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This totally tubular work of public sculpture is called Aeolus, named after the god of the four winds in Greek mythology. Aeolus is designed to play a sweet sound every time the wind blows, because it's made out of 310 polished steel tubes attached to an arch that helps channel the breeze into nature's melody. Aeolus was made by artist Luke Jerram, who wanted to provide "both acoustic and optical sensations, with the pipes framing, inverting and magnifying the landscape" Aeolus is on display at the Canar...
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La forma della Pipa: Dritta classica – Billiard – Néogène. E’ la forma di base più diffusa e importante, usabile in ogni circostanza: consigliabile per i principianti. La linea si basa soprattutto intorno alla proporzione e all’equilibrio tra cannello e bocchino. Questo permette di lavorare sul bocchino per ottenere una maggiore calibratura della pipa. Stando […]
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Macaron cookies by Evelindecora. Hand painted vanilla cookies. All details, roses and tiny decorations are piped in royal icing.
Sydney Long is the best-known proponent of Symbolist-inspired painting in Australia. Symbolism was an influential late 19th-century movement characterised by works expressing ideas, mood and dream states over material realities, and its artists often employed Art Nouveau’s sensuous arabesque forms ...
Pipi Longstocking. And friends. Smoking weed.
sassy: adjective ˈsa-sē impudent, lively, spirited, vigorous, distinctively smart and stylish, showing no respect for people in authority, saucy, pert, confident, chic. Students from five states smile through the gate of Ashley Hall in Charleston, South Carolina, March 1939. Photograph by An
The Klais pipe organ in the Church of Our Lady in Germany.
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Let's talk piping , peeps. Because nothing shows off a baker's talent - or makes our jaws drop - quite like this business right here: (By Finespun Cakes ) That's a style known as Lambeth, named for Joseph Lambeth, who popularized it back in the 1930s. You'll know a La
Isolator - 1925 Invented by science fiction pioneer Hugi Gernsbeck, the “Isolator” was designed to help focus the mind when reading or writing, by rendering the wearer deaf, piping them full of...
When a friend approached me about excruciating pain in his spine as a result of nerve damage from a degenerative joint disease, the hauntingly translucent, ephemeral, and ghostly white image of Gho…
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Kolekcja zwierząt z drewnianych klamerek powiększa się. Tym razem dołączam do niej konika polnego, do którego oprócz klamerki będziemy potrzebować kreatywne druciki. Zapraszam. Potrzebne będą: drewniana klamerka zielona frba pędzelek…
Старинные трубки из морской пенки. Meerschaum- или французское название этого же вещества- écume-де-Мер, у нас его называют "морская пенка". По мере использования трубки из морской пенки постепенно меняют цвет, а очень старые получают дополнительные оттенки желтого, оранжевого и красного цветов.…
How Toba Garrett helped transform American cake design from common buttercream to complex artistry.
The images were reproduced from black and white negatives using the early photochrome technique pioneered in the 1880s chemist Hans Jakob Schmid in Switzerland.
Wisemen, dapper dudes, cowboys of the far east– I’m not really sure what to call them, I just know I’ve been charmed by these old world photographs of Korean style captured by visiting foreigners before the country was torn in half. It all started with this photograph from the Cornell University Library, of a Korean boatman…
Prelude to a dream (I do not own the rights of these images)
LIFE celebrates the at-once humble and remarkable bee by transporting readers back six decades, to a bustling bee market in the Netherlands.
Gingerbread house intricately hand piped lace roses and needlepoint
Plants that eat rats, slimy alien-looking fungi, leaves that dance all by themselves and flowers that smell like the rotting corpse of a horse.
CHINESE immigrants and well-to-do Manhattan socialites lie together in drug-induced stupor – victims of the epidemic of opium addiction that spread across America in the late 19th century. Ra…
