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He is Addled,
He’s casting up his Accounts,
He’s Afflicted,
He’s in his Airs.”
Footwork
Sharpie portrait of Shelley Duvall (Wendy) from The Shining.
Thomas Cole, Distant View of Niagara Falls, 1830
From the Art Institute of Chicago:
The grandeur of Niagara Falls inspired 19th-century artists to celebrate the sublime power of the American landscape. Thomas Cole, the patriarch of the Hudson River School of landscape painting, was already well known for his depictions of untamed wilderness when he painted Distant View of Niagara Falls in 1830. The potency of Cole’s image lies in the depiction of unspoiled American nature. The painting bears little resemblance to the landscape surrounding the falls at the time, which was marked by factories, scenic overlooks, and hotels that accommodated the multitude of tourists that visited every year. Instead of realistically representing this scene, Cole presented a romanticized view of Niagara Falls that mourns the vanishing American wilderness.
Scans from the japanese magazine Newtype, from its 1986 review of The Legend of Zelda.
Illustrations by Haruhiko Mikimoto.
Scanned and published by Oldtype Newtype site.
Never forget how you started.
Murray got the opportunity to photograph Daniel Day-Lewis.
National Geographic: The Last Roll of Kodachrome
In 2010, National Geographic covered legendary photographer Steve Curry as he shot the final roll of Kodachrome film ever produced. You can watch fascinating video after the cut.
11 Disney kingdoms (+1 Disney-Pixar castle)
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Ken Roko
Black Sheep 01: Giclee Fine Art Print 11X14
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air view of midtown manhattan looking south in a smoggy day july 1943 (via eralsoto)