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andrea mauri for grace alexander

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Zhang Enli (Chinese, b. 1965), The Wires, 2013. Oil on canvas, 200.7 × 210.8 cm

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Dazed & Confused, March 2001 “Some Girls” photographer: David Sims stylist: Anna Cockburn

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not now sweetie mommy is serving cunt

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Me in box

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venus

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Sophie Gogl at Galerie der Stadt Schwaz

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some of my grandmas trinket boxes

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Eudaemonia argus (Pink silk)

photo: Pamsai

Native to Sub-Saharan Africa, Eudaemonia argus, sometimes called the pink silk moth, of the Saturniidae family is a large moth with elongated hindwing tails. Long tails such as these are thought to be a defense mechanism against predators, like bats. They deflect sonar away from their body and towards the tail ends. Moths can survive after losing these ends, though it has been observed that their flight speed can be affected.

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Cedric Morris (British, 1889-1982), Connemara Landscape, 1936. Oil on canvas, 24 x 29 in.

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Stephanie Shih, Oriental Grocery

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