wehadfacesthen: Lillian Gish in Way Down East (D.W. Griffith, 1920) I’ve never seen her quite so seductive.

wehadfacesthen: Lillian Gish in Way Down East (D.W. Griffith, 1920) I’ve never seen her quite so seductive.

Hope Gangloff

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Mudwerks: (Via The Golden Age: Virgil Finlay &Amp;Amp; A. Merritt ~ The Ship Of Ishtar ~ 1949 Edition)

Saltyandmean: Some Drawings For My School’s Flash Competition (48 Hours). The Theme Was Deliberately Broad (“Change”), So I Thought It Would Be Fun To Show The Importance Of Changing One’s Perspective From Time To Time. C:

Adamosgood: Here’s A Little Animation Test. The Snakes Are Based On A Native American Reptile Design From Mimbres Pottery. I’d Like To Try This With Longer Snakes, Or A More Intricate Pattern So That They Weave Into Each Other For A Sustained Period.

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Tecnohaus: Stairs: Brasserie Les Haras; Hôtel Les Haras By Jouin Manku

Just A Lil’ Wizard

Just A Lil’ Wizard

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Yaya Papaya

Thefilmfatale: Katharine Hepburn Starred In The Broadway Production Of The Play The Philadelphia Story On Which This Film Was Based And Owned The Film Rights To The Material; They Were Purchased For Her By Billionaire Howard Hughes, Then Given To

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