Blossom Time in Tokyo, 1914. Helen Hyde. Color etching on paper
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Blossom Time in Tokyo, 1914. Helen Hyde. Color etching on paper
i take silliness very seriously
in the end we are all creatures in need of love and comfort
Jules Joseph Lefebvre (1834-1912) “Judith” (1892)
In 1578, underground tombs in Rome revealed early Christian martyrs’ remains—later known as “Catacomb Saints.”
These relics were sent across Europe, lavishly decorated with gold, jewels, and 18th-century garments.
One of the most famous collections is in Waldsassen Basilica, Germany, housing 10 ornately adorned skeletons crafted by artisans like Cistercian goldsmith Adalbart Eder.
They symbolized a sacred link to early Christianity and were venerated across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
Patriarchy - Die Like Everyone Else
You guys gotta stop deactivating your blogs the tumblrina death rate is rapidly increasing. We need to repopulate the dash.
Adriana Lima walking for Betsey Johnson Spring 1999 🌹
phone + charms update, new camera, tamas to fill the space 💿
For the next beauty trend let's bring back just your normal eyebrows and your hair air dried and we can call it messy girl normal woman Sunday core
Polish “I love you” stamps
The Poems of Emily Dickinson, originally published: 1930
Pair of gauntlets of Maximilian I, attributed to Lorenz Helmschmid, ca. 1490 at "The Last Knight" exhibit at the Met in 2019.
MIA GOTH Frankenstein, 2025
Danielle Fretwell (American, b. 1996, based Boston, MA, USA) - Revival, 2025, Paintings: Oil on Canvas
Two dissected men, one seated, the other standing behind, with a separate section of viscera. Oil painting by Jacques-Fabien Gautier D'Agoty, 1764/1765.