- Me (in pink) and my little sister sitting in the driveway of our home in Canberra, Australia 1980s
- Betty Davis
- College counseling
New York, 1960 Garry Winogrand #bw #bnw #art - @old_photo_for_you on Instagram
- * River Oaks
- Hidden London
- Our Eccumenical Side
- Educational Projects
- Lake Geneva, WI
- In 1929, young boys apparently didn’t smile. (Texas little league).
- Art: Les Nabis & Other Post-Impressionism
- A Woolf at the Door
- Paysages
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- Bedford VA
- Alberto Giacometti
- Bruce Mau
- Motivational Stories
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- 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C. - USA
We hope all of our young scholars are having a safe, healthy summer! - @newarkboyschorusschool on Instagram
- Authors
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- CC Cycle 2
- Best colleges
- Beautiful Virginia
- Agatha Christie
- Dialysis
- Boris Dubrov
- American college
- The Beatles, moments before making history on 8th August, 1969. [1024x701]
- It looks like these benches were photoshopped in
- Cold War
- Harvard University
- Capitol Hill, DC Dream Homes
- Second Triumvirate
- birmingham botanical gardens
- Mohonk Preserve Business Members
PLEASE SIGN THIS PETITION FROM THE LINK IN MY STORY FOR @FRIENDSOF920PARK - Just because developers label a building as “affordable” doesn’t mean it’s affordable for everyone! And you know who I mean ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽 SHARE THIS PLEASE - @osse2021 on Instagram
- John Elway
- Daughters of American Revolution
- Jeremy Brett
- Mississippi Tourism
- art i love
- Carbon Sequestration
- Kitchen Art
- Cute love quotes for him
- Midway College
- ARDENGO SOFFICI
- Slate Roof Cleaning (Non Pressure)
- Exterior Columns
- Art - Lily
- Albert Marquet
- Johns Hopkins University
- A Musicale in the Park
- This curly girl clearly had it figured out 250 years ago.
- Madea Movies
- brick houses
Looking to rent a home in Long Island? Look no further, my team and I have a beautiful 4 bedroom 1 bath home in Hicksville with your name on it. Close proximity to all. Please contact if interested. - @reggiebalmir_realtor on Instagram
- amazing women
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- Happy Birthday Mr. President
Does hair-based discrimination still exist in 2020 baby? • • #CRWN #photography #project #blackcreatives #hairpolitics - @jadethesage on Instagram
- Citrus Heights
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দুই কিংবদন্তি এক ফ্রেমে। #satyajitray #mrinalsen #bengalifilmmaker #legend - @ankitsingha__ on Instagram
- Los Arboles Mueren de Pie
- Great Websites
- Me, my great-great grandmother, great grandmother, grandmother, and mother, 1974.
- Star Pictures
Our team is always eager to greet you with a smile – let us know how we can help! - @karensflowersny on Instagram
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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- Xenia, Ohio
- Always Beautiful... Real Brides
- Mahathma Gandhi
Spread the word, not the virus. #stayhome - @socialdistancing on Instagram
- My mom. Senior year of high school, 1986
- Bossche School
- Airbrushing
- Soon ...
- 19th Century- First half
- Jeffrey dahmer
- Pope Saint John Paul II meets with Mehmet Agca, the man who attempted to assassinate him, 1983.[600×439]
- David Dornan
- Industrial Landscape
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- Being British
- Hillsboro Oregon
- Jacksonville, Illinois
- Platte City, Missouri
- BUSINESS & ADULT LEARNING
- Lyman estate
- Art
I cannot speak to why Blair decided to make this face while signing his hitching papers to Jussie, but he did and I can so relate on this Monday. This is the energy thats going to last me through to Friday. Whos with me? - @goldandgrit on Instagram
- Art History
- Houses From TV/Movies
- Chilocco Indian school basketball team. The symbol used to mean good luck, before Hitler ruined it. // 1908-1909
- Best College Essays
- Saw this on Google Maps and thought this sub would appreciate it. Buffalo, NY
- William Henry Harrison
- 18th Century Gowns
- edenton North Carolina
- Armagh, Fermanagh & Tyrone
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- 600 NEAPOLETAN STILL LIFE
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Duke renames the Sociology-Psychology Building on West Campus the Reuben-Cooke Building, after Wilhelmina Reuben-Cooke ’67--a member of the first class of Black undergraduates at Duke. The buildings new name honors Reuben-Cooke for her legacy as a pioneer at Duke and as a leading lawyer, law professor, university administrator and trustee for both Duke University and The Duke Endowment. Link is in our bio. ⬆️ - @dukealumni on Instagram
- C S Lewis
- Artists and painting
- This Texas couple beat covid-19, cancer, and chemotherapy together.
