Kalevipoeg statue in Glehn Park, Tallinn, Estonia
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Kalevipoeg statue in Glehn Park, Tallinn, Estonia
Russian vintage postcard
Albin Brunovsky
A Siberian Shaman. Date: Original drawing from around 1776; published as a colored engraving in 1803. The source is cited as “The Costume of the Russian Empire, London: William Miller, 1803,” but I couldn’t find the colored version of this engraving in that specific work- it might be from a different edition.
pinto & appaloosa mapping
Meeting with the sorceress
From Pompeii, so called Cicero’s villa
Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli
Explore the world of early bacteriological research with this historical footage from the Wellcome Trust, now available on JSTOR. This short film, dating back to between 1910 and 1919, showcases the movement and agglutination of typhoid and cholera bacilli, providing a rare glimpse into the origins of modern bacteriology. Believed to be one of the earliest surviving film records of this type, it highlights cultures possibly from the Bombay Plague Laboratory (now the Haffkine Institute for Training, Research & Testing). Dive into this unique piece of scientific history. Clip: Bacillus Typhosus (Typhoid and Cholera Bacilli). Wellcome Collection.
THUNDERCATS (1985)
girls rock
absolutely based
Kasamatsu Shirō (Japan, 1898-1991)
Tidal Hour, 1964
color woodblock print
14 1/2 × 9 3/4 in. (36.83 × 24.77 cm)
LACMA, Los Angeles
Max Ernst in Peggy Guggenheim’s New York home, 1942
Crimes of the Future (2022), dir. David Cronenberg
Leopard Figurine. Mesopotamia. c. 3300-2900 BC.
Fish-riding cat from an Illustrated catalog of day light bomb shells, Hirayama Fireworks, Late 19th century. Thanks to @nemfrog via @mepaintsme for the tip.
Smoking Piranha - Erika Lee Sears , 2024.
American, b. 1980s -
Oil on wood panel , 16 x 16 in.
Walter Martin, Two women hose down a crucifix, Undated.
Oscar Dominguez: Butterflies Lost in the Mountain (1934)