dame-de-pique:

A multiple-exposure image captures a total solar eclipse on January 24, 1925. Millions of New Yorkers were able to see the total eclipse—if they were above 96th Street. Upper Manhattan, parts of Queens, and the Bronx fell under the moon’s umbra, or deepest shadow, while the rest of the city could only observe a partial eclipse from the penumbra or outer shadow cone. The widely publicised eclipse lasted two and a half hours.
PHOTOGRAPH BY CORBIS, GETTY IMAGES

becketts:

Carrie Fisher, 1973

hirxeth:

Moonrise Kingdom (2012) dir. Wes Anderson

laurapalmerwalkswithme:

Lara Flynn Boyle and Sheryl Lee on the set of Twin Peaks

feelingsfeeler:

2004
acrylic, house paint and silk screen on canvas

danismm:

Sabena posters, 1950s

feelingsfeeler:

Warp scanned gouache painting about u