Edgar Allan Poe - The Raven

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xbootyprincess:

the American dream

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yelyahwilliams:

This kid, he’s not a fucking poser. He looks like a total nerd, right? This guy looks like a geek but his name’s Mike. He’s one of the most hardcore guys in the scene.

brudesworld:

Shigeru Komatsuzaki

http://pinktentacle.com/2010/06/sci-fi-illustrations-by-shigeru-komatsuzaki/

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rentless-mistress:

Sioux Eagle Dancer

Oscar Howe, Yanktonai Dakota

1954

Denver Art Museum

borntoulouse:

Oscar Howe: Sun Dance (1949)

lattimergallery:

A few of my favourite things…Clam (framed print) by Art Thompson, Bear (sculpture) by Steve Smith and Yanagi Butterfly stool

kerrisussex:

While searching for this work I have seen by a Native Canadian artist, I came across the work of Jeffrey Veregge. Veregge is a Native American artist who has “lifetime love affair with comic books, toys, TV and film.” The first work is entitled “Amazing” and the second work is entitled “The Bat.” 

Briefly, the original work I am in search of is created by a west-coast Native Canadian artist (Vancouver region) and it is a rendition of Andy Warhol’s Campbell Soup Can piece. It is 2-D. That is about as much as I can recall from the work. I am in the search of a print or copy of it for my apartment. As much as Andy Warhol loved Native American art, I love Andy Warhol’s pop art. 

In the mean time, have a great day sexy readers! 

Hugs and kisses, 

Kerri xo