Imagination
This tumblr is an archive of inspiration. Works of art and literature, poetry, photography, quotes, etc. I also maintain another tumblr for science, and yet another for the occasional piece of personal writing.
> Contact. Cassandra McLean.
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Photo reblogged from The Earth, Further and Further.
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Margaret Barr’s “Strange Children” [ballet], 1955 photographer unknown
via: Vintage Ballet: Rare Photos of Dancers from the 1930s-1950s
Drama, glamor and elegance converge in these amazing archival images of ballet dancers from the early 20th century.
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Margaret Barr’s “Strange Children” [ballet], 1955
photographer unknownvia: Vintage Ballet: Rare Photos of Dancers from the 1930s-1950s
Drama, glamor and elegance converge in these amazing archival images of ballet dancers from the early 20th century.
Followers of imaginationforgrownups - Please note that this blog has mereged with the above, spoonerette. I invite you all to follow me there!
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Photo reblogged from The Earth, Further and Further.
My artist friend Kevin turned me into “the universe”/ an embodiment of “oneness” / I don’t really remember the concept… to be a part of his exhibit on 11/11/11. This is one of the shots he’s worked on. Pretty neat!
(Source: spoonerette)
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Photo reblogged from I Never Knew Y☀u From The Sun
Rodin, Photographed by Edward Steichen
Love this, especially after my recent revival of Rodin appreciation.
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Anonymous - The Great September Comet
On a loose album page with two contemporary newspaper accounts from the London Times of the comet. Although the comet was named the Great September Comet, it grew in intensity for five weeks. The date on this photograph is October 28, 1882. The photograph is rather spectacular and rare with its view of shadowy rooftops framing the bottom of the picture of the comet, which dominates the dark sky
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Photo reblogged from yay!everyday
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Henri Cartier-Bresson: Michel Gabriel rue Mouffetard Paris (1954)
