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Rhyton with the protome of a desert lynx catching a fowl. Parthia (Iran), 1st century BC

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Chéri Hérouard, for La Vie Parisienne.

Welp, that’s all I’ve got for the French magazine stuff, but at least were ending on a sexy note, right? Who knows? Maybe I’ll find more by the time this finishes queueing.

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The Amazing Giant Marionettes created by French street theatre company Royal De Luxe in Montreal, Canada. 

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“As I researched sleep, I found that we sleep in intervals. The REM intervals loop several times a night. Each loop is about 90 minutes long. It is the same running time as an average feature film. So maybe the running time of films fulfills our subconscious needs? Therefore, entering a movie theatre is not unlike entering a dream. Films hypnotise us and take us to new worlds. Sleeping and films are like twin realities.” — Apichatpong Weerasethakul, from a behind-the-scenes featurette on Cemetery of Splendour (2015)

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Photos of Mom and Daughters in Matching Outfits Capture Their Unspoken Bond

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Abraham a Sancta Clara, Dance of Death, 1737 

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Sculptor Fills Pavilion with Stunning Series of Wire Mesh Architecture

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Russian Kokoshnik. Late 1900s (decade)

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Visually Satisfying Compositions of Flowers and Botanical Arrangements

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Bride Ends Wedding Day with Heartwarming Visit to Her Hospitalized Grandma

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Charming Watercolor Illustrations Explore the Simple Moments of Love

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Soldier’s B&W Photos Capture Rare Glimpse of Seoul Rebuilding After Korean War

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There’s a device that fits over your car’s exhaust pipe, captures pollution, and turns it into ink. Because exhaust contains the same material that ink is already made of, a company called Air Ink takes the carbon emissions collected from tailpipes, makes their own earth-friendly inks and markers, and simultaneously reduces pollution from both car exhaust and from the ink-making process. Source

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Innovative Installation Casts Shadows Like a Sundial to Create Moving Messages

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Ethereal “Sea of Clouds” Cloaks Japan in a Pastel-Colored Fog

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Creative Phone Cases that Double as Colorful Masks

Turn your phone case into a quirky mask with the help of Dyvooo. The colorful designs feature eyes, eyebrows, and a bridge of the nose. Once you hold it up to your face, you’re suddenly transformed into a fun creature from creator Alena Klepko’s imagination. They’re available in a variety of designs on Etsy.

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