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Yeah, it's time to get this post out again
i will shut the fuck up when i am dead, until then i will continue to be loud, opinionated and annoying
The fall of the damned, c. 1468, Dirk Bouts.
Artist: Welder Wings
Photos by Philipp Igumnov.
This painting known as “The Anguished Man” was kept in Sean Robinson’s grandmother’s attic for 20+ years before Sean Robinson inherited this painting from her. She warned him about the painting, and said it was “haunted.” She told him that the man who painted this, mixed his own blood with the paint and after he was finished, killed himself (why would you keep this).
After Robinson took this home with him, he started experiencing some strange things as well. His wife felt her hair being stroked from time to time, they would see this shadow figure walking around the house and crying, and Robinson was even pushed down the stairs by something. There is also a video you can watch.
Whether this is true or fake, this has to be one of the creepiest paintings I have ever seen.
Unexpected Murder Weapons
Photographer Ed James captures photographs of ordinary inanimate objects that were once used as weapons in cases of murder.
a relationship should be mutually beneficial. he kills my enemies and i lick the blood off him afterwards.
Heather Brooks • smallwoodlandthings
i think that my favourite thing to happen in art history is when a guy made a Lucifer statue that was too hot for church so they commissioned his brother who made an even hotter one
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'oh vampires cant walk into peoples houses without being invited' well neither can I. its rude
“you’re so chill” thanks i’m avoiding reality with everything that i have
Duomo Portal, Milan, Italy by dionisioemidio
artwork by serge marshennikov
this or nothing