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Untitled, From Body Sculptures, Photo by Hans Breder, 1969-73

(via Fina Miralles, 1970’s - all things amazing)

cho gi seok

república democrática do congo, guy tillim, 2002

By Christina Bothwell

Arzneibuch @wellcomecollection ms. 990 (1675)

Greyface Dartmoor; Cheviot; Icelandic; Beulah; Cotswold; Welsh Mountain; Suffolk; Southdown; and British Milksheep.

alexander mcqueen primavera/verão 2001

Several types of trees appeared in Egyptian mythology. The sycamore was particularly important. Two of them, called the "sycamores of turquoise" stood at the eastern gate of heaven from which the sun emerged each morning. These sycamores were especially associated with the goddesses Nut, Hathor and Isis, each of whom were called "Lady of the Sycamore". Nut and Hathor were often shown to reach out from the tree to offer the deceased food and water. Sometimes the tree was anthropomorphized, having arms itself which offer the sustenance to the dead. In the example shown at right, the deceased is suckled by such a tree.

Feet

alexander mcqueen outono/inverno 2000

Reincarnation Shirt

Roberto Cavalli spring 2003 set