Inspiration

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Gable! Loy! Gable & Loy!

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One not meant for romantic leads always hopes for a face like one of these. Life gets hard, but the work gets easier.

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Icing Typeface | Designer: Jessica Decker | Photographer: Martin Vecchio | Styling: Stephanie Potts

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George Bernard Shaw at work in 1929.

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Picasso

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the cure for anything is salt water. sweat, tears, or the ocean.

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Record album cover

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Asta the wire fox terrier, and Nick and Nora.

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Bill Murray dancing with Gilda Radner at Studio 54 in 1978.

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Rooster of nightmares

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Goats on a roof

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Spalding Gray (1941-2004)

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best thing I've read all day (1 of 2)

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best thing I've read all day (2 of 2)

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Egon Schiele, Portrait of the Painter Anton Peschka, 1909

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F. X. Leyendecker "The Flapper" 1922

by Art & Vintage

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MmmmmmMyrna Loy

by Chickeyonthego

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Designer: Unknown | From - www.projectthirty...

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Inspiration.

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Sigh.

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I don't have enough days like this.

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Odd. I know it wasn't a real house, but I had decided it was.

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Mifune.

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Mind. Blown.

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"So, but, what's my motivation?" "You're...you're Death." "Yeah, but..."

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Taken during "Chimes at Midnight"

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I feel like this sometimes; probably not alone.

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Tati & Brando? Suddenly I want to see Mr. Kurtz's Holiday

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Recreation of the house from "Mon Oncle"

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Marx Brothers, 1908

by John McNab

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Marx Brothers, 1928

by John McNab

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Unknown

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Flora's cover for Lord Buckley. So, double whammy.

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For there is good news yet to hear and fine things to be seen; Before we go to Paradise by way of Kensal Green.

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We're Not Dressing

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Gracie

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Plum

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Ha

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Mr. Fred Rogers ♥

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Above photo of Jacques Tati is from Criterion. - for lines; 3-dimensional form created by line with solid and voids

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Monsieur Hulot Jacques Tati

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art nouveau

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Moonlight by Mucha.

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