× 349 × lovely × statue × sculpture × art × black and white
× 14187 × GPOY × film: funny face × fred astaire × audrey hepburn × black and white × vintage
Evelyn Brent, 1930
× 162 × aspirations × 1930s × vintage × black and white × evelyn brent
skiptothebestparts: The hair pull
× 358 × idk × idk what this is from × idk what this is × but i like it × lovers × kiss × black and white
lostsplendor: South Kensington Window, 1860 by Viscountess Clementina Hawarden (via National Media Museum)
× 182 × lovely × 1860s × black and white × vintage × antique
× 61 × omg × love it × 1930s × black and white × vintage × gif
× 404 × OMFG × HAVEN'T WATCHED SINCE SEASON 1 BUT × OMG × show: the borgias × gif × holliday grainger × francois arnaud × c: cesare borgia × c: lucrezia borgia × borgias: cesare borgia x lucrezia borgia × black and white
× 10 × these are stunning × morbidity × drawing × art × illustration × black and white
10knotes: awmygosh: Cat audition for Sabrina the Teenage Witch for the role of Salem This post has been featured on a 1000notes.com blog.
× 148620 × me × i was there × cat × black and white
× 2839 × paris × museum × louvre × black and white
× 994 × J'ADORE × lovers × vintage × black and white × film: love with the proper stranger × 1960s × gif × kiss
× 2321 × vintage × lovers × j'adore × black and white × kiss
msmildred: Elizabeth Taylor touches up her lipstick during a stay in London, c. November 1948.
× 932 × perfect perfect perfect × aspirations × elizabeth taylor × vintage × 1940s × black and white
grayskymorning: James Dean attending dance classes given by Katherine Dunham, New York City, 1955 | LIFE.com
× 306 × james dean × 1950s × dance × ballet × vintage × black and white
pappubahry: Eruption of the Tvashtar volcano on Jupiter’s moon Io, photographed by New Horizons, 1 March 2007, during its gravity-assist Jupiter flyby on its way to Pluto.  I’ve brightened the pictures so that some detail on the darker part of Io is clearer. The gif covers about 8 minutes of real time.  If you count pixels and look up Io’s diameter, it looks like the plume’s “only” being thrown up to an altitude of 200km or so.  But in fact the volcano is in the opposite hemisphere to the one we see here (albeit at a high latitude of about 67 degrees), and the plumes are reaching a height of over 300km. There is much more detail about this volcano at the Gish Bar Times blog.
× 1788 × the universe is badass × space × gif × black and white