nemfrog:
““Modernism takes the floor.” House and Garden. February 1935.
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nemfrog:

“Modernism takes the floor.” House and Garden. February 1935. 

nemfrog:
“Fig. 3. Photovision. Television primer. 1947.
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nemfrog:

Fig. 3. Photovision. Television primer. 1947.

70sscifiart:
“1965. Cover art is uncredited.
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70sscifiart:

1965. Cover art is uncredited.

danskjavlarna:
“ From Coastal Carolina’s 1994 yearbook.
Some strange and unusual vintage diagrams.
The imagery that Tumblr bizarrely deemed insensitive to community standards: Weblog ◆ Books ◆ Videos ◆ Music ◆ Etsy
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danskjavlarna:

From Coastal Carolina’s 1994 yearbook.

Some strange and unusual vintage diagrams.

The imagery that Tumblr bizarrely deemed insensitive to community standards: WeblogBooksVideosMusicEtsy

yesterdaysprint:

The Times, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 12, 1899

loumargi:
“Odilon Redon, Head of Christ wearing the Crown of Thorns (1895)
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loumargi:

Odilon Redon, Head of Christ wearing the Crown of Thorns (1895)

loumargi:
“Fritz Klimsch
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loumargi:

Fritz Klimsch

loumargi:
“Franz Ludwig Catel, Monks in a monastery courtyard, 1856
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loumargi:

Franz Ludwig Catel, Monks in a monastery courtyard, 1856

danleetodd:
“ The Graffiti Highway in Centralia, Pennsylvania. The entire town was abandoned when an underground fire broke out, and as a result, so was the highway that ran to it. All from a coal vein that was lit 40 years ago that still burns to...

danleetodd:

The Graffiti Highway in Centralia, Pennsylvania. The entire town was abandoned when an underground fire broke out, and as a result, so was the highway that ran to it. All from a coal vein that was lit 40 years ago that still burns to this very day. (source)

tamazo2:

image

那覇市営安謝住宅(1982年)
那覇市安謝
2018

loumargi:
“Fritz Klimsch
”

loumargi:

Fritz Klimsch

viktor-vasnetsov:
“ Oleg at his horse`s remains, 1899, Viktor Vasnetsov
https://www.wikiart.org/en/viktor-vasnetsov/oleg-at-his-horse-s-remains-1899
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architectureofdoom:

Mausolée des Évêques-de-Trois-Rivières. Jean-Claude Leclerc & Roger Villemure, 1965-66