sashastergiou:

Joan Miró ~ Drop of Water on the Rose-Colored Snow 1968

sashastergiou:

Joan Miró ~ Drop of Water on the Rose-Colored Snow 1968

Quote:

Black farmers and gardeners have been growing and raising food before it was cool, when it was what one did for survival. They were organic before organic–few could afford fertilizers and modern farm equipment; biodynamic before biodynamic–the earth-cosmos-animal-human connection has always been a major tenet of pre-Christianity African-centered spirituality and farming; sustainable before sustainable–can’t misuse what you ain’t got; local before local–black farmers’ had limited local selling power because of few profitable wholesale and retail opportunities and institutionalized racism; and, they are all small family farms.End quote.


“tuberous begonia” photographed by irving penn

“tuberous begonia” photographed by irving penn

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barauxfolies:

poboh:

Večerní interiér / Evening interior, 1910-1915, Jakub Schikaneder. Czech (1855 - 1924)

Staring to the abyss

barauxfolies:

poboh:

Večerní interiér / Evening interior, 1910-1915, Jakub Schikaneder. Czech (1855 - 1924)

Staring to the abyss

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a rose called Grace ♥

a rose called Grace

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greluc:

“Grotto in the Gulf of Naples” by Karl Blechen 1829

greluc:

“Grotto in the Gulf of Naples” by Karl Blechen 1829

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steinerkd:

Love her slender fingers pulling the top over her pale-skinned shoulder and the lovely red strands of curly hair hanging down.

steinerkd:

Love her slender fingers pulling the top over her pale-skinned shoulder and the lovely red strands of curly hair hanging down.

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