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I HAVE WAITED ALL YEAR TO POST THIS

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📷: Jamie Out

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My Arboreal Cathedral

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An idyllic winter scene with woodgatherers near a castle (1853) by Frederik Marinus Kruseman

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Credit: Tanja Palmunen / Abandoned Nordic

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“La Madone” from Thierry Mugler fall 1984 rtw

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Here he is

#cat #mlem

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Jena Jun aka 赤鼻紳士 (Japanese) - Untitled, Paintings

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A captive, hand-reared Carolina parakeet named “Doodles” (1906). [ x ]

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These are believed to be the first ever lesbian self-portraits which were taken in 1910. Photo booths were how most of the earliest forms of queer visual documentation started. It was the only way they could capture a photo in total secrecy since there was no need for a third party taking the picture. 

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“Parrot,” Rome, 19th century, unidentified artist, micromosaic set in gold as a pendant, with four sets of 4-mm tsavorite and 2.7-mm demantoid garnets on bezel, 50 x 45 mm. Collection of Elizabeth Locke

Micromosaic Jewels from the Collection of Elizabeth Locke. (via Instagram: VMFA Virginia Museum of Fine Arts)

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