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    • Eero Arnio
      Ball Chair // 1966 Bubble Chair // 1968 Pastille Chair // 1967 Tomato Chair // 1971 ...
    • German Lorca
      German Lorca (born in Sao Paulo in 1922) is considered as a pioneer of the modern brasilian photography.   Here follows a bit of his beaut...
    • Tulip fields
    • Lewis Hine
      "Lewis Wickes Hine  (September 26, 1874 – November 3, 1940) was an  American   sociologist  and  photographer . Hine used his camera as...
    • Markus Raetz
      Markus Raetz   is a Swiss artist, drawer, sculptor, photograph.  Born in 1941, very prolific, he worked on all kind of subjects, especi...
    • Sol Lewitt
      "Solomon "Sol" LeWitt (September 9, 1928 – April 8, 2007) was an American artist linked to various movements, including Conce...
    • Jani Askevold
      Danish model and actress ...sublime ! One has to underline the talent of the photographers, able to extract a wonderful sensuality and ...
    • Félix Lapierre
      Great ideas and art from Canada ! http://www.felixlapierre.com/ BRINDILLE      MOUVEMENT    CROISSANCE    RACINE ...
    • An octopus, some fishes and a frog
                               Photograph courtesy Bedford Institute of Oceanography New Purple Octopus? An unidentified purple octopus (pic...
    • Machine de Marly
      The "machine" of Marly was a civil engineering marvel located at the bottom of the hill of Louveciennes, on the banks of the Sei...
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