Today’s #FrankLloydWrightFridays image is by Luciano Sessa—“The lush, fluid, and sensual curve of the Guggenheim eternalizes the pragmatic streak of the unforgettable Frank Lloyd Wright, in one of the most beautiful buildings in the history of architecture.”
🦅 Kaww! Look at this! Dated c.1530, this extraordinary helmet epitomises the best work produced by the armourers of Nuremberg, South Germany.
The visor itself is an impressive feat of metalwork, decorated in a vernacular German style with the head of an eagle.
Painted in watercolour, this is a scene from Sinbad the Sailor and other Stories from the Arabian Nights (1914). Seeing the drama he's conjured in this image, it's not surprising that illustrator Edmund Dulac also had a strong interest in designing stage sets for the theatre.
@saykodeliksoil Emrecim toz deterjan ve on yikamali programda yika, tozun icine karbonat da ekle bir ufak kasik. Bir de Aspirin diye bir leke cikartici var her seyi cikartiyor, Kosla’dan bile iyi :) Operim, Ayse Teyze’n