František Drtikol, Untitled

Fergus Bourke, Untitled, 1968

Oil & Steel by Henri Cole

My father lived in a dirty dish mausoleum,
watching a portable black-and-white television,
reading the Encyclopedia Britannica,
which he preferred to Modern Fiction.
One by one, his schnauzers died of liver disease,
except the one that guarded his corpse
found holding a tumbler of Bushmills.
"Dead is dead,' he would say, an anti-preacher.
I took a plaid shirt from the bedroom closet
and some motor oil—my inheritance.
Once, I saw him weep in a courtroom—
neglected, needing nursing—this man who never showed
me much affection but gave me a knack
for solitude, which has been mostly useful. 

Bill Brandt, London, 1954

DIIV, Doused

Galaxie 500, Don't Let Our Youth Go to Waste (The Modern Lovers cover)

Bill Brandt, Early Morning on the River, London Bridge, 1935

The Psychedelic Furs, Love My Way

Henri Cartier-Bresson, Camondo Stairs in Karaköy, 1964

Louis Boutan, Romanian oceanographer and biologist Emil Racovitza in Banyuls-sur-Mer in the South of France, 1899

Joy Division, Transmission

Joel Meyerowitz, Bay/Sky, Dawn/Hard Line, 1984

Agostino Arrivabene, L'infante mattino, 2015

Sonic Youth, Tunic (Song for Karen)

Powers of Ten

Arab Strap, Here We Go

Antonio Canova, Perseus Triumphant, 1800/1801

Dead Can Dance, The Host of Seraphim

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Jan Matejko, Battle of Grunwald, 1878

Oneohtrix Point Never, The Pure and the Damned ft. Iggy Pop