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Goulding Summer House, Enniskerry, Ireland.

designed by Scott Tallon Walker Architects. 1971 - 1973.

ev. Gymnasium, Eingang, März 2020

Evangelisches Gymnasium (1964) in Siegen, Germany, by Manfred Arlt & Helmut Blöcher

Jean-Michel Basquiat 

1960 - 1988 

UNTITLED, 1982

oilstick and pencil on paper  61 x 48,5 cm; 24 x 19 1/16 in. 

Nicola Samori

www.nicolaihecht.com

Pierre Verger

Robert Mapplethorpe Easter Lilies , 1979 / Orchids , 1980 Gelatin silver prints

louis-alexis demain ph by valentin b giacobetti for ansinth magazine. 

Villanovan Bronze Votive Hands, c. 7th Century BC

Villanovan culture was an  Early Iron Age culture in Italy, named after the village of Villanova, near Bologna, where in 1853 the first of the characteristic cemeteries was found. The Villanovan people branched from the Urnfield culture of eastern Europe and appeared in Italy during the 10th or 9th century BC.  The Villanovan people were a society of warrior-farmers living in small hut-villages. Their control of mines, metal ore and their expertise in metallurgy are all hallmarks of this era.

Votive items such as these may have been used at cult healing sanctuaries as an offering to cure a particular ailment or given in gratitude after a malady had healed. Votives in bronze are a rarer find since metal was more expensive than the common terracotta alternative.

Juliana Paes as Gabriela (2012)

me by ethan james green for vogue march 2019 fashion editor: phyllis posnick

Photographed by Leslie Zhang for WMWM Spring–Summer 2019.