High Rising

a few indian brutalist buildings

Puppet enthusiasts and British kid's TV fans had long since accepted that she was just gone for good and we'd never even know what happened to her, let alone see her again.

She's back with her family I'm sobbing

Heat waves.

Oh my goodness, the happy elephant chirps. I was dying from the level of cuteness.

the face of a creature that knows exactly what they're doing lmao

this is the best picture ive ever seen

streetsandsnapshots

“See letter of Hendley to Caspar Purdon Clarke, December 31 1915 on NFMA/1/H1596, Hendley Family, where he notes that these were from 'the bazaar' and are the originals of those published by him and Chaubey Bisvesvar Nath of Jaipur in the Journal of Indian Art. Several of the calligraphic birds and animals reproduced in the Journal are signed and give their place of origin as Lahore, or the Lahore bazaar.”

let’s have a blast with mama

photographer credit from the notes!

A Knights Dress by Frieda Lepold

Since people seem to like my pride outfit!

I handstitched the flag.

I clearly should've mentioned it sooner.

Joan of Arc, John Everett Millais (1829–1896); Joan of Arc, (c. 1620–1640) Peter Paul Rubens; Joan of Arc, Albert Lynch (1903); Joan of Arc, Charles Amable Lenoir; Joan of Arc at the Coronation of Charles VII, Jean-Auguste-Dominic Ingres (1854); Joan of Arc, John Gilbert; Joan of Arc enters Orléans, Jean-Jacques Scherrer (1887); Joan of Arc, William Blake Richmond (c. 1900)