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Fairy terns, Midway Islands

National Geographic | September 1971

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Friedrich Gottlieb Dietrich

Source: Sotheby’s.com

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Romare Bearden - Heart of Autumn, 1956-58. Oil and graphite on canvas, 67 x 70 inches. Courtesy of DC Moore Gallery, New York.

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such a weird place that picked me up at a low point and dropped me off again. 

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Az ilyet szólítják úgy utcaszerte, hogy Bad Trip! Minden világos, akarom mondani tök sötét, egy kérdés van legföljebb, hogy tudniillik mi a faszt keres egy ilyesmi rosszaság egy teljesen popkonform, s messzemenőkig kommersz elpé tökvégén? Nincs ki jól megmondja ezt, az má’ biztos! (1969)

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Jacob Steinhardt: Yonah

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GYÖRGY DOCZI

PYTHAGOREAN 3-4-5 TRIANGLE IN PLANTS, 1981

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The rocks in the Joggins Fossil Cliffs were formed during the Carboniferous Period, also known as the Age of Coal (coal contains the carbon from ancient plants, which gives this period its name). Huge, soggy swamps covered much of the land at the time, and primitive trees and ferns grew in thick, steamy forests.

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M. K. Čiurlionis

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Mamoru Nagano

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Walter Inglis Anderson - Two Pelicans in Flight

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Eugen Johann Christoph Esper, Natural animal-plants, Nurnberg, 1829

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Marvels of Things Created and Miraculous Aspects of Things Existing, ca. 1203-1283 

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Jane Goodall, National Geographic

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5+1AAALFONSOFEMIAGIANLUCAPELUFFO IULM_MILAN, 2014 Milan, Italy Images © Ernesta Caviola