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This line from If Beale Street Could Talk made me cry for some reason

#text

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by Chloe Elizabeth

#rural americana #photography #chloe elizabeth

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N.C. WYETH The Pay Stage Oil on Canvas

#n.c. wyeth #fine art

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Doug McClure-Audrey Hepburn "Los que no perdonan" (The unforgiven) 1960, de John Huston.

#audrey hepburn #the unforgiven

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this pandemic will end and you’ll claim the window seat in your favorite cafe, stand in a crowd at a concert, visit a museum and make crappy art in the park. sometimes things feel like they’ll go on forever, sometimes bad things feel heavier than good things, sometimes life feels like it’s slowing down and all you’re doing is waiting for the full stop— but just because this hopelessness is all that you’re feeling right now, doesn’t mean that it’s all there is. there’s always more and you will experience that, and you will feel alive again.

#text

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Peder Mønsted - Sunset over a forest lake, 1895 (details)

#peder monsted #fine art #not cowboycore

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December 1988. ‘How the west was worn.’

#fashion

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“Moonlight in the kitchen is a sign of God.”

— Glass, Irony and God, ‘The Truth About God’ by Anne Carson

#anne carson #glass irony and god #text

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Johnny Cash at Melody Ranch film studios 1961 ©pic Leigh Wiener

#johnny cash

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July 1980. ‘A cherry-and-oatmeal calico peasant dress pulled over a round-collared and ruffle-cuffed blouse.’

#ooo pretty #fashion

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#vintage #photography

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Cowboy who introduces himself by telling you often and hard he cries feels like a tumblr text post

#so cute :p #text

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December 1988. ‘The last round-up.’

#fashion

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Wide Open Spaces: © riverwindphotography, March, 2020

#god’s country #wyoming #photography

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“You and your friends fill your mouths with big words–Social Justice, Freedom, Revolution–and meanwhile people waste away, they fall ill, many of them die. Speeches don’t feed people. What the people need are fresh vegetables, and a good fish broth at least once a week. I’m only interested in the kinds of revolution that start off by getting people sat at the table.”

— José Eduardo Agualusa, A General Theory of Oblivion

#text #josé eduardo agualusa #praxis

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Various sketches and drawings by John Singer Sargent (1856 - 1925).

#john singer sargent #fine art

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“In the Warmth of the Setting Sun” by Glenn Dean, oil paint | via Landscapes of the West

#self rb