Showing posts with label Photograph. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photograph. Show all posts

Saturday, July 28, 2012

Prada Marfa

How many of you recognize this Prada Marfa sign?

via art.com and also can be purchased there.

Prada Marfa is an art installation and also the exact replica of a Prada store in Marfa, Texas. Inside, like museum pieces displayed against a perfect white backdrop, are Prada heels and bags. All the treasures inside are genuine Prada products from its autumn 2005 collection. ‘The sculpture will never function as a place of commerce, the door cannot be opened,’ says the plaque beside the installation, just in case you were wondering. The place is firmly sealed so you could never get inside.

Well I suppose most of you know this sign from Gossip Girl. The sign which placed at the Bass / Van der Woodsen luxurious penthouse below...

via apartment therapy.

I would really love to put up that sign at my house as well as the series of photographs taken at Prada Marfa by Gray Malin. Or I might as well do a DIY just like this girl here, since my first two options are quite pricey. I'm just secretly arty, not all out arty, so I'm not that willing to purchase pricey art stuffs.

But the Prada Marfa itself is without a doubt, a completely amazing piece of art and I truly hope one day I'll get the chance to admire it in person. Amen. 

via rhinestones of wisdom , photographed by Gray Malin.

via pink memo , photographed by Gray Malin.

via minus manhattan , photographed by Gray Malin.

via arthur and lancelot's adventure , photographed by Gray Malin.

Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Monday, July 02, 2012

APHOT: Marlene Dietrich and Amelia Earhart.

75 years ago today (July 2nd, 1937), Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan went missing near Howland Island (Pacific Ocean) during her attempt to circumnavigate the globe. So when I saw this photo, I feel obligated to post it here on this blog today. 

via awesome people hanging out together

Marlene Dietrich and Amelia Earhart sharing what at first glance appears to be an intimate moment. They're actually on the set of the 1933 film Song of Songs.

Friday, November 04, 2011

Photographs of Oscar Wilde

via Book Aesthete

London ca. 1890’s.

Two albumen cabinet card photographs, each approximately 6½x4¼”. Two handsome portrait photographs of Wilde, one on the studio card of Alfred Ellis, 20 Upper Baker Street, the other on the card of Alfred Ellis & Walery, 51 Baker Street.

Well hello, Mr. Wilde! I truly admire you as a writer, you're brilliant. Lovely portrait photographs by the way. XOX

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