Equivoque

equivoque: "a method of forcing a specific object on a spectator through a seemingly randomized selection process." (Wikipedia)

A scrapbook of eye candy the internet conjures for me.
Nov 19
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crownoflaurel:

tobia:

Vincent Darre at Home and At His Shop Maison Darre in Paris(via THE SELBY)

crownoflaurel:

tobia:

Vincent Darre at Home and At His Shop Maison Darre in Paris
(via THE SELBY)

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Ben Qwek.

Ben Qwek.

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Veronique Meignaud.

Veronique Meignaud.

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Callum Wilson by Karim Sadli in Candy, “the first transversal style magazine.”
[Linkthrough: Homotography]

Callum Wilson by Karim Sadli in Candy, “the first transversal style magazine.”

[Linkthrough: Homotography]

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bazaardvark:

yulibow:

oceanfragrances:becauseartislife:swedesinstockholm:
Verdi’s “A Masked Ball” opera being performed on a book being read by a giant skeleton on a lake.this might be one of the most epic things I’ve ever seen.)



SO. COOL.





Talk about the human thirst for spectacle!

bazaardvark:

yulibow:

oceanfragrances:becauseartislife:swedesinstockholm:

Verdi’s “A Masked Ball” opera being performed on a book being read by a giant skeleton on a lake.this might be one of the most epic things I’ve ever seen.)

SO. COOL.

Talk about the human thirst for spectacle!

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Henry - The Mary Onettes.

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Nov 18
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The press is a spy upon authority and sells its observations to the public. It makes known new ideas before it knows who will be affected by them, and often after it does know. Princes and priests soon saw an enemy in the press. Type was in their opinion the most serious form lead could take.
— George Jacob Holyoake, Sixty Years of an Agitator’s Life (London: Fisher Unwin, 1892), chapter LI.
Nov 17
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bazaardvark:

The Owl - I Love You But I’ve Chosen Darkness