Masses Gallery
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Pantyhose goddess
duckvevo
Pantyhose goddess linda
airpolicing
talesfromweirdland:How to draw crowds of people: from Jack Hamm’s Cartooning the Head and Figure (1
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coconutpie:A system failure for the masses, anti-matter for the master plan
Muses on the Guadalquivir, Federico Beltran Masses. #federicobeltranmasses #musesontheguadalquivir #
One more Masses todayFederico Beltran Masses, from Les Fleurs du Mal by Charles Baudelaire, 1946 ed.
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roperguy1:Feed the masses.
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The Dream of Don Juan, Federico Beltran Masses, 1930s. #federicobeltranmasses #elsueñodedonjuan #th
Albert Pieter Hahn (1877-1918), ‘Pals’, “The Masses”, Vol. 1, #2, Feb. 1911S
The Masses was an American socialist periodical published from 1911 to 1917. John French Sloan was t
Salomé, Federico Beltran Masses, circa 1918. #federicobeltranmasses #salome #1918 #1910s #painting
Albert Pieter Hahn (1877-1918), “The Masses”, Vol. 1, #3, March 1911Source
Under the Stars, Federico Beltran Masses, 1910s. *edit- put the wrong circa date at first apologies
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wincestcaptionsarchive:i’m guessing this is a glitch but apparently the masses were introduced to br
fiishnchiips:heres something for the masses
Welcome to All!Joseph Keppler (American; 1838–1894)1880Color lithographLibrary of Congress, Prints a
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“La Maja maldita” by Federico Beltran Masses, 1918
minuiko:She wore her wiry black hair in masses of long, thin braids wrapped, coiled, and pinned at t
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