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1960s Fantastic Four papier-mache cosplay. I’ve been posting these for a while now, and I have to say, this one is my favorite of them all.

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When every day is Halloween one can never have too many skeleton-shaped housewares. These awesome skellingtons are the work of artist and metalsmith Simon Fearnhamm at Skelemental, a branch of the Raven Armoury. Pictured here are coffee table, bookends, candleholders, and a three-piece set of cutlery. Each piece of functional art is painstakingly sculpted in wax and then lost-wax cast into steel, bronze, or silver.

Visit the Skelemental website to check out more of their morbid metal marvels.

[via Haute Macabre]

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Bernard Boutet de Monvel (French, 1881-1949), Diane et Actéon [Diana and Actaeon]. Oil on canvas, 175 x 175.5 cm.

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Barn access in Norway. This particular barn is from a farm in Valldal, an area in the county of Møre og Romsdal in Western Norway. This picture comes from a very interesting Norwegian book called “Norges låver”.

The book is about the cultural history of barns and farms in Norway, and contains a lot of information about the different styles of barns found all around the country. It’s a really interesting book if you’re at all into agricultural history, and there’s really great pictures like this all over it.