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red-lipstick: Eikoh Hosoe - #31 from his Man And Woman series, 1960 Photography

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Eikoh Hosoe - #31 from his Man And Woman series, 1960

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LOVE this….

lordofwinterhell:

Human condition at it’s worst

#Best photoset in Tumblr hands down

Just wonderful.

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kasseikerel: Millais - ophélia (detail)

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Millais - ophélia (detail)

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alysian-fields: This is amazing. It’s a rosary from 1500-25. Each bead of the rosary represents the bust of a well-fed burgher or maiden on one side, and a skeleton on the other. The terminals, even more graphically, show the head of a deceased man, with half the image eaten away from decay. Such images served as reminders that life is fleeting and that leading a virtuous life as a faithful Christian is key to salvation.Source: Rosary [German] (17.190.306) | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

alysian-fields:

This is amazing. It’s a rosary from 1500-25.

Each bead of the rosary represents the bust of a well-fed burgher or maiden on one side, and a skeleton on the other. The terminals, even more graphically, show the head of a deceased man, with half the image eaten away from decay. Such images served as reminders that life is fleeting and that leading a virtuous life as a faithful Christian is key to salvation.

Source: Rosary [German] (17.190.306) | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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