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Look at that crazy cover. And this series had books for each country of the isles, but I only have the main one.

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1849 workers rowhouses built for Irish immigrants in Detroit, one of the city’s oldest surviving buildings

Art Nouveau arch in an Antwerp apartment, Belgium. 📸 Jan Verlinde

Gustav Klimt🎨

The iconic Art Deco escalator gateways that once graced original Penn Station in New York City.

Gustav Klimt, Poppy Field

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Hanny’s Department Store (1947) Phoenix, AZ

Green Shade, by Shoda Kakuyu, 1933, MFA Boston

Gérard Dubois: Rroû, Maurice Genevoix, 1931, Éditions La Table.

Central United Methodist Church (1980) in Milwaukee, WI, USA, by William Wenzler germanpostwarmodern.tumblr.com/post/808734872…

Roy’s Squeeze Inn Ypsilanti, MI

Hiroshi Yoshida - Color woodblock prints from the series United States of America.

I was reading about this artist David MacDonald because he studied ceramics at Michigan, and this is probably the coolest picture ever of someone making pottery

What a gift Pewabic tile is to Detroit. And the fact they’re still around making tile for new buildings and working on renovations of buildings they worked on 100 years ago. A very rare thing.

Janusz Grabiański (Polish, 1929-1976) good morning

Interesting push. Also good example of brutalist web design.

Scott Galloway Unveils “Resist and Unsubscribe,” an Action Plan for Consumers to Push Back Against Government Overreach openculture.com/2026/02/scott-…