Mar 28, 2024
Angèle in Courrèges, Paris 2024
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Angèle in Courrèges, Paris 2024
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On Tuesday I had gone with my younger brother Rodrigo to the Sipan Museum of Real Tombs. It was an unforgettable moment. We had seen some FANTABULOUS aspects and characteristics of the precolumbian culture Mochica. ✨🙀✨🙀✨ The Huacos, the metal objects and the tombs of Three Lords of Sipan between generations(the governors of the Mochicans) with their structures had transported us into the year 300 A.D. 🤩
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Photographer: Henry Purienne Model: Alyssa Julya Smith
Berenice Abbott was known for her black and white photographs of New York City and urban architecture in the 1930s. Photos of the Triborough Bridge, now called the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge.