28 4 / 2013

"It is good to love many things, for therein lies the true strength, and whosoever loves much performs much, and can accomplish much, and what is done in love is well done."

Vincent van Gogh (via larmoyante)

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27 4 / 2013

Laying under the trees in Central Park with @dan7zim 
#centralpark #love #relaxing #springtime #newyork #trees #nature

Laying under the trees in Central Park with @dan7zim
#centralpark #love #relaxing #springtime #newyork #trees #nature

24 4 / 2013

booooooom:

Les Bains, a secret street art gallery in Paris, is home to works by 50 of the world’s most prominent street artists (for one more week).  More images here.

so cool, i want to go here one day!

20 4 / 2013

massmoca:

Another beautiful day in Building 7. #SolLeWitt

massmoca:

Another beautiful day in Building 7. #SolLeWitt

19 4 / 2013

booooooom:

Glass  sculpture by Mario Ceroli.

booooooom:

Glass  sculpture by Mario Ceroli.

19 4 / 2013

"gratitude can transform common days into thanksgivings, turn routine jobs into joy, and change ordinary opportunities into blessings."

william arthur ward (via leebeeloves)

18 4 / 2013

czarfunkle:

Live From Bad Racket with Saintseneca

(via atlanticrefreshment)

18 4 / 2013

artistandstudio:


Cy Twombly, Rome, 1962.  Photo: Werner Schloske

artistandstudio:

Cy Twombly, Rome, 1962.  Photo: Werner Schloske

18 4 / 2013

burnedshoes:

HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY THURSTON HOPKINS!

Picture Post pioneer Thurston Hopkins hit 100 on April 16: the British photojournalist celebrates a century this month. He may not have a Wikipedia entry, but his humanist eye helped the British public through the worst days of the 20th century.

Godfrey Thurston Hopkins dropped his first name as a child. He was extremely interested in drawing from an early age, inspired by Aubrey Beardsley. He joined Brighton College of Art to study Graphic illustration and while there was advised to “Watch those shadows, they give black-and-white illustration weight and balance where it is most needed.”

He later said “This became something of a leitmotif in my visual thinking, not only when I was making pen and ink drawings for provincial newspapers, but also when I began using a camera.” (read more)

So, could someone please write this Wikipedia entry. Thanks.

(via photographsonthebrain)

17 4 / 2013

"Every day I discover more and more beautiful things. It’s enough to drive one mad. I have such a desire to do everything, my head is bursting with it."

Claude Monet (via katiearmour)

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