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extremelygruntled:

hikenow:

The Granada trip begins in Albaycin

quarter witha a network of streets and squares, such as San Nicolas, from whose the view catch the Alhambra buildings and mountain of Sierra Nevada.

I want to buy everything in this picture…

extremelygruntled:

Sun rise at Machu Picchu

extremelygruntled:

lickystickypickyme:

At the age of six I wanted to be a cook. At seven I wanted to be Napoleon. And my ambition has been growing steadily ever since.

Salvador.

thedailywhat:

Print Ad Campaign of the Day: “Papermate: Ultra Fine” by JMC YR, Caracas.

Any company that encourages you to use their product to cheat on a trig exam is okay in my book.

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flag75:

prisoner…in a fake world (via confusedvision)

fueledbyphotos:

Know who you are & know that’s enuogh

suicideblonde:

They were just trying something out for Han’s birthday.

yellowblog:

nkok:

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ak47:

tbcl:

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neetoday:

Taro Okamoto, 26 February 1911 – 7 January 1996
via Prominent People of Minato City:
Painter and sculptor. He was the firstborn son of the painter Ippei Okamoto and the writer Kanoko Okamoto. In 1929 he withdrew from the Oil Painting Department of Tokyo Art School and went to France with his parents. He subsequently studied philosophy, psychology, and folklore at the University of Paris and returned to Japan when Paris fell in 1940.

He advocated avant-garde art and the symbiosis of polar opposites, and he produced controversial pieces continually after the war, such as Yoake (Dawn) and Jukogyo (Heavy Industry). He also focused on the culture of Jomon and Okinawa, and engaged in literary activity. In 1970, he produced Japan Expo’s symbol tower, the “Taiyo no to” (Tower of the Sun) as the theme exhibition producer. He is well known for his phrase “Art is an explosion!”

loveisall:

Van Gogh

thenewromantic:

the persistence of memory by salvador dali

butterflyeffects:

Alfred Hitchcock braving the heat of the French Riviera at the Cannes Film Festival in 1972,

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