@shewhoworshipscarlin

Child sitting in a chair, 1800s, France.

Earrings, late 1800s, Italy.

Bag, 1800s, India.

Calligraphy, 1800s, Iran.

Dress, 1883.

Qur'an box, 1800s-1900s, North Africa.

Brooch design by Leon Rouvenat, 1800s, France.

Page with engraved border, 1500-17, France.

 Jar with a spiral design, 3000BC-2000BC, Bon Chiang.

Wedding portrait of Jakob Fugger the rich and his wife Sibylla Artzt by Thomas Burgkmair, 1498.

 Terracotta jug, 2900BC-2300BC, Minoa.

Hemma von Gurk wearing the Order of the Swan by Sebald Bopp, 1490.

 Jar, 2750BC-2649BC, Egypt.

Albrecht I, Duke of Saxony and his wife, Zdenka of Bohemia, 1470s.

 Ritual wine vessel, 1100BC-1000BC, China.

Eleanor of Portugal, Holy Roman Empress by Hans Burgkmair the Elder, 1468.

Rocking chair, 1675-70, Northampton, Massachusetts.

Book of Hours for Roman use, 1445-50, Belgium.

 Rattle, 600BC-100BC, Ban Chiang.

Question: If a designer would make you a new wardrobe for free, who would you pick?
Answer:

If they would fit me, Thierry Mugler. I love that punk/alternative look.

Question:

How do you feel about the accusations against Carlin?

Answer:

I’m not sure what accusations you’re speaking of. If you’re referring to the FCC battle or the indecent language I think he was brave to take them on. It could have ruined his career, but if it’s something other than that please let me know.

Blanche of Lancaster, Electress Palatine, 1430.

Clock with later-added case, 1660, Britain.

Book of Hours for Paris Use, 1420, Paris, France.

 Jade carving, 500BC-300BC, China.

This is the same kind of thing. And this is one you do it, you do it yourself. This is so great. Did you ever pull up to a red light and you go a little bit too far into the intersection, so you put the car in reverse and you back up just a little bit, and then you forget the car is in reverse. You’re truly an accident waiting to happen. And then the light changes and (crash). Holy shit! How did I get back here? This is where I started from.
George Carlin

Tapisseries de la Vierge, 1400s, France.

 Female figure, 14th century BC-13th century BC, Anatolia.

St. Catherine of Alexandria by Francesco d'Antonio di Ancona, 1393.

 Low alabaster table, 2750BC-2549BC, Egypt.