The Valley of the Shadow of Death, by George Inness (1825-1894). Often called "the father of American landscape painting" Innes died while viewing a sunset, "he threw up his hands into the air & exclaimed, "My God! oh, how beautiful!", fell to the ground, and died minutes later."

A handful of words to soothe this morning: pluviophile: a lover of rain. petrichor: the elusive, earthy smell that follows a downpour. susurrus: the whispering of leaves in the breeze. spindrift: spray swept up from the waves by the wind. suspire: to utter with a sigh.

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See every look from RICK OWENS's Spring 2020 collection: vogue.cm/jDsWcgm

#SweetDarkness Sahuul / Lady Death by Bastien Lecouffe Deharme

Every self-respecting modern city has a replica Noah's Ark, right?

里山改め佐ノ山親方引退相撲 朝稽古、高校生も明日大事な大会です

Morning #UKGiftHour! 😀 Up early for a change - excited for my dad arriving 😁 Hope you're all well? Wanted to give you the first sneak peek of my latest tree - not photographed properly yet (or listed) but couldn't wait to show it off 😄 #UKGiftAM #SaturdayMorning

I want to know everyone's opinions on the brand: Fecal Matter. Fecal Matter is a multi-disciplinary brand, established in 2016 by Steven Raj and Hannah Rose. Their name comes from our interpretation of the cycle of consumption and how valueless the fashion industry can be.

VHSRevival (Edison Smith) Seen it, but gangster movies don't usually trigger my interests. Pesci is wonderfully frightening, and DeNiro is great as always, but all the characters are unsympathetic monsters, and lowlife trash. From the beginning I'm looking for them all to die, even the wives.

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#OtD 2 Oct 1766 the Nottingham Great Cheese Riot began. Angry at the excessive price of cheese, a mob formed who seized it and began wheeling or carrying the cheeses away, bowling over the mayor with a cheese. The army put down rioting 2 days later libcom.org/history/damn-h…

19th century interstellar travel. Wladislaw Lach-Szyrma imagined journeys in our solar system in "Aleriel" (1883). The novel describes the hero Aleriel’s journeys to his native Venus, Saturn with its ‘horrid, inchoate forms’ and his long trip to the Utopian society of Mars.