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Madonna photographed by Richard Corman in Alphabet City, 1983.

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MARK TOBEY

Advance of History, 1964

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"Don’t worry if you’re making waves simply by being yourself.

The moon does it all the time."

Scott Stabile

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ph. Danko Maksimovic - Cologne, Germany (2023)

Film: Kodak Portra 800

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Scotch & Soda Garment dyed workwear blazer jkt - Military Green

CA$378.00

A staple in any wardrobe, this workwear inspired blazer is the perfect blend of classic ruggedness and modern refinement. The garment dyed twill adds a distinctive texture, depth and all the utility elements make it an alternative for casual outerwear

Garment dyed

Single-breasted

Flap pockets

Removable throat latch

Epaulettes

Embroidery and distressed details

3 button closure

Workwear inspired

Military Green

100% organic cotton herringbone twill

Model is wearing size M

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Sveta Dorosheva

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Khonsu, The Lunar God

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Solar System - Sun

The project of covering every big object in the Solar System, including planets, moons, asteroids, Theia, ʻOumuamua, and Planet 9.

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"You're praying now to your grandmother. She died nine moons ago. She lost an eye. A rock smashed her face as she was crossing the Belt. She was twelve when it happened. At that time, this world had a Fremen name. Dune."

DUNE: PART TWO (2024)

Dir. Denis Villeneuve

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Saturday Morning Fever, 1978 ad

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Before I leave, brush my teeth with a bottle of Jack

'Cause when I leave for the night, I ain't comin' back

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Dr. Bohumil Kröhn ~ Our Lily ~ Dancer (dancer doing a one handed cartwheel), 1937 | src catawiki

This image appeared in Lilliput Pocket Omnibus (aka Lilliput: The Pocket Magazine for Everyone) (1937-1938) which was a pocket-sized monthly magazine produced by Stefan Lorant, Hungarian photojournalist, author, and filmmaker who had served time in a Nazi prison. The magazine was known for Lorant’s juxtapositions of images for political or aesthetic effects. | This is the left photo of a pair: view both here

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