mythologyofblue:

Kerry Mansfield

futurejournalismproject:

Not Your Ordinary Bookstore

Argentina’s El Ataneo Grand Splendid opened as a theater in 1919, later became a cinema and is now a bookstore.

Images: El Ataneo Grand Splendid, via Atlas Obscura.

samaralex:

Odires Mlaszho

brieweezy:

Undeterred by recent bombings, London residents visit what’s left of a library during World War II.

englishmajorandcoffee:

Kierkegaard is that you

laughingsquid:

Astonishingly Lifelike Wood Sculptures by Tom Eckert

tumblropenarts:

http://thesnew.tumblr.com/

amateur photographer currently living in Ealing, London.

“His hands were weak and shaking from carrying far too many books from the bookshop. It was the best feeling.” 
― Joseph Gordon-Levitt, The Tiny Book of Tiny Stories: Volume 1

thisisliams:

I have fantasies of finding this in a used bookstore for $25.

fuckyeahbookarts:

Humors Series by Amanda Thackray

Stack of cast glass books

Lighting Books (by Bryce Wolkowitz)

tiltwarning:

Art critique by Tom Wolfe with a cover by Norman Rockwell, the study continues. In search of constant elevation, guided by rigorous intuition.

laughingsquid:

The Power of Books, Photo Series Takes the Power of Reading Literally

bookshelfporn:

A walk in bookcase.

This is far more appealing than a walk in closet.

Echo House in Ottawa, Canada

meiolania:

Wood’s New Illustrated Natural History, c. 1880’s (couldn’t find a copyright date, but there’s a beautifully penned inscription marked 1883). An end of the work week present for myself for sorting through ten times my weight in books in six hours every day this week.