bjpoesger:

Gedankennest, Naturkonzept, BJPoesger art

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rhondaayliffe:

Rhonda Ayliffe

three red covered books
fit perfectly into an ex-post hole

made in the rocks off Horseshoe Bay, main beach Bermagui

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env

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ornamentedbeing:

“The Storyteller: A reference to Kirsten’s English teacher mother, a model sits elegantly on a carpet of bluebells enveloped by books.”

photo by Kirsty Mitchell

beverleyshiller:

#antiquebooks

yumcity:

The Circular Functions on Flickr.

5.25” x 7.5”
book covers, pages, graphite, glue, thread, on paper

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(Source: malinconialeggera, via elfotografoinvidente)

Tibetan Buddhist books at Bridhim monastery, Langtang, Nepal.

Eric Lon

Tibetan Buddhist books at Bridhim monastery. Treasures of Tibetan culture are alive out of Tibet. You can trek to trek to these Buddhist villages and talk with the Buddhist monks.
Have a look to the other set about the lakes of Langtang…
photo vue 110 times on january 30 2010.
www.yogatrekking.com

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mrscaravaggio:

Brevarium Romanium - Antwerp - 1606

(Source: simonerein, via artfulfairytales)

17th century satin embroidered book cover with threads of coloured silk ‘woven’ across upper and lower covers.  The Whole Booke of Psalmes (London, 1627)

Collection: The British Library

from Aria Nadii on Flickr 

this-earth:

17th century embroidered velvet book cover.

by Aria Nadii on Flickr.

17th century embroidered velvet book cover. A Comfortable Treatise, for the reliefe of such as are afflicted in Conscience: revised the third time, … interlaced, and enlarged in many places.
(London, 1620)
Collection: The British Library

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cystallineambermoments:

A book is made from a tree. It is an assemblage of flat, flexible parts (still called “leaves”) imprinted with dark pigmented squiggles. One glance at it and you hear the voice of another person, perhaps someone dead for thousands of years. Across the millennia, the author is speaking, clearly and silently, inside your head, directly to you. Writing is perhaps the greatest of human inventions, binding together people, citizens of distant epochs, who never knew one another. Books break the shackles of time, proof that humans can work magic. — Carl Sagan 

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Knowledge II by Sasa Nikolic

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aperfectcommotion:

Odyssey: The Art of Photography at National Geographic (part 2)

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agirlsaidtotheuniverse:

housingworksbookstore:

Books for walls? Now we’ve seen everything! And so will you if you step inside David Bouley’s long-delayed Japanese restaurant Brushstroke, which puts 12,000 boring old (recycled) paperbacks to good use as the walls in the bar/lounge.

(via Photos: David Bouley’s Brushstroke Uses Books For Walls: Gothamist)

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reblololo:

Still lifes 3, 2005.

Photo Maria Friberg (official pc)

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