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'The Demoniac' by Joseph Middeleer, 1893
Ian Ingram (American, b. 1974, Atlanta, GA, USA, based Austin, TX, USA) - Of Salt and Faith, 2013, Drawings: Charcoal, Pastel, Thread on Paper
The Rip XXIII Watercolor on paper, 6x7.5" 2023
Sphynxe by Joseph Urban (1903)
Then when the Hurdy Gurdy Man Came singing songs of love “Hurdy gurdy, hurdy gurdy, hurdy gurdy gurdy” he sang
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Nameless 1023
Mixed media on stretched canvas
60x50cm
Pitter Patter (listen to the sounds of the falling rain)
H2O [1929]
Rick Guidice
The Filth Knows (It’s Fun Coming Up With Pretentious Phrases)
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Bright blue swirls of sea floor can be seen through the shallow waters offshore Vilankulo, Mozambique. These interesting patterns were formed by the Save River, which used to drain into the ocean nearby but has since changed its course. Home to about 25,000 people, the coastal town of Vilankulo is surrounded by numerous round lakes, which are also remnants of the river’s former path.
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-22.000000°, 35.316667°
Source imagery: Planet
Ferenc Pinter, Italian, 1931-2008
Detail from ‘Hyacinthus’, Daniel Oropeza (@Ferdoropeza), 2022
萩原 卓哉/Hagihara Takuya
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Justin Todd’s 1973 cover for John C. Lilly’s The Centre of the Cyclone
"Examples of Chinese ornament selected from objects in the South Kensington museum and other collections" (1867)