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SpongeBob SquarePants - Season 5 Episode 12 - Frame 771 out of 1940
Henry Moore "A Shelter Sketchbook"より。
1940年頃、空襲を避けてロンドンの地下鉄に避難した人びとを描いたスケッチ。
SpongeBob SquarePants - Season 5 Episode 12 - Frame 728 out of 1940
SpongeBob SquarePants - Season 5 Episode 12 - Frame 720 out of 1940
SpongeBob SquarePants - Season 5 Episode 12 - Frame 703 out of 1940
SpongeBob SquarePants - Season 5 Episode 12 - Frame 700 out of 1940
💫 "If you gotta problem, I'll deal with it."
SO excited and honored to be playing Audre Mae the Harlem Bruiser, in @triggersurge's turn-based RPG Twilight's Final Judgement! It's a fusion of 1940's NYC noir and the Greek Pantheon. Can't wait to bring this badass to life!
'Boys Fishing.' (1940) William Roberts can be seen as the urban, secular form of Stanley Spencer. His style changed little over the years, favouring solid but friendly figures, and positive, celebratory images of everyday life.
@shareocs While my story itself doesn’t have a set in stone time period (I just call it modern day), the 5 main characters each have a particular period i based them off of! Marriott is 1940s, Rouge is 1920s, Vessie is 1990s, August is 1930s, and Amélie is 2000s!
1940's Chloe 💕 🕵♀️
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#Lucifer #LuciferNetflix #LuciferSeason6 #LuciferFinalSeason #LuciferSeason5 #luciferfanart #LaurenGerman #drawing #digitalart
#OTD in 1940, British entomologist and illustrator Margaret Fountaine died, with a butterfly net in her hands, from a heart attack in Trinidad. #WomenInSTEM
Super excited to let y'all know that I will be playing Elise, the actress/femme fatale in @triggersurge's turn-based RPG Twilight's Final Judgment! It's going to be a dope fusion of 1940's NYC noir and the Greek Pantheon, so go wishlist it on Steam here!👇🏼
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#NFT Froggy Friend #1940 bought for 0.16 ETH (502.92 USD) by Nanniimo from Cp-84 #FroggyFriend @FroggyFriendNFT https://t.co/4EywG5E6as
🎨🍃🎋💐🎨Butterfly Violet, Mary Vaux Walcott, 1860-1940. Butterfly Violet (Viola papilionacea), 1923, watercolor on paper. In 1925, the Smithsonian published some 400 of her illustrations, ...
“My grandma's name was Noor, it became Ora, and my grandpa was Saleh. She was from Basra and he was from Baghdad.” They left Iraq in the mass exodus of Jews in the 1940's -1950's, becoming Israeli citizens.
Historically rooted in a city two hours away from my home, the miracle