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Christo and Jean Claude's Wrapped Reichstag. Berlin. 1971-95. www.christojeanne...
Wonderland 2009-2012. Image from Kirsty Mitchell’s photographic storybook without words. The series echoes the fragments of the fairy tales Kirsty’s mother read to her constantly as a child. © Kirsty Mitchell Photography Ltd. www.kirstymitchel...
Chic fashion illustration by Mats Gustavson. From Vogue China December 2010. Via B for Bonnie.
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Tanya Ling fashion illustration for Nina Ricci S/S 2012. Mixed media on paper. Image via www.fashionillust....
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Tanya Ling fashion illustration for Louis Vuitton Cruise 2009. Mixed media on paper. Image via The Fashion Spot.
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Tanya Ling illustration for YSL, RTW F/W 2008. Mixed media on paper. www.tanyaling.com
Mats Gustafson illustration for Christian Dior Haute Couture from Vogue China December 2010. Via www.archdezart.com.
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Portrait of Empress Alexandra Fyodorovna by A. Malyukov [detail]
Untitled, 2007. By artist Kirsten Hassenfeld. Approx. 88 x 53 x 53 inches, Paper, polystyrene board, acrylic, pipecleaners, light fixture. Photograph by Nash Baker. Via www.bellwethergal....
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Versailles, France. 2007. Chromogenic print by Lynn Geesaman. From Yancey Richardson Gallery. www.yanceyrichard...
Edwardian house in San Francisco by architect Orlando Diaz-Azcuy. Sculpture by artist Harry Bertoia. Photo from author Diane Dorrans Saeks' Rizzoli-published book entitled Orlando Diaz-Azcuy. Photo by Tim Street-Porter. Ms. Saeks' blog: www.thestylesalon...
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Xavier Veilhan's mobile from his show at Versailles.
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Artist Ramón Espantaleón painstakingly constructed Manhattan in clay by forming 31,920 volumetric units each representing actual buildings, at a scale of 1/65. These volumes were then used to create pixelated city blocks from which he cast silicon molds that could in turn be used to reproduce each block with epoxy resin and polyurethane. Via www.thisiscolossa....
Photograph by Hiroh Kikai. A woman living by herself and her pet from the series Asakusa Portraits, 1974. Gelatin Silver Print. Via Yancey Richardson Gallery.
Voynich Manuscript. "The World's Most Mysterious Manuscript." This possibly medieval book is in a script and language that has never been seen before nor translated yet cryptographers assert that it displays patterns that make them believe it has meaning and is not simply gibberish. From Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library at the Yale University Library.
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Artist David Herbert's Hidden Fortress. 2006. Plexi-glass, 120” x 60” x 60. From www.sculpture.org.
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Girl With a Pearl Earring pixel illustration from Ixxi. www.ixxi.nu
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Chihuly Bridge of Glass. Tacoma, Washington. Andersson-Wise Architects.
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The cabbage chair is created by the unpeeling of the many layers of pleated resin impregnated paper. Created by Nendo for exhibition curated by Issey Miyaki. www.nendo.jp
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Brooks. From blood makes nois on flickr.
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Painting by Julian Schnabel. Bench from Holly Hunt. Chairs from Donghia. Via www.luxesource.com
Painting by Helen Frankenthaler. Commode from Mulholland Furniture. Via www.luxesource.com
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Three black and white prints and painting from Lacy Primitive and Fine Art. Room is library at Greystone Estate, Beverly Hills by David Phoenix and Rose Tarlow. Photo by Peter Vitale. From Veranda.
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High speed water shooting by Shinichi Maruyama. Via www.designisus.com.
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Photo from World of Interiors Dec. 2007 article called Ova Tones. Photo by Anders Gramer. Styling by Maud Hewlings.
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Photo from World of Interiors Dec. 2007 article called Ova Tones. Photo by Anders Gramer. Styling by Maud Hewlings.
Olafur Eliasson's Your House book. Laser cut book that renders the artist's house at a scale of 85:1.
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Cardboard picture frame. From The Trendhunter via The Selby.
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Italian Plaster intaglio impressions from the first half of the 19th century. Via Christie's.
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Artist Jacob Hashimoto frequently uses acrylic, paper, bamboo, and nylon to create densely layered installations of translucent discs and other geometric shapes that are mounted on walls. Via This is Colossal.
Sea fan print adapted from a vintage illustration. From Vintage by the Shore on Etsy.
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