danismm:

Stairs, Escalier, Treppe. Materials and documents of architecture and sculpture, 1915 

detroitlib:

View of an advertising card for Standard Sewing Machine Co., depicting two girls and a dog. Printed on front: “The Standard Sewing Machine Co. Detroit, Mich. Johns & Co., lith., Cleveland, O.” Stamped on back: “G.N. Tyler, Packard organs and domestic sewing machines, Bancroft, Mich.”

• Courtesy of the Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library

danismm:

Shopping Center 1968

theroyalhistory:

The Duchess of Kent and her favourite dress in LIFE Magazine, July 19, 1937

geritsel:

George Barbier

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jariten:

スラムダンク (Slam Dunk), Takehiko Inoue

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danskjavlarna:

From Nebelspalter, 1878.

If you’re into mermaids and mermen, my collection of vintage merfolk is going swimmingly.

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librarycompany:

Joseph Breintnall’s Nature Prints of Leaves is a beautiful collection of leaves, and sometimes feathers, inked and pressed between folded sheets of paper. We love seeing the diversity as well as patterns and textures in nature.

Breintnall, Joseph, d. 1746. [Nature prints of leaves] [graphic]. Published  [ca. 1731-ca. 1744] 2 volumes (368 prints):  printer’s ink on paper;  volume 47 x 41 cm (18.5 x 16.25 in.) or 40 x 29 cm (15.75 x 11.5 in.)

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micahulrichdraws:

We’re all in this together.

danismm:

Maison de L’œuvre Notre Dame in Strasbourg, France 1915. First floor and second floor.

geritsel:

Russian Palekh lacquer miniature - The Gray Wolf

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danismm:

Double House in Grunewald 1898. Arch. Baurat Otto March

danskjavlarna:

From Annancy Stories, illustrated by Pamela Colman Smith, 1899.

Here’s a collection of Pamela Colman Smith illustrations.

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nemfrog:

“In your study of science you will learn something of your environment which year by year becomes more complex.”

 Experiences in General Science. 1942. Frontispiece.