The Color of Pomegranates | Նռան գույնը (1969) dir. Sergei Parajanov
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The Color of Pomegranates | Նռան գույնը (1969) dir. Sergei Parajanov
The Color of Pomegranates (1969). Directed By: Sergei Parajanov
Royal houses where every single member has the same horrible horrible face is one of the funniest developments of monarchism
To those of you saying the House of Windsor is just a normal family resemblance, who the hell has the exact same identical face as their grandma? Why does the queen’s younger sister look like her twin?
“To light a candle is to cast a shadow….”
star trek tos [season 1] + @screenshotsofdespair
I’ve spent the last ten minutes laughing at the first picture.
Madonna del Parto, Piero della Francesca
Medium: fresco,wall
Know what I really loved about the Madonna Del Parto?
Mary looks tired man, like, tired of being pregnant, tired of having these two angels open the door to her tent to show people that she’s pregnant, tired of being in Della Francesca’s geometrically and perspectively perfect fresco.
Piero della Francesca - The Annunciation. 1470
Slow — 3 November 2003
Honestly, one of the most sensual videos ever made.
Kathleen Byron in Black Narcissus (1947). Sorry, but no matter how metal you are, you will never be this metal.
Post from @manchestermodernist / @modernistmag
she didn’t just come there to dance,
Amongst the trees (at Barbican Conservatory)
Stóra Dalskirkja Architect: Ragnar Emilsson 1969 (at Stóri-Dalur, Rangarvallasysla, Iceland)
Svartifoss (Black Falls) in the Skaftafell National Park (at Svartifoss)