Testaments to the Boom Times to Come

MIKEY AND NICKY (1976) dir. Elaine May

Winter  -    Matteo Massagrande , 2017.

Italian,b.1959-

Oil and mixed media on board ,  80 x 80 cm.

The Dove’s Wing & Shoulder (I1), 2020| Indigo dyed Cotton, Paper, Tyvek, Wood, Nylon #indigo #naturaldyeing #folded #naturaldye #dove #creasepattern #blue #origami #foldedfabric #corrugation #gradient https://www.instagram.com/p/CEeq-wBJ52v/?igshid=1wu2dqx0qslcg

Why'd you call me? They played this song, man... Moonlight (2016) | dir. Barry Jenkins

I’d rather take my whiskey sweet, personally 🍒🎲🥃

Dying to know what movie I wrote this about, I think it was The Lion In Winter

Petra, Jordan, 1952 (via Found Slides on Flickr)

Ernst Lubitsch, January 29, 1892 – November 30, 1947.

1930 photo by F. W. Murnau.

"[Black Narcissus] is known for making extensive use of matte paintings and large-scale landscape paintings (credited to W. Percy Day) to suggest the mountainous environment of the Himalayas, as well as some scale models for motion shots of the convent." [x]

BLACK NARCISSUS 1947, dir. Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger

"Her whole character is ’70s meets western meets desert. Charlie is a character who lives off the beaten path and probably shops at thrift stores. Stevie Nicks and Debbie Harry were among the music icons on my vision boards to help infuse a ’70s vibe into Charlie’s outfits, as evident in her vintage T-shirts and short shorts." - Trayce Field (costume designer on Poker Face)

Natasha Lyonne as Charlie Cale | Poker Face

james galanos in the dress: 100 ideas that changed fashion forever - marnie fogg (2014)

Glad to have met you, Mr. Farrell. His name is Johnny, dear. GILDA (1946) dir. Charles Vidor

May I present our beloved late LTC Henry Blake to you

Ruth Asawa (American, 1926-2013), Untitled (Persimmons), c.1970s-80s.Watercolor on paper, 14 × 17 in.

People’s Flowers, Richard Estes, 1971

Oil on canvas 162.6 x 92.7 cm (64.02 x 36.5 in.) Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid, Spain

Ivan Argote Demands to Know “Who?” in His Enigmatic New Sculpture in Bruges