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『更新が多く文字数も手加減がないから絶対に物語を終わらせようとする気概を感じて安心する』

書き物の友人からかけていただいた言葉なんですがね
これ本当は半年で終わらせるつもりだったんですよね

今や 2,925,362文字ですよ
書籍だったら１０巻くらいでてるかもしれないんですよ

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2021-04-04

➤ “La fábrica dormida”, Daniel Vázquez Díaz, 1925, es sin duda, una de las obras más importantes de toda la producción del pintor, en la que se pone de manifiesto la síntesis llevada a cabo por el artista onubense entre tradición y modernidad.
🧶 /FIN

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2021-03-17

Oh Goody! A newly minted NFT titled "HEXSTAR 0x026ef6" on hic et nunc! written: 2010-01-12, rendered: 2021-03-14, shapes: 580.925, cfdg: 2195, variation: xxy, source: https://t.co/alCaeLNYWb https://t.co/K5Zwog3WQM

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2021-03-14

One of the most amazing fossils I have studied is KNM ER 18925, a complete skull and mandible of Theropithecus oswaldi that allowed me to reconstruct the animal's head with unusual confidence. Exepctional specimens like this are a paleoartist's dream!

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2021-03-12

André Marfaing, Toulouse 1925, gradually moved over to working solely in black. According to him black was the most appropriate medium for expressing feelings. Very intense and powerful.

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2021-03-10

On this day in 1925, the published its first issue.

The magazine’s first ever cover art – an illustration of dandy ‘Eustace Tilley’ by then-art editor Rea Irvin – has become a recurring mascot for the magazine.

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2021-02-22

Storm, 1925, by Zdzisław Jasiński

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2021-02-08

Gluttony I (La Gourmandise I) from The Seven Deadly Sins (Les Sept péchés capitaux), Marc Chagall, 1925, published 1926 https://t.co/TT8EASgZom

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2021-01-27

➤ “La fábrica dormida”, Daniel Vázquez Díaz, 1925,
➤ “Existió siempre en mi obra una preocupación geométrica de arquitectonizar la forma y el color" - Daniel Vázquez Díaz
🧶 /FIN

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2021-01-15

When your pet gets tired halfway through the walk and insists on being carried home.

(BL, MS Additional 62925, f. 76v)

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2021-01-13

Avarice I (L'Avarice I) from The Seven Deadly Sins (Les Sept péchés capitaux), Marc Chagall, 1925, published 1926 https://t.co/7ixUA92sYA

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2021-01-08

Mary Vaux Walcott was an artist who specialized in botanical watercolors.

In 1925, published ~400 of her illustrations in a five-volume work entitled North American Wild Flowers. We have the full set in our rare book collection.

https://t.co/P7wU5duqHs

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2021-01-02

Illustrations Pierre Rousseau, 1925, « L’Escapade », Henri de Régnier

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2020-12-22

Between 1916 and 1925, Paul Klee (BOTD 1879) created around 50 hand puppets for his son Felix; 30 survive. For the heads, the artist used materials from his own household including bones, electrical outlets, bristle brushes, springs, wire, leftover bits of fur and nutshells.

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2020-12-18

Petunia,
1925,
Georgia O'Keeffe

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2020-12-14

Avarice I (L'Avarice I) from The Seven Deadly Sins (Les Sept péchés capitaux), Marc Chagall, 1925, published 1926 https://t.co/7ixUA92sYA

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2020-12-05

Born on November 22, 1925, Jerrie Mock was the first woman to fly solo around the world. Learn more about her incredible life, and her race with Joan Merriam-Smith to complete Amelia Earhart's Quest, in Aim for the Skies! https://t.co/cmyLCQ7Ajh

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2020-11-23

“Housetops, View from My Studio, University Street”, 1925, by Henrietta Mabel May. In the 1930s she joined a religious group called I AM, The Foundation of St. Germain. One of its tenets was that colours had spiritual significance. The Women of Beaver Hall, p.67.

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2020-11-23

Gluttony I (La Gourmandise I) from The Seven Deadly Sins (Les Sept péchés capitaux), Marc Chagall, 1925, published 1926 https://t.co/TT8EASgZom

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2020-11-19

Georgia O’Keeffe - Petunias, 1925, oil on board, 18 x 30 in
© Georgia O’Keeffe Museum

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2020-11-03