- Antique and Vintage clothing 1950s
- Allison Schulnik
- Court Records
- New York Architecture
- Art Parodies
Nine years ago, Bayou City Fellowship met for its very first Sunday gathering. We met with a longing to have a radical focus on Jesus, and that first Sunday God brought people from all over the city to worship together. From that high school auditorium to now three campuses that meet across Houston - we have seen how the Lord has been faithful in our church and in our city. We would love for you to join us in-person or online this weekend as we celebrate and praise God for his faithfulness. Click the link in our bio for gathering times. Use #bayoucitybday to share your story of God has been faithful by.... - @bayoucityfellowship on Instagram
Van goghs finest work right here #vangogh - @vangogh_art on Instagram
- Jane Jacobs
~~ Anne Frank ~~ [ choices ] 💎 - @_anne._.frank on Instagram
- Art
- Bo Peep
- {Inspire}
- A circus dwarf eats at a diner in New Jersey. 1958. [1280 × 838]
- North Bethesda
- John Elway
- Magda Gabor June 11 1915- June 6 1997 (81)
- Regina Vittoria
- Michigan Wolverines - Football
- Bethesda, MD - Luxury House for Sale
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- Portsmouth, Virginia
- My grandparents in 61
- Art: Group of Seven and other Canadian artists
- Nelson Mandela spent 26 years in jail. In 1994 he re-visited his former prison cell at Robben Island.[1280×859]
- Artists and Art
- PsBattle: Trump painting with history’s Republican Presidents
- Dispute credit report
- Art of Reading
Coup de ❤️ pour la peintre russe Olga Suvorova dont les œuvres ont beaucoup inspiré Frédérique Trou-Roy pour cette nouvelle collection... . 🇬🇧 The wonderful works of the Russian painter Olga Suvorova have greatly inspired Frédérique Trou-Roy for this new collection...❤️ - @manoush_officiel on Instagram
- Richmond Upon Thames
- Richmond Indiana
- St. Paul’s School, Garden City, Long Island, NY. Despite being on the National Register of Historic Places, it is currently vacant and slated for demolition :(
- A painting by none other than Adolf Hitler.
- A kodachrome photo of recovering British airmen enjoying some time together outside their Royal Air Force hospital in Buckinghamshire, 1943
- high shool
- Book Shelf Inspiration
- Grant Wood Paintings
- Antebellum Beauties
- Chocolat valrhona
- MAXIMILIEN LUCE
- African family art
- AGNOLO BRONZINO
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- MONET
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- After All These Years
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- North Korean dictator Kim Il-sung meets a German family, during his visit to East Germany (1984)
- Female Painters
- August Macke
- Abbayes, Cathédrales et lieux de culte
- Artist, Diego Rivera
- Psychology Quotes
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- Honors College [Minolta Riva Zoom 90, Kodak Ultramax 400]
- Artists
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- Andrei Kartashov
- Paintings of Women Painting
- Hunter S. Thompson, the father of Gonzo journalism.
- DNA History
- karl hofer
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- Akron Ohio
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Monhegan Garden. 24x30. Oil on linen. Very grateful to recieve the Cezanne, Best Use Of Light Award at reImagining 2020 Olmsted Plein Air Invitational. Special thank you to Lillian Ansley and everyone involved in making the Olmsted Plein Air Invitational a virtual event this year. I feel very lucky to be associated with this organization! Thank you! #olmstedpleinair #atlanta #olmstedpleinairinvitational #reimaginingolmsted #oilpaintingsforsale #oilpainting #painting #artworkforsale #artistsofinstagram #contemporaryrealism #artistsoninstagram #gallerypainting #lmpressionism #instaart #instagood #fineart #gallery #representationalart #landscapepainting #landscape #paintingforsale #artforsale #artoftheday #artandnature #monhegan #maine #monheganisland - @neal_hughes_art on Instagram
- Alfred Sisley...public domain
- Impressionism Art
- forensic science career
- Birmingham, Michigan
- In case you forgot: Theodore Roosevelt is still more badass than you
- art 102
- aemulatio 1750 1900
- Davidson, NC
- Downham old pictures
- Boilly
- Hanover College
- Local Listings
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- Future President Gerald Ford with teammate Willis Ward at the University of Michigan in 1934. Ford threatened to quit the team when Ward was benched for a game against Georgia Tech, who at the time refused to play against black players.
