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  • aleyma:

Jun ware bowl, made in China in the 12th century (source).

    aleyma:

    Jun ware bowl, made in China in the 12th century (source).

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    • 7 months ago
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  • aleyma:

Chest, made in Italy, c.1500 (source).

    aleyma:

    Chest, made in Italy, c.1500 (source).

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    • 7 months ago
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  • evachen212:

Justin Coit captured this moment of me & the effortlessly chic Katherine Power of Who What Wear. you might say we have a wee addiction to our mobiles

    evachen212:

    Justin Coit captured this moment of me & the effortlessly chic Katherine Power of Who What Wear. you might say we have a wee addiction to our mobiles

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    • 7 months ago
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  • beautylish:

Lichtenstein Pop Art Inspired Makeup by Loraine I.!

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    Lichtenstein Pop Art Inspired Makeup by Loraine I.!

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    • 7 months ago
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  • visual-poetry:

“paradox” by by brad phillips

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    “paradox” by by brad phillips

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    • 7 months ago
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  • nypl:

Before we met the robots - and excuse me androids - in STAR WARS, BLADE RUNNER, THE TERMINATOR, SHORT CIRCUIT, WALL-E, heck even WEST WORLD (underrated gem) and CAPTAIN EO (oh yeah I went there) there was the fascinating Off-Broadway stage production of R.U.R. in 1922. Debuting 90 years ago today and written by Czech playwright Karel Capek, R.U.R. was one of the earliest sci-fi stage productions and also introduced the word “robot” to the english language. The history of R.U.R. is written about in an absolutely fascinating blog entry written by Jeremy Megraw, from The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts Billy Rose Theatre Collection. Let the machines rise! 

    nypl:

    Before we met the robots - and excuse me androids - in STAR WARS, BLADE RUNNER, THE TERMINATOR, SHORT CIRCUIT, WALL-E, heck even WEST WORLD (underrated gem) and CAPTAIN EO (oh yeah I went there) there was the fascinating Off-Broadway stage production of R.U.R. in 1922. Debuting 90 years ago today and written by Czech playwright Karel Capek, R.U.R. was one of the earliest sci-fi stage productions and also introduced the word “robot” to the english language. The history of R.U.R. is written about in an absolutely fascinating blog entry written by Jeremy Megraw, from The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts Billy Rose Theatre Collection. Let the machines rise! 

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    • 7 months ago
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