Bohumil Hrabal, Too Loud A Solitude

diamonds-wood:

Straw Hat c. 1955

fotojournalismus:

Children who found refuge in the cathedral in Mbaiki pose for the photographer in Central African Republic on Jan. 26, 2014. (Jerome Delay/AP)

Afghan refugee girl Laiba Hazrat (6) – January 24, 2014.

Afghan refugee boy Hayat Khan (8) – January 24, 2014.

Afghan refugee boy Ibraheem Rahees (8) – January 26, 2014.

Afghan refugee girl Nazmina Bibi (7) – January 25, 2014.

Afghan refugee girl Naseebah Zarghoul (6) – January 24, 2014.

Afghan refugee boy Hazrat Babir (7) – January 26, 2014.

Afghan refugee boy Noorkhan Zahir (6) – January 26, 2014.

Afghan refugee girl Khalzarin Zirgul (6) & her cousin Zaman (3 months) – January 27, 2014.

Afghan refugee girl Gul Bibi Shamra (3) – January 24, 2014.

Afghan refugee boy Awal Gul (12) – January 24, 2014.

//…Muhammed Muheisen…//
For more than three decades, Pakistan has been home to one of the world’s largest refugee communities: hundreds of thousands of Afghans who have fled the repeated wars and fighting in their country. Whole generations of Afghan children have been born and raised in Pakistan, often living in poverty and uncertainty.

urgetocreate:

Paul Gauguin, Still Life with Profile of Laval, 1886

Bahman-Ardeshir swallowed by a dragon

eyeburfi2:

Abu Tahir Mohammad b. Hoseyn al-Tarsusi, Darabnameh 
Mughal, c.1580–1585. Opaque watercolour, ink and gold on paper. 

Source: The Fitzwilliam Museum

//…Harry Callahan…//
Untitled (Atlanta), 1984.

//…Robert Mapplethorpe…//