cjwho:

Broccoli House by Davis Brock

I wasn’t able to build my son a treehouse, so I built him this broccoli house instead. Made with balsa wood.

berfrois:

Aldous Huxley and D.H. Lawrence, 1928 (via)

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murakamistuff:

Norwegian Wood

Anne Bancroft, Dustin Hoffman & Katharine Ross on the set of ‘The Graduate’ with director Mike Nichols, photographed by Bob Willoughby, 1967.

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fuckyeahdirectors:

Kim Novak and Alfred Hitchcock on-set of Vertigo (1958)

algonquinlover:

James Dean in his apartment on West 68th Street (New York City, 1955).

Stunning.

Oh Jimmy.

All my lovers are dead.

lullabyforaneasylife:

Judy’s affordable vintage fair just posted this photo - I WILL find an original penguin edition of ‘Bonjour Tristesse’. One of my favourites <3 

johnpurlia:

Françoise Sagan, author of Bonjour Tristesse. 

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superseventies:

David Bowie

shihlun:

English poet, writer and classical scholar Robert Graves with his second wife Beryl (centre), 27th December 1941.

photo by Bill Brandt

artistandstudio:

Christopher Pugliese, Ulysses and the Sirens (also self-portrait), 2003

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doktorinfaustus:

Succede spesso di sentire la gente che dice: “Questo lo trovo molto offensivo…” Come se ciò desse loro determinati diritti. In effetti non è niente di più di… un piagnisteo. “Lo trovo offensivo”. Non ha nessun senso, non ha scopo; non c’è ragione di rispettarla come frase. “Lo trovo offensivo”. Beh, e chi se ne fotte. Stephen Fry

idletyoudothat:

True that.