liz:

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Please quit showing me things I didn’t know I needed. 

vjeranski:

La mariée mise nu ses célibataires, même (La boite verte), 1934

Marcel Duchamp

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newhousebooks:

“The Key Wester Hotel & Cottages (Air Conditioned)” c. 1955 travel brochure from my collection. That W is great…

newhousebooks:

“St. Augustine Alligator Farm”. St. Augustine FL. c. 1955 travel brochure from my collection.

Googled some orange wrappers the other day.

Ashley Mackenzie is a graduate of OCAD in Toronto. I absolutely adore this illustrators work.

slowlyeden:

Louis Couperus book covers by Jan Toorop, via The Rijksmuseum

Been reading a book on Dutch Graphic Design Recently.

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agi-open-london:

Hamish Muir (8vo) — Haçienda Seven Poster (1989)

doesn’t look like 1989. Very forward design.

Woody Pirtle is one of the founding members of Pentagram. His marks are impressive, other work is at pirtledesign.com

1. Glenwood School
2. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Hair Personal Mark
3. Dallas Opera
4. NYC Centennial
5. Channel 20 Atlanta Public Television
 

putthison:

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Fashion illustratios, love these!

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natgeofound:

Travelers look at a glass dome on a stainless-steel train car, April 1947Photograph by Willard Culver, National Geographic

I’ve actually seen one of these. They are magical.

timlahan:

Louis Vuitton x Dunkin’ Donuts, circa 2011

Oooh nice.

voxsart:

Lost Last Hurrahs Of #Menswear 1.

Royal Mail workplace posters, 1970s.

Still holds true for minimal mens fashion, not a statement but enough for your personality. 

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putthison:

Some great 1920s men’s fashion illustrations, found via Reddit. 

Nice find and nicely done!

natgeofound:

With a harbor view, a teataster samples from cups spread upon a table in Baltimore, Maryland, September 1964.
Photograph by Bates Littlehales, National Geographic

Pinnacle of awesome