Dorothy Webster Hawksley (British, 1884-1970)
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Dorothy Webster Hawksley (British, 1884-1970)
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Unknown, Stromboli, view from the bridge of the Leconte de Lisle ,1930
Trying to remember that nothing is wasted. Every poorly plucked note every stitch in the side every torn out crumpled up page all comes back eventually to save you
A mural of a forest in the South Bronx, New York. Captured by Thomas Hoepker, 1983
Mural Art by Alan Sonfist, 1978. The building still exists, however the mural is no longer there

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Childhood does not end in one fell swoop, as we wished it would when we were children. It lingers, crouching silently in our adult, then wizened bodies, until one day, many years later, when we think that the heavy burden of bitterness and despair we've been shouldering has turned us irredeemably into adults, it reappears with the force and speed of a lightning bolt, wounding us with its freshness, its innocence, its unerring dose of naivety, but most all with the certainty that this really and truly is the last glimpse we shall have of it.
Guadalupe Nettel, from The Accidentals (tr. Rosalind Harvey)
These photographs were thrown in the trash at National Geographic and Volkmar Wentzel rescued them. They were taken in 1943 in Florida by J.Baylor Roberts.
Let There Be Light! ("Es werde Licht!") by Hugo Reinhold Karl Johann Höppen aka. Fidus (wood engraving-relief print, 1904)
Dorothy Webster Hawksley (1884-1970) - SUMMER
Source: The Maas Gallery
St. Nicholas: Volume 11, part 1. May, November, 1883 - April, 1884. Conducted by Mary Mapes Dodge.
E. Sanguinetti. "Attacked by Wolves." From Among the Mustangs, by Noah Brooks.
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Tiztoutine, Morocco. Scanned from the book Haut-Atlas: l'exil de pierres; 1982; photos by Philippe Lafond
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Coucher de soleil avec la pompe Wallace et les terrasses de Bagatelle by Pinckney Marcius-Simons (American, 1867–1909)
Ralph Lauren - Spring 1986 RTW
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Poem - Aram Saroyan
Gustave Caillebotte - The Floor Scrapers (1875-6)
Original on top, later version below
“Despite the effort Caillebotte put into the painting, it was rejected by France’s most prestigious art exhibition, The Salon, in 1875. The depiction of working-class people in their trade, not fully clothed, shocked the jurors and was deemed a ‘vulgar subject matter.’
The images of the floor scrapers came to be associated with Degas’s paintings of washerwomen, also presented at the same exhibition and similarly scorned as ‘vulgar’”.