(burchfieldpenney) Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967), "An April Mood", 1946-1955

(gordonparksfoundation) Child and Doll, Anson County, North Carolina, 1985⁠

(lagra_art) "My Fair Lady" (1914) By Edmund Blair Leighton

(schulzmuseum) This Peanuts comic strip was first published on April 16, 1964.

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) photography by Colin Harding

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) photography by Eugene Kirillov

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) Photography by Kees Scherer (Dutch photographer, 1920 - 1993) Wall Street, New York, 1959

(tripimprover) "Clown" (1923) by Norman Rockwell was the cover of the Saturday Evening Post of May 26.

Dream of Peace.

(tripimprover) "Clown" (1923) by Norman Rockwell was the cover of the Saturday Evening Post of May 26.

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) Photography by Kees Scherer (Dutch photographer, 1920 - 1993) Wall Street, New York, 1959

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) photography by Eugene Kirillov

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) photography by Colin Harding

(schulzmuseum) This Peanuts comic strip was first published on April 16, 1964.

(lagra_art) "My Fair Lady" (1914) By Edmund Blair Leighton

(gordonparksfoundation) Child and Doll, Anson County, North Carolina, 1985⁠

(burchfieldpenney) Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967), "An April Mood", 1946-1955

(americanexperiencepbs) Dr. May Edward Chinn, Harlem's first Black woman doctor, was born on April 15, 1896 in Great Barrington, Massachusetts.

(cancon_eh) Bob Dylan and Gordon Lightfoot together at the 1972 Mariposa Folk festival held on the Toronto Island’s.

(gettyarchive) English setter named Polly relaxes in Hyde Park, in 1982. Polly was one of over 2,500 PAT dogs registered to provide therapeutic benefits to hospital patients by visiting wards. ⁠

(nycinthe1970s) A Young Woman's Likeness Being Hand Painted on a Billboard Above Manhattan by Frank Bauman, 1947.

(picturingblackhistory) ⁠ From Sojourner Truth to Anna Julia Cooper, Black feminist leaders have been actively fighting for equal rights since at least the nineteenth-century.

(the.age.of.vintage) A Titanic survivors reunion (1987)

(theindependentphoto) “Tulipmania” Amsterdam, Netherlands Photo by Giedo Van der Zwan

(theindependentphoto) “Tulipmania” Amsterdam, Netherlands Photo by Giedo Van der Zwan

(the.age.of.vintage) A Titanic survivors reunion (1987)

(picturingblackhistory) ⁠ From Sojourner Truth to Anna Julia Cooper, Black feminist leaders have been actively fighting for equal rights since at least the nineteenth-century.

(nycinthe1970s) A Young Woman's Likeness Being Hand Painted on a Billboard Above Manhattan by Frank Bauman, 1947.

(gettyarchive) English setter named Polly relaxes in Hyde Park, in 1982. Polly was one of over 2,500 PAT dogs registered to provide therapeutic benefits to hospital patients by visiting wards. ⁠

(cancon_eh) Bob Dylan and Gordon Lightfoot together at the 1972 Mariposa Folk festival held on the Toronto Island’s.

(americanexperiencepbs) Dr. May Edward Chinn, Harlem's first Black woman doctor, was born on April 15, 1896 in Great Barrington, Massachusetts.

(burchfieldpenney) Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967), "Eye of God in the Woods", 1949

(dschjournal) Shostakovich, Meyerhold, Mayakovsky, and Rodchenko at work on the production of "The Bedbug" 1929 Photograph taken by Alexey Temerin

(gordonparksfoundation) Untitled, Harlem, New York, 1948⁠

(laplphotos) [undated] The Hollywood Hotel began as a small stucco structure comprised of a 40-room wing which was built in 1902 by H.J. Whitley, a very successful land developer (later nicknamed "The Father of Hollywood").

(michael.j.chaplin) Oona, Michael and Charlie Chaplin at home in Manoir de Ban, Switzerland, c.1950s.

(schulzmuseum) This Peanuts comic strip was first published on April 14, 1988.

(thesehistoricalphotos) In 1935, during the Texas Dust Bowl, a massive dust storm was photographed approaching, threatening homes, farmland, and livestock.

(tripimprover) "On Top of the World" (1928) by Norman Rockwell was the cover of the April issue of the 'Ladies' Home Journal'.

Nurses are the most trusted profession in the country. Why? Because we're not afraid to speak up for the truth! We're on day ✌in Washington, D.C. speaking out against a rigged society that benefits the 1%, while the working class are squeezed more and more.

Commentary: Growing Up With Brothers, I’ve Always Gotten Along Better With Guys Who Don’t Respect Me

"Sky Pod" was my first ever full scale #gouache painting! Prints and merch of my art can be found here; www.the-inner-observer.com #surrealism #art #whimsical

My painting BACKYARD TULIPS

Soaring Gas Prices Forcing More Americans To Drink Less Gas

Meanwhile, the typical American will pay a federal income tax rate of 14.5% This is what a rigged system looks like. [Via @itep.org]

Can you spot which one of these things is not like the other?

(tripimprover) "On Top of the World" (1928) by Norman Rockwell was the cover of the April issue of the 'Ladies' Home Journal'.

(thesehistoricalphotos) In 1935, during the Texas Dust Bowl, a massive dust storm was photographed approaching, threatening homes, farmland, and livestock.

(schulzmuseum) This Peanuts comic strip was first published on April 14, 1988.

(michael.j.chaplin) Oona, Michael and Charlie Chaplin at home in Manoir de Ban, Switzerland, c.1950s.