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Image 1 — The perspective which John Singer Sargent's "El Jaleo" is displayed at the Isabella Gardner Museum in Boston, makes it feel like you're watching a live performance on a stage.
Image 2 — The perspective which John Singer Sargent's "El Jaleo" is displayed at the Isabella Gardner Museum in Boston, makes it feel like you're watching a live performance on a stage.
▲ 90 r/AlternateAngles

The perspective which John Singer Sargent's "El Jaleo" is displayed at the Isabella Gardner Museum in Boston, makes it feel like you're watching a live performance on a stage.

u/MCofPort — 3 days ago
▲ 169 r/fuckalegriaart

These commercials and shows in this particular animation style are perfect examples of how a major company can have simply designed characters and STILL have personality and be fun. Alegria fails to have personality, nor be fun. This Tootsie Roll commercial has been on TV for 50 years.

u/MCofPort — 6 days ago
▲ 49 r/Oceanlinerporn

These photos of my grandparents were taken on the RMS Queen Elizabeth.

They started their honeymoon with a voyage to Cherbourg, then visiting Paris before driving through the Alps and then on to finish their trip in Italy. They filmed a bit on board playing shuffleboard. This was in 1963.

u/MCofPort — 7 days ago
▲ 182 r/SuccessionTV

My mom laughed at how much Greg looked like a little kid with a sippy cup getting a refill of apple juice in this scene. Totally bendable and impressionable.

u/MCofPort — 9 days ago
▲ 85 r/americandad

"And on that farm he had "Mom," EIEIO. With a milk milk here and a milk milk there." If you want a documentary as absurd as this show, just watch Grey Gardens (1975). Little Edie could literally be played by Roger, even though its Steve in this. Also, who wore the striped hat best?

u/MCofPort — 10 days ago
▲ 1.3k r/ArtefactPorn

This Bronze Rivet is one of the few surviving components of the Roman Pantheon's original bronze roof truss system. Thousands of pounds of bronze once decorating the portico and roof of The Pantheon were removed before 1624; melted down, or simply lost without record. (ca. 120-126) [1824x552]

u/MCofPort — 11 days ago
▲ 30 r/ArcherFX

I can't help but believe that Archer wasn't a fan of the series Mannix, played by Mike Connors. You can see its influence on Archer's title sequence. Its basis would also be the perfect framework to develop a Spy Comedy Series from, he's a little less disciplined than Bond, more like Sterling.

u/MCofPort — 13 days ago
▲ 1.2k r/FuckImOld

Fractured Fairy Tales were hilarious parodies of classic stories on Saturday Morning, decades before Shrek did the same thing. I need breakfast and orange juice!

u/MCofPort — 18 days ago
▲ 119 r/ArchitecturalRevival

St. George Theatre in Staten Island, New York. Eugene DeRosa, a prolific builder of Theaters across New York City, was the architect. Completed in 1929 as a movie palace, it is a confection of Spanish, Renaissance, and Moorish Revival.

u/MCofPort — 19 days ago
▲ 308 r/ephemera

Birthday Card my grandpa got for my Grandma, and Easter Card Grandma got my Grandpa, most certainly from the 1960's. They kept plenty of cards which I photographed a few years ago. My foolish uncle threw away most of them, so now all I have are photos of these cards. I'll post Christmas Cards also.

u/MCofPort — 20 days ago
▲ 303 r/titanic

"That cold, green water, crawling its ghostly way up that staircase, was a sight that stamped itself indelibly on my memory. Step by step, it made its way up, covering the electric lights, one after the other, which for a time, shone under the surface with a horribly weird effect."- Lightoller

u/MCofPort — 21 days ago