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Three people outside an alpine hut a large peak in the background across a valley

At the Saint-Jérôme intermodal bus and commuter train station, Quebec.

In fact, rather a lot of sequins sewn onto a body stocking. In the window of Gandolfi theatrical and dance costumiers on Marylebone Rd.

The Human League - 2001.12.10 Bradford Penningtons

little pig little pig...

A cute lolita let me take a photo of her with the dolls we had at the stand ^^

Installation in public space dealing with environmental topics and urban developement in Prague. Part of Dreamland outdoor exhibition at Long Island space Prague. Curated by tereza Špinková. www.sgnlr.com

Ministro dos Direitos Humanos e Cidadania na Câmara dos Deputados.

 

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Human League play Lets Rock London on Saturday 15th July 2017

American and Irish students enjoying the festivities at Arts @ Large.

All rights reserved to Ritam Paul Chowdhury. Reproduction of any means without permission is illegal.

Photo provided courtesy of the City of West Hollywood. Some rights reserved.

Photo credit: Jonathan Moore

Taken in near Quiapo Church, City of Manila

Human Rights Training Course. Lithuania Oct-Nov 2014

  

En la Sala de prensa del Palacio de Santa Cruz, el Observatorio de Derechos Humanos de la UVa y la Fundación Lex Nova, han presentado el primer libro editado por el Observatorio en el marco del convenio que mantiene la UVa con la Fundación Lex Nova

The world's first Human Brochure held in Canberra, Australia. #humanbrochure

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Commencement 2022 Undergraduate Ceremony

On European Heritage Day, I visited the Pavilion with the extraordinary sculpture by Jef Lambeaux on the Human Passions. The Pavilion was one of the early works of Victor Horta, one of the greatest Art Nouveau architects.

 

The building was closed for many years, and we could only get a glance at the sculpture by spying through a peephole. It took a year to renovate it, and the day I visited was the first day it was opened to the public. I had not expected the sculpture to be so impressive, so massive and so thought-provoking.

 

In future, it will be possible to visit it, by pre-arranged appointment and with a guide. More information on the pavilion and the sculpture here :

 

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