Don’t Tell Mama

Bowl with Fish, Iran, probably Kashan (late 13th–mid-14th century).

Alice Notley in The Paris Review (1970)

Suit of Elector Johann Georg I. of Saxony, 1620s This suit, once owned by Saxon Elector Johann Georg, is not only quite beautiful - it´s also very special. The doublet is one of the very few 17th century garments with sleeves made of a different fabric than the body. While most of the doublet is made of green velvet, the sleeves are made of silk satin, embroidered and decorated with spangles. Other aspects of this suit are typical for early 17th century fashion - like the loop at the back waist, meant to hold a belt in place. Two small holes at the back of the collar were meant to secure a ruff, which would be tied to the collar with laces. Exhibited at the SKD in Dresden, Germany.

Emma Nolan — The Pitt Season 2 Episode 1

Barley + Fig

PLURIBUS -> 1x03 Grenade // 1x09 La Chica o El Mundo

Paul Evans (British, b. 1954, Sussex, England, based Lavenham, Suffolk, England) - Incredible Winter Evening, 2021, Paintings: Ink, Acrylic on Canvas

oh my darling author

oh my darling author

[Lucas] "I wanted to know if you had my back." [Mike] "Yeah, I have your back."

"I'm sorry. I know she's your daughter."

quick color experiment feat. kavinsky

Sirens (2025)

Bran’s wolf had saved the boy’s life, he thought dully. What was it that Jon had said when they found the pups in the snow? Your children were meant to have these pups, my lord. And he had killed Sansa’s, and for what? Was it guilt he was feeling? Or fear? If the gods had sent these wolves, what folly had he done? – Eddard IV, A Game of Thrones

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