Photographer Sigurd Grünberger

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Photographer Cally Whitham

Photographer Cally Whitham: ""

{today I love…}

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A few cool things from this week that I just had to share before we all go running off for the weekend!

Love, love, LOVE this American Atlas series from Brainstorm Print + Design.  I want the full set!

This print from Small Talk Studio just kills me – so sweet!

Gorgeous dish/tea towels from Lisa Rupp

Cool screen printed wood pennants (via Say Yes to Hoboken)

{images via their respective sources}

© 2008 — 2011, Oh So Beautiful Paper

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Bestiary

Bestiary: "

Chaque fois que « on » dit « L'Animal », chaque fois que le philosophe, ou n'importe qui, dit au singulier et sans plus « L'Animal », en prétendant désigner ainsi tout vivant qui ne serait pas l'homme (...), eh bien, chaque fois, le sujet de cette phrase, ce « on », ce « je » dit une bêtise. - (Jacques Derrida, L'animal que donc je suis)

Salvador Dali

 

Mary Ellen Mark, Hippopotamus and Performer, Great Raynow Circus, Madras, India, 1989

 

Mary Ellen Mark, Ram Prakash Singh with his Elephant Shyama at the Golden Circus, Ahmedabad, India, 1990

 

Henry Horenstein

Miru Kim

via Fantomatic

 

 Zuoxiao Zuzhou

via Fantomatic

 

 Agan Harahap

via Flickr

 

   Inge Morath, A Llama in Times Square, 1957

Ralph Crane

via Fantomatic

 

 Helmut Newton, The Legend of Virginity

 

 Nobuyoshi Araki

 

 Francesca Woodman

 

 Sandy Skoglund

 

 Martin Eder, The Performance, 2000s

 

 Toby Old, Orange County Fair (Diving Horse), Middleton, New York, 1991

 

 Elliott Erwitt

 

 Ruth Jacobi, Berlin, 1928

 

  Robert Doisneau, 1944

 

 Danielle van Ark

 

 Doug Aitken, Migration, 2008, Production Still

 

 Helmut Newton

 

 Elliot Erwitt, Florida Keys, 1968

 

 John Baldessari, Pelicans Staring at Woman with Nose Bleeding, 1984

 

« L'animal nous regarde et nous sommes nus devant lui. Et penser commence peut-être là. »

Jacques Derrida, L'animal que donc je suis (p. 50)

 Karen Knorr, Musée Carnavalet

 Julie Blackmon, American Gothic, 2008

 Julie Blackmon, Rooster, 2007

 Loretta Lux

  Andreas Teichmann

 Madi Ju

 via Fantomatic

 

 Karen Knorr

 

 Nick Brandt, Giraffes in Evening Light, Maasai Mara, 2006

 

 Sean Landers, In the Shadows of Kilimanjaro, 1996

 

 Steve McCurry, Al Ahmadi Oil Fields, Kuwait, 1991

 

 Damian Loeb, Race Right By, 1996

 

 Steven Dohanos,  Firehouse (Dalmatian with Pups), 1945 

Elliott Erwitt 

Tim Flach

Graciela Iturbide, Nuestra Señora de las iguanas, 1979

Roger Ballen, Roar, 2002

Masahisa Fukase, Erimo Cape (from the series Solitude of Ravens), 1976

Hitch

Channing Pollock makes a dramatic entrance in Georges Franju’s movie Judex (1963)

Jo Whaley

Sandy Skoglund

Doug Aitken, Migration, 2008, Production Still

 David Lynch, Rabbits

'In a nameless city deluged by a continuous rain... three rabbits live with a fearful mystery.'

 Bjorn Iooss

Tim Flach

Heinz Hajek-Halke, Bat and lamp,1936

Dr. Lakra, Liguero (Garter Belt), 2004

Torsten Solin, Doll, 2002

Hiroshi Sugimoto

 Roberto Kusterle

 Pentti Sammallahti, Ristasaari, Finland, 1974

 Paul Conroy

William Wegman, Frog Pond, 1982

Piano adagietto

Anne Geddes

Tim Flach

Thurston Hopkins, La Dolce Vita, 1953

Gisèle Freund, Le lever d'Evita Peron, Buenos Aires, 1950

 

 Helmut Newton

Kurt Vonnegut with ‘Pumpkin’ - his dog, a Lhasa Apso - in New York, 1982

 

Kurt Vonnegut, Why My Dog Is Not a Humanist

 

 William Wegman, Man Ray, 1982

 

  William Wegman

 

 Helen Keller Compares the Texture of Her Boxer to Braille

 

Dog Evolution via Adaption

 

 Alexis Rockman, Rat Evolution, 1999

David Burdeny

 

 Gregory Manchess

 

   Hilary Harkness, Matterhorn, 1995

 

 Pat and Rosemarie Keough, The Meeting: Adélie Penguins on Ice Flow, Robertson Bay, Antarctica

 

 Werner Bischof

 

 Mel Ramos, Elephant Seal, 1970

 Sean Landers, McPhee, 2009

 

 Jaques Derrida with "Logos"

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