Knoll Chairs by Harry Bertoia
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Knoll Chairs by Harry Bertoia
This blog got a mention on Dwell Magazine—Thank you, Tyler Watamanuk!
via Dwell
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Dicktown on FX!
Hilarious and brilliant animated show about a nerdy private detective solving small town mysteries. Go watch it.
In this scene, John visits a theater’s prop department with pretend weapons.
Algumas das fotografias que poderá ver na exposição “Artur Pastor - O Povo no Panteão”, até ao dia 6 de fevereiro. Sesimbra.
Photography by Artur Pastor
If someone asks you what you feel in your heart of hearts, think of this.
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The Colorama of the exhibition Christian Dior: Designer Of Dreams presents the palette of colors used by the House of @dior, represented in accessories, beauty, dresses, drawings, hats, handbags, gloves, jewelry, makeup, perfume and shoes, from 1947 to 2021, along with miniature, precisely scaled-down copies of original dress, gown and coat designs produced by the haute couture ateliers. The Dior palette demonstrates the cohesiveness of the House of Dior style that he introduced in his haute couture collections, which reinforces the sense of a harmonious vision of elegance. Of all the colors, Dior—a passionate gardener—was particularly fond of green, and wrote in his 1954 Little Dictionary of Fashion: “It is a color of Nature—and when you follow Nature for your color schemes you can never go wrong. I love to see green used in every shade and in every material— from tweed in the morning to satin in the evening. There is green for everyone and for every complexion.”
Installation views, Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams, Brooklyn Museum, September 10, 2021–February 20, 2022. (Photos: Here And Now Agency)
Pantone Christmas ornaments made by Studio Badini Createam.
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Some hawk moths. Illustrations of typical specimens of Lepidoptera Heterocera in the collection of the British Museum. 1877.
The Small Phoenix Moth. An illustrated natural history of British butterflies and moths. n.d.
“Ghost moths of Australia and India.” The south Australian naturalist. May 30, 1938.