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Ice ship sculpture created by set designer and art director Rhea Thierstein | Shot by Tim Walker
“that she was the princess / he told his little sister bedtime stories about”
“Rogues, a Study of Characters” by Samuel G. Szabó
Lifter, wife poisoner, forger, sneak thief; cracksman, pickpocket, burglar, highwayman; murderer, counterfeiter, abortionist—each found a place in this gallery of rogues.
Olivia Hussey & Leonard Whiting
“The Wedding Dress”
Fred Elwell
(via the-girl-who-leapt-through-time)
“I love you. I’ll wait for you. Come back. Come back to me.”
Benjamin Piatt Runkle, age 21, c. 1857. Union general and as the founder of the Sigma Chi fraternity, the original frat boy.
Submitted by dynamoe
Miss Miles’ House, 1890.
This house was made when Amy Miles was a child at the end of the 19th century. It was lent to the Victoria and Albert Museum in 1915 for an exhibition in the Children’s Room and was eventually given to the museum in 1921. Originally it had an artist’s studio above the bathroom on the right side of the house. Unfortunately this was damaged during World War II (1939-1945), but pictures still survive with the studio in them. Almost all the contents are contemporary with the house and give us a sense of what it must have been like to live in a real house of the time. A house like this this would have belonged to a very well-to-do and up-to-date family who liked to enjoy themselves. In the room next to the kitchen is a bicycle and there is a billiard room on the first floor. There are several labour saving gadgets, including a knife cleaner, a telephone and carpet sweeper. In the bathroom is a geyser for heating up water for the bath. Surprisingly for such a large house, there is only one bedroom but there is a nursery and a schoolroom.
living in the dolls’ house - http://www.vam.ac.uk/
secret poison case disguised as a book, 17th century
Mirror Mirror Film Fashion: The Evil Queen`s Wedding Dress
(Pictures: Jan Thijs. Copyright 2012 Relativity Media. All rights reserved.)
See more here:
http://bohemenoir.blogspot.de/2012/04/film-fashion-mirror-mirrors-magical.html
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Rosi Golan, “Can’t Go Back”
My current writing song. Have played it 53 times and written 4000 words since Friday.









