[seiitchi]

[arthistoryfeed]

The Goddess of Tarentum is a cult statue, standing 151 cm tall. It was found in 1911 near Taranto, inside a 4-meter-deep pit where it was buried in antiquity. She sits on a richly decorated throne; three distinct layers of clothing, sandals, and a high footstool. Her hands are missing: it’s thought she held an offering bowl in her right hand, and a piece of fruit or an ointment vessel in her left.

[briargeese]

A summer evening, fireflies, and an annoyed doe wishing I would get out of her territory is about as great as it gets.

[nemfrog]

Groundbreaking drawing of nerve cells by Camillo Golgi using his innovative process of making single nerve cells visible by staining them black with silver. Detail.

Sulla fina anatomia degli organi centrali del sistema nervoso. Camillo Golgi. 1886.

Internet Archive

[quotespile]

“A little tap on the window-pane, as though something had struck it, followed by a plentiful light falling sound, as of grains of sand being sprinkled from a window overhead, gradually spreading, intensifying, acquiring a regular rhythm, becoming fluid, sonorous, musical, immeasurable, universal: it was the rain.”

— Louise Erdrich, The Sentence

[chantssecrets]

Virgin with Child

[allthingseurope]

Schloss Holte-Stukenbrock, Germany (by Sebastian)

[vooruitmariek]

The early hours of morning

[peaceinthestorm]

School of Fontainebleau ~ Woman at Her Toilette, 1550–1570

[Source: worcesterart.org]

[crapbirdphotography]

He is. Going places.

[beatricecenci]

Katsushika Hokusai (Japanese, 1760-1849)

A bird flying to the left, seen from above

[eirene]

La Chevelure, ca. 1898 Jules Leon Flandrin

[lostrosegarden]

Pomegranate, kumquat, orange, lemon, crab apple, pink lady apple, nectarine, peach, plum, Concord grape, red grape, Asian pear, cherry, walnut, blackberry. Tomato, lettuce, potato, carrot, bean, peas, squash, melon, pumpkin.

[tanyushenka]

Abasan al-Kabira, Palestine @mariam riyad dagga

[wendy-morgan]

[wayti-blog]

“I once asked a bird, ‘how is it that you fly in this gravity of darkness?’ She responded, ‘Love lifts me’.

- Hāfez

[lotussed]

Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer, Nature morte aux fleurs, lotussed edit.