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02.08.2021

My morning class was delayed because of the snow, but I got to it. It’s a course on genocide and the effects of genocide, quite interesting. I already drank two cups of coffee, and I’ve already got a headache. Here’s to a great Monday.

Steve Gildea Planetary Suite, circa 1990

The Death of Socrates (painting), 1748 - 1825

The Birth of Venus (painting), 1890

Hermine von Preuschen (German, 1854 - 1918): Magnolia and Rhododendron and Flowering Orange Branches and Azaleas in a Bronze Vase on a Southern Terrace by the Sea (via Dorotheum)

Asa Smith. Celestial Illustrations from Smith’s Illustrated Astronomy. 1851. 

Wood engravings with hand highlighting, written by the principal of Public School No. 12 in New York City with the goal “to present all the distinguishing principles in physical Astronomy with as few words as possible”.

Space

Botticelli’s Goddesses

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