- Oprah Winfrey Network | AIDS in America
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- Jonny Lang
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- ***TUDOR AND HISTORICAL ENGLANDS PEEPS
- The ENT Center of Rhode Island
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Something #intresting I read #Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723), known as the father of microbiology today was a former textile merchant. At the age of 16 he started working in a textile shop in Amsterdam and opened his own shop in Delft at the age of 21 where he sold buttons, ribbons, other accessories along with cloth. Soon the merchant became an influential figure managing various businesses and made one of the most important biological discoveries, the single lens microscope. “People in the textiles trade had, for hundreds of years, used glass pearls – small spheres of glass – as lenses to examine cloth in fine detail” and Leeuwenhoek did the same. Inspired by Hooke’s Micrographia (1665), a book containing illustrations of the natural world seen through a microscope, Leeuwenhoek became one of the first people to discover single lens microscope with high magnifications. There are no references I could find of how he applied this to textiles but he did make groundbreaking discoveries in microbiology, like identifying single celled life forms among many others. To create illustrations he as a researcher was not skilled in visual arts and had to collaborate with artists to do so. Image credits: Drawing of sand granules from the Royal Society Archives (El/L3/56). - @kshitija__m on Instagram
- Living Cheaply
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- The Music Lesson, Johannes Vermeer, Oils, 1665
- College Planning
- Richard and Mildred Loving. On this day in 1967, the Supreme Court ruled interracial marriage bans unconstitutional in the case of Loving vs Virginia - June 12, 1967 [1921 x 1081]
- Anthony van Dyck 1599-1641
- Colby College
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- #Art #Claud #Monet
- Seamus Heaney
- 1990s
- Talladega, Alabama
- Joaquin Sorolla Y Bastida oil paintings
- Lake Jackson, Texas
- BORIS DUBROV: outside the scope of reality perception.
- classical music
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- Article on American Folk Art
- Samoan Women
- American Colonial Architecture
- Special thanks to this beautiful man for the invention of air conditioning. Willis Carrier, everybody.
- Barns
- Armand Guillaumin
- 1830s
- London’s first black pub owner and licensee George Berry, standing in his pub the Coach & Horses after it was burnt down in a racist fire attack by the National Front. He assumed the licence for the Coach & Horses in 1965. The pub is now Market House in Brixton.
- Art - Canadian Group of Seven
- Old Southern Homes
- College Life Tips
Challenge Accepted! Lets support these amazing women who are volunteers at @lachattownfarm for all that they are doing, to keep the Lachat Farmers Market going during these tough times! Online ordering ends at noon today........ #womensupportingwomen - @lachattownfarm on Instagram
- Francis Bacon Portraits
- Divine Feminine
- bullying-σχολική βία
- Interior design certification
- Art Various
- Paul Gauguin
- Boy reading book in a bookstore ruined by WW2 bombs, London, 1940
- This is my little cousin Dylan, he started a charity for kids who are less fortunate by asking for donations of teddy bears that he and others will give out Christmas eve! Proud of you buddy, ill spread your love 🤙
- Artists studios and inspiring spaces
- A Dispute over the Talmud, Carl Schleicher, oil on panel, c. 1859
- Hudson River School Paintings
- art 102
- I like this Mozart family portrait. Its marvellous. Circa 1780.
- Galloway scotland
- Art
- The Studio Interior, William Merritt Chase (Oil on canvas), 1882
- Churches & Chapels
- Art
- John Lewis
- Othello by William Shakespeare
- Beautiful Arts
Tales of the Archives- Pearl City 🍍”Old Time Fun”. 📻 By the 1930s-50s, most Pearl City residents were employed in August Butts green bean fields which once covered much of what is now “West Boca.” It was a hard life and even the children worked in the fields during harvest time. Many Pearl City residents also lacked running water and electricity; things we take for granted today. Nonetheless, they knew how to enjoy themselves. Walter Dolphus recalled: “Well, the kids always played ball; and I never forget years ago of a marble range . . . was right in the center of Dixie Highway, and now you can’t even walk across it. A car would pass by probably every four or five hours. So that’s where we used to make up our marble range, right in the middle of Dixie Highway between 11th and 12th Streets. Right in the middle of Dixie Highway.” Amos Jackson had this memory: “We used to celebrate the 20th of May here [that is Florida’s “Emancipation Day”]. That’s the day that we were told that the slaves were freed. … The 20th of May was a big day to us. We’d have big baseball games, picnics on the beach and Collin Spain used to carry his juke box, or piccolo as we called it, on the beach; and he had a generator, and they called it a dynamo at the time, that would provide the electrical service for the box. We used to have music on the beach, swimming, ice cream, and sandwiches. Later on in the day we would have baseball games.” Irene Demery Carswell recalled the pleasures of a box supper: “Well this is boxes that the ladies would fix with food, and the men would buy these boxes. This was one of the recreational parties that they had. The men would buy the box maybe for fifty cents or seventy-five cents at the most. And then, for instance, if I made a box and you liked my box, I had this box all decorated with crepe paper, etc. And sometimes there’d be big boxes and little boxes, and they had fried chicken and potato salad and maybe some collard greens, or some homemade rolls, or maybe made a cake. You put enough for two in the box. For instance if you bought my box, you and I would sit and eat whether we were married or not. #continuedincomments - @bocahistory on Instagram
- The Empress Eugénie Surrounded by her Ladies in Waiting, Franz Xaver Winterhalter, oil, 1855
- Bunny Mellon
- First Lady portraits
- 18th Century Children & Family
- cooking tools
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Seating for two! #resttime #takeaseat #photography - @shared.view on Instagram
- National Portrait Gallery
- Lynchburg, Virginia
- art-Cassatt
- art 101
- Leo Tolstoy
- 1680s House
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