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elarafritzenwalden: Single family house in StampaStampa, Maloja, Graubünden, Switzerland; 1978

“Oh Christmas Tree” - SET of 2 - Snapshots, c. 1920s.

“WWI Romance” - SET of 3 snapshots, c. 1910s

“Civil War Soldier “ - Taken by Army Photographers Barr & Young at the Palace of

Unintentional devastation zig caused by the architectural collapse of architecture that is neverthel

Multi-dimensional zigs in highly decorative archi-folk interior, Southern Europe

Adventures in vernacular logo design: but what does it mean? Where does it go? What does it stand fo

It depends on how you look at it

July 1919 ⚡

Asa Mae & Johnnie Green Crown Propeller Lounge, Chicago, 1950’s ©WaheedPhotoA

“Body By Wisconsin” - a “dummy” in a footballer’s uniform

“Serious Mood” -  a moody little girl posing on an armchair with a scar or port win

“Strap-On Metal Roller Skates” - Snapshots, c. 1920s.

“Bunch of Balloons” - a group of young ladies posing at a park with rubber balloons on s

“Stumped” - Snapshot, c. 1920s.

“Broken Arm in Sling” - Snapshot, c. 1920s

“Slumber Party” - a foursome of giggling teen girls taking a snapshot in their nightgown

Annabell Kutucu and K-Studio Architects Scorpios Hotel Mykonos, Greece#Built Beauty

Steven House Photography “Organic Geometry” Tiebele, Burkina Faso#Built Beauty

Pierre Bergé Tangier#Built Beauty

ayearinlanguage: A Year in Language, Day 15: AAVE (African American Vernacular English) AAVE, also k

vsw: Anonymous snapshot from the Visual Studies Workshop Photographic Print Archive

In the streets of Kaohsiung, Taiwan | © Jan Vranovský, 2018

incieo: More than 700 years old home. Carved out from volcanic rock in Mount Sahand. Kandovan, Iran

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