@ITooObserve

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Telescope, English, c. 1680-1700. Ivory decorated with brass and silver pique work. This was an expensive object made for someone of wealth. (Victoria & Albert Museum, London)
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André Kertész. Client dans une salle de restaurant 1934. Paris
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EDIFICIO GARCÍA, 1939, intersection of Carrera 46/Calle 45, Barranquilla, Colombia 🇨🇴 Architect: Manuel José Carrerá. Edificio García is an iconic Art Deco apartment building with the first elevator in Barranquilla. (Photos:Jose Ricardo Torres Hernandez (Flickr);and unknown…
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Parlons des coiffures des Romaines de la haute société impériale 🤭
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Not a tiny fragment, nor a single sherd of pottery, but a full, voluminous Anglo-Saxon space from the 9th century at St Wystan’s in Repton, Derbyshire. The spiral columns - perhaps a memory of St Peter’s shrine. Holy air encased in stone. Betjeman’s words describe it perfectly.
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Flora e Olga@FloraeOlgaMar 5
Il presente, le papere lo vivono così...
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Me and my oldest friend 📷: @BEH0LDINGEYE
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Aria Luce @arialuce1Mar 5
Pensaci tu Ponte de l'Anzolo | Venezia
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330 anni fa, il 5 marzo 1696, a Venezia nasceva Giambattista Tiepolo. Tutto iniziò in Corte San Domenico, nel sestiere di Castello. Con i suoi affreschi – da Ca' Rezzonico a Palazzo Labia – ha trasformato soffitti e palazzi veneziani in cieli pieni di luce.
Casa del Tiepolo a Castello. Foto di Niemeyer-Wasserer CC BY-SA 4.0 Wikimedia Commons

ALT Casa del Tiepolo a Castello. Foto di Niemeyer-Wasserer CC BY-SA 4.0 Wikimedia Commons

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The intricate interior architecture of the Alhambra, specifically showcasing the highly decorative muqarnas (stalactite vaulting) found in the Nasrid Palaces in Granada, Spain.
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Architecture Hub
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Pearl & Tortoiseshell Keys. A piano that looks like it belongs in a jewel box. ✨🎹 This lavish square piano (1853)—made in New York by Nunns & Clark—pairs an extravagantly carved rosewood case with a keyboard embellished in mother-of-pearl, tortoiseshell, and abalone. The Met notes that the naturals are covered in mother-of-pearl, while the black keys are veneered in tortoiseshell with abalone detailing. It wasn’t just an instrument—it was a status symbol, likely intended for display at New York’s Crystal Palace Exhibition (1853)
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She melted away
Sarah Yáñez-Richards
@SarahYanezRFeb 26
The most beautiful “snowman” February 25, 2026 Central Park, New York
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Visite de la maison natale du président américain Theodore Roosevelt au cœur de Manhattan.
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Helen Day@LBFlyawayhomeMar 5
Childhood reading leaves scars. When I was lounging on the sofa, watching Scooby-Doo, I always had the uneasy feeling that my school holidays should look like this instead #WorldBookDay Artist: AN Buchanan
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Monday's hazy moonrise over the Borrego Badlands as seen by this barely-hanging-on dune evening primrose (Photo: Sicco Rood).
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It’s World Book Day and a favourite of mine is Dodie Smith’s I Capture the Castle. Whilst I know that the Mortmain family would not necessarily have sported any Schiaparelli for me it has something of its spirit @RISDMuseum #1930s #fashionhistory
A green and black ensemble by Elsa Schiaparelli consisting of her famous bow sweater and a black skirt

ALT A green and black ensemble by Elsa Schiaparelli consisting of her famous bow sweater and a black skirt

An illustration of Schiaparelli’s early 1930s bow sweaters, the trompe l’oeil design that made her name

ALT An illustration of Schiaparelli’s early 1930s bow sweaters, the trompe l’oeil design that made her name

A black and white photograph of Elsa Schiaparelli wearing a different version of her 1930s bow sweater with a cloche hat as an accessory

ALT A black and white photograph of Elsa Schiaparelli wearing a different version of her 1930s bow sweater with a cloche hat as an accessory

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Toujours sidéré par cette Dame de Brassempouy (la Dauna de Brassempoi en gascon), en ivoire de mammouth, découverte en 1854 dans les Landes, datant du Paléolithique supérieur (vers -25000 av. JC), et qui constitue l'une des plus anciennes représentations du visage humain.
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