Mar

my mood every single day:

fuck you

tarkowski:

Colin Farrell

Ralph Steiner, Two Men and the Ocean. 1921/1980

m-as-tu-vu:

L’intention .. derrière .. :)

alecshao:

Charles Bukowski - Alone with Everybody (fragment)

one of my favorite poems of this genius creature…

play-along:

a line from the poem “O Truth of Earth” by John Ruskin. Drawing in white plaka.

Audrey Hepburn by Howell Conant, 1962.

silfarione:

Gjon Mili’s cat Blackie nibbling young acrobat’s foot as she does a handstand. Photographed by Gjon Mili. 1943

"Only trust someone who can see these three things in you: The sorrow behind your smile, the love behind your anger, and the reason behind your silence."

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(via penseesduchoeur)

(Source: daphneemarie, via penseesduchoeur)

silfarione:

Paris by Sabine Weiss. 1955

Caravaggio (1571-1610)
Medusa (Detail)Oil on canvas mounted on wood1598-159955 x 60 cm(21.65” x 23.62”)Galleria degli Uffizi (Florence, Italy)
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In Greek myth, Perseus used the severed snake-haired head of the Gorgon Medusa as a shield with which to turn his enemies to stone. By the sixteenth century Medusa was said to symbolize the triumph of reason over the senses; and this may have been why Cardinal Del Monte commissioned Caravaggio to paint Medusa as the figure on a ceremonial shield presented in 1601 to Ferdinand I de’ Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany. The poet Marino claimed that it symbolized the Duke’s courage in defeating his enemies.
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