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Real History Picture
July 7, 1865. "Washington, D.C. Hanging hooded bodies of the four conspirators; crowd departing." Lincoln assassination conspirators Mary Surratt, Lewis Payne, David Herold and George Atzerodt shortly after their execution at Fort McNair. Wet plate glass negative by Alexander Gardner.
Lincoln Assassination
Conspirtators Hung
Via: Shorpy
Des Moines, Iowa
Teenage boys and girls drinking milkshakes in drug store.
1945
DAVID TAMARGO: THE URBAN HUNTER
Dinosaur Hunting outside of DINOSAUR WORLD in Plant City, Florida.
Sloth Hunting with the aid of several Urban Hunters in Miami, Florida.
Bull Hunting on Wall Street in the New York City Financial Distrcit with Eric Pye as bystanders take cover.
"Urban Hunting" is photo series and a work in progress by Miami emerging artist/photographer/curator - David Tamargo. No animal statues were hurt during photo shoots.
Via: David Josef Tamargo
Here's a little bit of what goes on when Tamargo goes on his urban hunt. To view the on going series click on the link above.
Here's a version of Van Gogh's "Starry Night" created using thousands of curled up strips of paper. Susan Myers used a process called paper quilling to painstakingly build up her version of the piece. Pretty amazing outcome.
Paper Quilling: Starry Night
Via: Telegraph
Ain't nothing wrong with mo skull rings.
Alfred Hitchcock "Hustlin"
Sick video art by Lindsay Scoggins Made in Miami, FL, USA, Alfred Hitchcock reppin' the real Miami as told by Rick Ross."
To learn more about the work of Lindsay Scoggins check out more videos right here.
Kurt Cobain photographed
by Jesse Frohman in 1994
Bardot, Bro!
"All women do have a different sense of sexuality,
or sense of fun, or sense of like what's sexy or cool or tough."
- Angelina Jolie
Marilyn Monroe in Laurel Canyon photographed by Milton Greene in 1953
STUPID RIOTING IDIOTS
The owners of a 140-year-old family furniture store were devastated today after seeing the charmed remains of the building that fell victim to the riots last night.
House of Reeves has stood on the same corner in Croydon, south London, for more than a century but was targeted by rioters as violence spread across the capital.
Flames ripped through the historic building and spread to neighbouring businesses as firemen battled desperately to quell the inferno.
But today it was looked likely that the damage which was 'worse than the blitz' would force the ravaged building to be demolished and rebuilt.
Owner Trevor Reeves said: 'It has just provided (for) my family and the 15 or 20 staff and families that were supported, it's just completely destroyed.
'Words fail me. It's just gone, it's five generations. My father is distraught at the moment. It's just mindless thuggery.'
'Words fail me. It's just gone, it's five generations. My father is distraught at the moment. It's just mindless thuggery.'
His brother Graham told Sky News: 'Our lives are destroyed, it will probably be someone else next week. It's horrendous, 35 years I have been down here.'
He said the business was established in 1867, but he now had 'nothing', adding: 'Everything is just gone, we have just got nothing left.
'I was in the Brixton riots but this is worse. My life is destroyed.'
One eye witness said: 'The building has survived the test of time. The damage last night was worse than the blitz.
'Everything is just gone, we have just got nothing left.'
Heartbroken: Reeves furniture store owner Maurice Reeves arrives today at the store's ruined 140-year-old building in Croydon
Ablaze: Fire rips through the London Road shops as desperate firefighters attempt to extinguish the flames
Source: Daily Mail
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