CLAIRE DE LA LUNE

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Richard Tuttle - Cloth Octagonal, 2

Hermès 2012

Le Macchine di Munari ブルーノ・ムナーリ

Pomegranates, Majorca by John Singer Sargent, 1908

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Miro

Bodily

Gikit specimen

presenting paloma wool’s first show in paris, ss23 collection 

Brett Walker

Tower houses from the Middle Ages. Tusheti (Georgia). Tower houses are scattered throughout the numerous mountainous regions of the Caucasus region. These are buildings of 4-5 floors, which were built for defensive purposes. The entrance to the tower was on the second floor and could only be accessed by a removable staircase. In the event of an attack, the inhabitants took refuge there and, having removed the stairs, could resist for a long time.