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archiemcphee:

Hungarian artist Ervin Herve-Loranth has unleashed a giant on the city of Budapest. Entitled Feltépve (“Ripped up” or “Pop Up”), the cranky colossus is made of polystyrene and appears to be emerging from a secret subterranean lair beneath Szechenyi Square. He was created for Art Market Budapest, a 4-day-long international contemporary art fair.

Head over to We Love Budapest for additional images.

[via The Telegraph, The Huffington Post UK and We Love Budapest]

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daughterofchaos:

Helen Allingham, The Staircase, Whittington Court, Gloucestershire, 19th century

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valentinethehedgehog:

Mama and I went to a farm today and took pictures!

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elenamorelli:

{ longing for autumn }

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vintagegal:

Psycho opened in New York City at the DeMille Theater (and the Baronet) on Thursday June 16th 1960

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humansofnewyork:

"I was on a magazine cover. Do you want to see?"
"Absolutely."

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awwww-cute:

This is the second time he’s jumped onto the counter, unable to get down

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