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germanpostwarmodern:

Alcuin Library (1964-66) of Saint John’s University in Collegeville, MN, USA, by Marcel Breuer & Hamilton P. Smith

I’ve been here!

(Source: morgansheffphotography.com, via bookporn)

myjetpack:

for yesterday’s @guardian review

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tinypmsmatch:

Pantone 2081 color match.

My Lavender plant finally bloomed… after 3 years of just being a leafy small bush. 💜🙌

thingsorganizedneatly:

SUBMISSION: Adam Hillman, S'more Sided, 2018

book-warehouse-broadway:

A little bit of book spine poetry to get us through these worrying times.

As of today, we will be shortening our hours from 10-6, but we are still open! Books will get anyone through social isolation (and we also have puzzles, and activity books for the younger set).

Don’t want to leave the house more than necessary? We have a webstore (blackbondbooks.com)! We take payment over the phone!  If you’re local, we might even deliver depending on location!

There’s no need to fall behind on your reading and every reason to get a little ahead. (And don’t you deserve a new book? We think so.)

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philamuseum:

Happy Book Lovers Day to all you bookworms out there! Did you know that our Library & Archives houses materials dating from the 1400s century to the present? Located in the Perelman Building and open to the public, our extensive collections help tell the stories behind our works of art, exhibitions, events, artists, and the creative communities we serve.

“Millions of Cats” is a picture book written and illustrated by artist Wanda Gag in 1928. The book won a Newbery award in 1929 and is the oldest American picture book still in print. This copy belonged to museum director Anne d’Harnoncourt, having been gifted to her father by the artist.

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thingsorganizedneatly:

SUBMISSION: Adam Hillman, Cutting In Line, 2019

silverquillsideas:

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colchrishadfield:

Dutch farmland, from space. See the wind turbines? @esa (at Flevoland)
https://www.instagram.com/p/B8Wruejn31v/?igshid=1y06te3lwb3t2

tinypmsmatch:

Pantone 5635 color match.

A piece of broken off tree branch covered by a family of Lichens. They usually grow together on tree branches and signify good air quality. Found it on my walk to my son’s school. Looks like tiny alien plants. If you zoom in, you’ll see that the leafy one got some tiny black hairs 😁.