#boix

[io-archival]

[PT: Sillyboix /end PT]

🤪 Sillyboix 👦

Sillyboix: a gender identity that is related to, connected to or influenced by being a "silly boy" while not having a male-aligned, masculine-aligned or otherwise "boy" gender in some way.

The "-boix" suffix is pronounced as one syllable "boicks".

[europeansculpture]

Manuel Boix - El Laberint, 1993

[rockshrimp1989]

A set I'd love to call, "A La Croix for Every Boix"!😁

On a side note, let me tell ya...finding one to correlate with the lemon-flavored La Croix was a bit tricky since Matt almost never wears yellow (and you can't get a good view of the yellow hoodie he's seen wearing in ¡Casa Bonita Mi Amor! either), but thankfully I believe I found the perfect one!😂🙌 I mean, how could I not include and pay homage to the lemon one, since he was seen with it by his foot in one of the concert rehearsal pics?😄

(Set 1 of 2 because of the 10-photo limit...the rest will be reblogged in a few!😁)

[psikonauti]

Anselme Boix-Vives (Spanish,1899-1969)

Sergent Major

Gouache on paper

[guesswho334455667788]

Jordi Boix

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[lunarsorcerer]

having the horrible realisation of just how evil i made a character because she would absolutely drink and drive

[miniyo]

Erola Boix [web] [instagram]

[oldsardens]

Anselme Boix-Vives - La jolie dame. 1966

[all-action-all-picture]

Wildcat No. 10, dated 25 February 1989 - 10 March 1989, 40p every fortnight. The Complete Wildcat cover by Ian Kennedy with the strip inside featuring art by Spain's Joan Boix. Treasury of British Comics.

[bones-ivy-breath]

IV - Nobody comes in here with words by Diana Bellessi (tr. Leo Boix)

[tomoleary]

Guillermo Sánchez Boix (Boixcar) “A través de la selva” #9 Portada (1946) Source

[coenpeppelenbos]

Archers (boogschutters), Ricardo Boix Oviedo (1930).  Museo de Bellas Artes de Valencia

[gorillaxyz]

WHEN I TELL YOU MY JAW DROPPED.

[quotesfrommyreading]

Spain is now experiencing the rise of Vox, a far-right political party. If Vox wins in the 2023 national elections, it will likely roll back the Democratic Memory Law—and the government’s initiative to reform historical education and map mass graves.

The Stolpersteine project avoids the argument over who is responsible for remembering Spain’s past. Sticking to objective facts, every plaque contains the essential details of each individual political prisoner’s escape from Spain, journey through war-torn Europe, and survival or death in a Nazi camp. The stone’s placement outside the prisoner’s last known home makes a connection with the street, city and region where they lived.

As Spaniards and tourists snap photos of the bronze squares they encounter and share them on social media, they begin a conversation about who these individuals were, what motivated them to leave Spain and how they ended up in Nazi camps.

One of the people recognized with a memorial stone, Boix, was a Spanish Civil War veteran and Nazi camp survivor. After fighting fascism in two wars, Boix was imprisoned in the Mauthausen concentration camp in Austria for four years. While in the camp, he worked as an assistant in the photography lab, where he stole negatives from the Nazis and later used them in his testimony at the Nuremberg trials.

Boix, who died in 1951, is one of the best-known concentration camp survivors in Spain. His story illustrates the struggle against fascism, which he and his fellow Spanish Nazi camp prisoners fought on a daily basis.

Stolpersteine memorials in Spain are not only increasing the visibility of these largely unknown victims of Nazi violence. They are also connecting them to the residents and visitors who, decades later, walk along the same sidewalks.

  —  Spain's Oft-Forgotten Nazi Ties

[psikonauti]

Anselme Boix-Vives (Spanish,1899-1969)

Le paresseux, 1966

Gouache on paper

[guesswho334455667788]

Jordi Boix

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