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Of Art and Cities: Vivienne Westwood Anglomania Short Worthmore Jacket Vivienne Westwood Anglomania Short Worthmore Jacket. Because it's theatrical in a good way, and because I love Liberty's. Posted by Mirandola at 15:17 ... 2.
Of Art and Cities: Marios Schwab: Topshop black dress Marios Schwab: Topshop black dress. Because this makes me wish I had more reason to dress up as a cartoon character. Posted by Mirandola at 14:02 ... 3.
Of Art and Cities: Jean-Louis David: Death of Marat Jean-Louis David: Death of Marat. Because I had this covering my diary when I was sixteen, and it was the first time I thought about how a painting was made ... 4.
Of Art and Cities: Emperor Hadrian, Pantheon Jan 8, 2008 ... Emperor Hadrian, Pantheon. Because the bronze doors are still there. Posted by Mirandola at 12:45. Labels: architecture, Rome ... 5.
Of Art and Cities: Henry Ernest Dudeney, Haberdasher's Puzzle Jun 10, 2008 ... Henry Ernest Dudeney, Haberdasher's Puzzle. Because the name should be used for a detective novel - and because of this story. ... 6.
Of Art and Cities: Emperor Hadrian, Pantheon Jan 8, 2008 ... Emperor Hadrian, Pantheon. Because the bronze doors are still there. Posted by Mirandola at 12:45. Labels: architecture, Rome ... 7.
Of Art and Cities: Jean-Louis David: Death of Marat Jean-Louis David: Death of Marat. Because I had this covering my diary when I was sixteen, and it was the first time I thought about how a painting was made ... 8.
Of Art and Cities: Bernini/Borromini: Piazza Navona Bernini/Borromini: Piazza Navona. Because carnivals are creepy, even in such a perfectly dignified sweep of a square. Posted by Mirandola at 12:50 ... 9.
Of Art and Cities: Bill Phillips, Phillips's Economic Computer Bill Phillips, Phillips's Economic Computer. Because when economists talk about running models I still picture something like this, with valves and tubes ... 10.
Of Art and Cities: Jean-Louis David: Death of Marat Jean-Louis David: Death of Marat. Because I had this covering my diary when I was sixteen, and it was the first time I thought about how a painting was made ... |
