | Photos by Ivan Sigal | Source: NYT
blue + white
The British painter Howard Hodgkin‘s Brush fabric.
Blueware tiles by Glithero featuring photograms of London weeds.
A 2007 sculpture by Li Xiaofeng made from broken Ming and Qing dynasty porcelain.
Source: NYT :: Delft Touch
Posted in antiquity, art, design, photography, sculpture, textiles
Tagged blue and white, blueware, fabric, Glithero, Howard Hodgkin, Li Xiaofeng, photogram, porcelain
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the wind and us
the wind and us ~ Codrin Lupei
hangala
A Sudanese Liberation Army soldier walks through the reamins of the village of Hangala, which was burned by Janjaweed near Farawiya, in Dafur. 2004 | Photo by Lynsey Addario | Source: NYT
Posted in photography
Tagged Dafur, Hangala, Lynsey Addario, Sudanese Liberation Army
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tree and bench
photo by Sam Javanrouh/daily dose of imagery
Posted in photography
Tagged bench, daily dose of imagery, Sam Javanrouh, scarborough bluffs, tree
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two by fitzgerald
The Pool (1934)
Composition No. 5 (1953)
Paintings by LL Fitzgerald
three by johnston
Paintings by Frank (Franz) Johnston
Posted in art
Tagged canadian, fireflies, Franz (Frank) Johnston, northern night, painting, starry night
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girl under a tree
Girl Under a Tree (1931) ~ Prudence Heward
In my opinion, [Prudence Heward] was the very best painter we ever had in Canada and she never got the recognition she richly deserved in her lifetime. I wanted her to join the Group of Seven, but like the Twelve Apostles, no women were included.
~ A.Y. Jackson, founding member of the Group of Seven
