It's the simple things in life...

A collection of photographs, quotes, illustrations, music, etc. that are inspiring or strike my fancy.

I claim no credit for anything posted here.
allthingseurope:

Strasbourg, France (by penwren)

allthingseurope:

Strasbourg, France (by penwren)

(via thingssheloves)

todaysdocument:

Before “Rosie the Riveter”
Women riveters pose for the camera at the Navy Yard in Puget Sound, Washington. Taken on May 29, 1919, a generation before the more famous World War II image of “Rosie the Riveter,” this photograph shows women working in industrial jobs traditionally filled by men, just as women did during World War II.

Women Rivet Heaters and Passers on, Ship Construction Work. Navy Yard, Puget Sound, Washington.
From the General Photographic File of the Women’s Bureau

via DocsTeach

todaysdocument:

Before “Rosie the Riveter”

Women riveters pose for the camera at the Navy Yard in Puget Sound, Washington. Taken on May 29, 1919, a generation before the more famous World War II image of “Rosie the Riveter,” this photograph shows women working in industrial jobs traditionally filled by men, just as women did during World War II.

Women Rivet Heaters and Passers on, Ship Construction Work. Navy Yard, Puget Sound, Washington.

From the General Photographic File of the Women’s Bureau

via DocsTeach

anthropologie:

Le petit cochon!
Via: We Heart It

anthropologie:

Le petit cochon!

Via: We Heart It

The Box Scene

theboxscene:

“Extraordinary Merry Christmas:” Act Six

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rogerwilkerson:

Dining Out, art by Frederick Seibel - 1953 Ballantine Beer Ad Detail.

rogerwilkerson:

Dining Out, art by Frederick Seibel - 1953 Ballantine Beer Ad Detail.

rogerwilkerson:

Northwest Orient Airlines - Lockheed Super Constellation

rogerwilkerson:

Hot Dog & Coca Cola!

rogerwilkerson:

Hot Dog & Coca Cola!

anthropologie:

How I love this quote and the perfectly appropriate illustration to match. Yves, you’ve got my number.
Via: Piccsy

anthropologie:

How I love this quote and the perfectly appropriate illustration to match. Yves, you’ve got my number.

Via: Piccsy