January262013
belaquadros: French Art Nouveau Silver Heart Locket

belaquadros:

French Art Nouveau Silver Heart Locket

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10AM
PORTS ET PLAGES DE L’OCEAN LA ROCHELLE CHEMIN DE FER DE L’ETAT

PORTS ET PLAGES DE L’OCEAN LA ROCHELLE CHEMIN DE FER DE L’ETAT
10AM
bergers des hautes montagnes, paul jacoulet

bergers des hautes montagnes, paul jacoulet
10AM
artemisdreaming: Flower No.1, 2008 Huang Xu

artemisdreaming:

Flower No.1, 2008

Huang Xu

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10AM
mzteeeyed: bnreimels:(via TumbleOn)

mzteeeyed:

bnreimels:(via TumbleOn)

(Source: moisab, via chance-a-simple-gardener)
January252013
mrnngglr:

mrnngglr:
10AM
Joseph Edward Southhall

Joseph Edward Southhall
10AM
hajandrade: Lindsey Carr ~ La Bizarre Singerie Singerie is a French word meaning ‘Monkey Trick’ and refers to a genre depicting monkeys mimicking human behavior - it reached its stylistic epitome during the 18th Century in the decorative motifs of the Chinoiserie Rococo period. The scenes commonly involved monkeys dressed as Mandarins balancing on high wires, serving tea, fishing, playing. It gave such a saccharine and genteel view of human activities for what was to become a bloody century in European history. (via Gallery: La Bizarre Singerie)

hajandrade:

Lindsey Carr ~ La Bizarre Singerie

Singerie is a French word meaning ‘Monkey Trick’ and refers to a genre depicting monkeys mimicking human behavior - it reached its stylistic epitome during the 18th Century in the decorative motifs of the Chinoiserie Rococo period.

The scenes commonly involved monkeys dressed as Mandarins balancing on high wires, serving tea, fishing, playing. It gave such a saccharine and genteel view of human activities for what was to become a bloody century in European history.

(via Gallery: La Bizarre Singerie)
10AM
magicfran: Becca Stadtlander

magicfran:

Becca Stadtlander

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10AM
hautepop: Dmitri Ermakov, Chronicler of the Caucasus. 1870s, Georgia. 

hautepop:

Dmitri Ermakov, Chronicler of the Caucasus. 1870s, Georgia. 

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