Lila Cabot Perry (1848 –1933) A Snowy Monday, 1926
Dress for a Mirkwood elf - Jean Paul Gaultier
Orthodox Priest with little cat. Meteora Monasteries, Greece 1954 by David Seymour.
Delivery of noodles on a street in Tokyo, Japan, 1959
Ph. John Launois
You could crawl through the arteries in a blue whale’s heart.
Water Lilies (1915)
(via @lonequixote)
ein-bleistift-und-radiergummi:
(via Pinterest)
‘The Running of the Deer’ by contemporary UK artist Catherine Hyde
STYX, @pascalblanche, 2017
Olivia Hussey in Romeo and Juliet (1968)
Meet Abushe,
Abushe lives in Jinka, southern Ethiopia. He is 8 years old. No one would pay any attention to Abushe, but if you catch a glimpse of his eyes, their incredible magnetic colour will stop you in your tracks. One would ascribe it to the effects of great miscegenation, but Abushe actually suffers from the Waardenburg syndrome.
One of the characteristics of this syndrome is an abnormal spacing between the eyes – which is moderately the case for Abushe – but mainly a special pigmentation of the irises. This phenomenon is rare and is thought to occur every 300,000 births on all continents. Its effects are obviously striking on a child with black skin like the little Ethiopian.
See all the photos, and his full story on Eric Lafforgue’s page
2018 on POA
Moonlight, 1896, Ilya Repin
Morning heavy fog over Kołobrzeg with the brick gothic St Mary’s Basilica (Poland)
富士山とソバ畑