Ponte Metálica - Fortaleza - Ceará

Açude Acarape do Meio - Ceará

Copyright J. G. v. Agtmaal, Hilversum.

From Braynard, Story of the "Titanic" Postcards, a Dover publication.

The Titanic heading out for trials (1912).

Lançamento no dia 21/11/18 (quarta-feira) as 19 horas,

no Conselho Regional de Medicina.

(Apresentação de Lúcio Alcântara)

Imagem do Dragão do Mar por Ângelo Agostini.

Cycles Perfecta, 1902, Alphonse Mucha 1860-1939 © Mucha Trust

Franz Kafka Museum 2015 (www.kafkamuseum.cz)

Based on original drawing by F.K. / podle püvodní kresby F.K. 

(FRANZ KAFKA MUSEUM)

Ruka sv. Krsevana (XIV st.), Sv. Stosija - Zadar.

Reliquary with the hand of St. Chrysogonus, 14th c., cathedral of St. Anastasia, Zadar.

Armreliquiar des hl. Grisogonus, 14. Jh., die Kathedrale Hl. Anastasia - Zadar.

Main de St Chrysogone, XIVème s., Ste Anastasie - Zadar.

Reliquiario con la mano di S. Crisogono, XIV sec., Cattedrale di S. Anastasia, Zadar.

Soovenirs - Ljubljana, SLOVENIA

PRAHA -PRAGUE - PRAG - PRAGA

Dancing Building (Ginger & Fred) - Tänzendes Haus

Le Maison qui Danse - La Casa Danzante

www.inkworks.info

Gilbert & George

Seven Heroes, 1982 (Sonnabend Gallery)

COMO (...) COISAS QUE NÃO EXISTEM

Uma exposição a partir da 31ª Bienal de São Paulo

02 Out 2015 - 17 Jan 2016

- ETCETERA, Petition to Francis Pope, for the final abolition of hell, 

2014-2015, Courtesy, Courtesy: Etcetera Archive. -

Mucha Trust 2015

PRESCO PUBLISHING

JAN SPLÍCHAL

z cyklu KRAJINY (1974)

A mais antiga farmácia do mundo ainda em funcionamento.

(Croatia)

SWINGING NUNS

Foto: @Bettmann/CORBIS

EGEAC - Empresa de Gestão de Equipamentos e animação Cultural

EGEAC.PT

LITTLE MONKEYS IN THE ATTIC.

To have "litthle monkeys in the attic"

means "to be an idealist"

- the attic being the head.

RAPHAEL BORFALLO-PINHEIRO

(Ninettenth Century Portuguese Artist)

WORDS FLY, WRITING REMAINS.
This Portuguese saying mentions
that the ephemerality of words is
only lost once we resort to writing.
FERNANDO PESSOA 
(Twentieth Century Portuguese Poet)

WHATEVER COMES TO THE NET IS FISH

This expression is used in Portugal to

say that there are those who will take

anything they can get their hands on.

FICTIONAL CHARACTER