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@dawphin

Like to laugh? Mwah oh see. Old as dirt.

Chicago & Galway Katılım Haziran 2015
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Antonello Leo. 📸
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L'uomo degli abissi
L'uomo degli abissi@Fanrizio21·
abandoned house Niland CA Ed Freeman
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Outsider Aesthetics
Outsider Aesthetics@outsidercore1·
midwest memories
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@Movie-Frames
@Movie-Frames@MovieFrames7·
═⋯⋯⋯⋯═ 1956 Arvin 'Starglow'
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Richard Morris
Richard Morris@ahistoryinart·
John Nash became well known for his work painted in watercolour during WW1; post-war he started painting in oils. His work owed much to French landscape painting; an evocative style with a sense of tight construction, as is evident in this painting of the Isle of Skye (1974)
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Midwest Modern
Midwest Modern@JoshLipnik·
Brown’s Bun Bakery Detroit, MI
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Jacted
Jacted@Jacted7·
A Snicket in Halifax by Bill Brandt 1937
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Chicken Joe 🐔
Chicken Joe 🐔@ChickenJoeSTL·
A lone Victorian house in Jeff Vander Lou, St Louis, taken on Kodak 35mm film
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Cormac's Coast
Cormac's Coast@cormac_mcginley·
Looking South along the coastal path from Doolin towards the Cliffs of Moher. County Clare, Ireland.
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Metropolitan
Metropolitan@MetroStrange·
Dimanche....
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Mr. Illinois
Mr. Illinois@mr1llinois·
Inside the New Deal gem of a post office in oak park. From an age when the federal government hired artists by the score and worked however imperfectly to make life better for Americans.
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Midwest Antiquarian
Midwest Antiquarian@Eric_Erins·
Not to romanticize paramilitary architecture but I always thought the First Regiment Armory at 16th and Michigan was such a loss. It was so imposing. Knocked down in 1967. Built to protect Prairie Avenue and the homes of Chicagos elite.
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Midwest Antiquarian@Eric_Erins

The former ubiquity of urban armories and their closings is under remarked upon I feel like. They are a kind of civil infrastructure built as a defense against potential uprisings spurred by fear after the Haymarket affair. Today they’re mostly community centers?

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