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Alexandr Radayev
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Poster for readings of Word of the Boy: Robert Garaev, Criminal Tatarstan
Cinema · Books · Observations
Audiobooks “Vnutri ubiytsy” and “Slovo patsana” lead Bookmate’s winter statistics
Acquainted myself with Bookmate's statistics for the winter. Curiously, the chief audiobooks of Yandex Plus's book service turned out to be «Inside the Killer» and «The Word of the Boy». Both books have been made into popular television series. And if the novel «Inside the Killer»
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Girls of the Free French ambulance unit knitting between calls on the Italian front, 1944
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The Sign Is Called: Cherish Love
NB! · Art · Museums · Nature
A Stunning Picture!
A stunning picture! “Mont Blanc, Vue de la Serpe. Storm Effect”. Théodore Rousseau, 1834. Copenhagen, Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
NB! · Faith · The East · Art · Museums
A Crystal Reliquary in the Shape of a Fish on Legs, for the Relics of Mary Magdalene: Egyptian Work of the Sixteenth Century
NB! · Art · Observations · Humour
The mood of not going to school tomorrow, as I look at Edward Hopper's 1935 painting "House at Dusk"
NB! · Faith · Observations · People
Pope Francis is unwell
Pope Francis is unwell. Today he asked an aide to read his address in his stead. The Vatican reports that after last week's audience the Pope went to hospital for diagnostic tests. And what is there to test, at 87, after all?
NB! · Art · Paris · People
Erik Bulatov before the paintings of Mark Rothko at the Fondation Louis Vuitton
Architecture · Faith · Observations · Society · Paris
On the official poster for the 2024 Paris Olympics, the Christian cross has been removed from the spire of Les Invalides
What scoundrels they are, they are no longer ashamed of anything
NB! · Art · London · Observations · Humour
The habit of the city dweller: spotting signs of atmospheric pollution even in a seventeenth-century rural landscape with a view of the English palace of Whitehall
The habit of the city dweller: spotting signs of atmospheric pollution even in a seventeenth-century rural landscape with a view of the English palace of Whitehall. Dutch master Hendrik Danckerts