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False Prophet
(Revelation 16:13)Beatus of Liébana, Commentaria in Apocalypsin (the ‘Beatus of Saint-Sever’), Saint-Sever before 1072
BnF, Latin 8878, fol. 184v
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Mosaic from the caldarium in the House of Menander, Pompeii.
Roman, the earliest part of the villa dates to the 3rd century BC, but the excavated decorations and artwork are from the 1st century AD.
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American painter Eyvind Earle
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Lion Farm Estate, Oldbury, 1991. Photos by Rob Clayton.
Don’t forget to water your fox or else it won’t sprout
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Lunaria Annua, also known as Honesty flowers.
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1954 Pegaso Z-102 v8 - spanish Maserati - lovely.
‘Cosmópolis’, spanish art deco magazine (1927-1931).
You can read and download it from this public archive:
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Good Morning by the Daily Mirror, England, February 4, 1944
Publicité Lancia - Vintage Automobile Dealerships and Automobilia.
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Furniture designed in the 1970s doesn’t get the love and attention mid-century design gets but that doesn’t mean that there wasn’t some really cool pieces coming out of the 70s furniture scene. It wasn’t all shag carpets and office spaces. Some really innovative furniture can be seen in this 1972 brochure titled Designing with Foam. It was published by the Dow Chemical Company’s Designed Products Department and showcases ways that designers can use Dow’s foam products to design avant garde furniture. Those futons would fit very nicely in a small modern apartment.
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Adolph Fassbender. Rain, 1937
Color for Architecture, 1976
La Muralla Roja, Ricardo Bofill
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Vintage ads. Paper assortment manufactured by AGA (1929)
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