Ukrainian mother and daughter. Donetsk, 1904.

Harrison Forman

Strawberry that looks like venus of willendorf?

Sorbian Woman from Lusatia, Germany

"The young Tinariwen are invited to a new camp near Tripoli. This camp was run by the MPA (Mouvement Populaire de l’Azawad), a Tuareg rebel movement fighting for a new independent state. There, they met a new group of aspiring musicians, including Kedou Ag Ossade (aka ‘Hiwaj’), Mohammed Ag Itlale (aka ‘Japonais’), Sweiloum, Abouhadid and Abdallah Ag Alhousseyni. Their music became interlinked with the cause – the Tuareg’s fight for education, independence and political freedom. Working from a makeshift rehearsal studio, they wrote and recorded songs, free for anyone who turned up at their door with a blank cassette tape. Through the exchange of cassettes – often dubbed copies, or copies of copies – Tinariwen’s songs of hope, struggle and exile spread through settlements and camps across the Sahara." source

Best part of making this was showing it to my father who said "Sea!" with the most flabbergasted expression on his face. Like yeah dude ikr?? This rules!

chinese fashion by 踏云履梦

Jane Fisher.

Art Nouveau 'Bloom in Spring' pitcher by Daum Nancy, France, circa 1900s.

Algerian dress:Blousa oranaise ✨

Text and photograph by Mihaela Noroc. Excerpt from her photography project: "The Atlas of Beauty: Women of the World in 500 Portraits"

Algerian women photographed by Marc Garanger, 1960s.

Arches National Park, Utah photo: Elliot McGucken

Ukrainians from the book National Costumes from East Europe (1925) by Max Tilke. X

On the left, a painting by Palestinian artist Souad Nasr painted more than 35 years ago.  Which reminds me of the photo on the right of an Old Palestinian woman holding onto an olive tree that’s being uprooted by Israel somewhere in the early 2000s

early spring/ kyiv, ukraine

Galilee farmers slaughtering a lamb at Huleh Lake, Palestine 1900-1920