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elsewheregreen:Owen Lindberg.
elsewheregreen:Art salvaged in the aftermath of the 1966 Florence flood. David Lees.
elsewheregreen:Tibetan Man, c1920s. Burlington Studios postcard.
elsewheregreen:Only one type of person opposes antifa, and it’s a no-brainer who.
elsewheregreen:Transkei, 1976. Stamps of a short lived southern African republic of 1976-1994. Now p
elsewheregreen:Pitcher with scenes from the Trojan War, Roman, A.D. 1-100; silver and gold. Achilles
elsewheregreen:Late WWII adhesive label produced by the Allies for use in North Africa. And as true
chineseposterart: elsewheregreen:Chinese Propaganda poster “Read the newspaper every day. Pay attent
elsewheregreen: Vintage Cadinot. (sfw!)
elsewheregreen: Vintage Cadinot. (sfw!)
scottishwobbly:elsewheregreen:elierlick:It’s called mutual aid. Big grocery chains are withholding n
elsewheregreen:Santa Maria di Loreto and the Santissimo Nome di Maria in Rome. Giovanni Battista Pir
elsewheregreen:Fragment of a terracotta skyphos (deep drinking cup). 430–400 BCE. Attributed to the
elsewheregreen:Australian Muslim and bisexual poet Omar Sakr finds himself dragged into the sewer of
elsewheregreen:Dev Patel.
‘The Monk (An Homage to early 20thC Ghost Photos)’ by @elsewheregreen
elsewheregreen:Keith Haring polaroids, 1980s.
elsewheregreen:The deadly inefficiency and greedy stupidity of capitalism has become ever more obvio
elsewheregreen:Horse sculpture. Northern Wei dynasty, China, 386-535 AD.
elsewheregreen:Netsuke, signed by Koma Kansai Saku, Japan - Edo Period (19th Century).
elsewheregreen:Part of a shattered but still remarkable 1700yr old obelisk at Axum, Ethiopia. Source
elsewheregreen:Late WWII adhesive label produced by the Allies for use in North Africa. And as true
elsewheregreen:Kintsugi repair bowls, Japan. Kintsugi is the Japanese art/tradition of repairing bro
elsewheregreen:The Trinacria, symbol of Sicily, relief sculpture at Palermo. Giorgio Sommer (1834-19
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