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yama-bato:

A 13th-century ceramic bowl from Iran. The Islamic world excelled in the so-called decorative arts of pottery, metalwork, glass, and stonecutting. It rarely ventured into the large-scale wall paintings that were being perfected in Italy around this same time.

mpdrolet: “Scherzo” with Blue Bag Hat Giorgio Bagnarelli

yama-bato: Marc Chagall. (Via  artthrob)

neoprimitivismo: thechaotic: biscodeja-vu: lsdemon (via florulent, beautifulurself)

yama-bato: Leaf from Album Depicting Birds, Flowers, Landscapes, and Flower Pots. By Yoshizawa Setsuan, 1876

theimpossiblecool: Fellini.

yama-bato: Brion Gysin

Leonard Cohen via NPR’s “First Listen”.

By Luli Sanchez (from kitchen)

mpdrolet: Leonie Hampton

Beetroot by Susannah Blaxill.
Via butdoesitfloat.com.

mpdrolet: Lick, Buenos Aires ’08 by Jan Adriaans

midnitesurprise: devil wofl

mpdrolet: Aëla Labbé