Curiousities Cat

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[put-satanachia]

[slowlyeden-blog]

Fede Galizia, Judith with the Head of Holofernes, 1596 (details with the artist’s signature) x

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The high altar from La Madeleine in Paris, France. 

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Old book cover (via)

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composition-improvisation: Gentile da Fabriano, Marienkrönung (Coronation), c. 1422-5

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Treasures of the Royal Chapel in Munich, by Franz Xaver Zettler, 1874-1876

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Vittore Crivelli  - Madonna and Child, Szépmûvészeti Múzeum, Budapest

[spirit-dweller]

[ancient-serpent]

Malplaquet House, Stepney, East London

[fcknn]

Opera (williamcho)

[quim3ra]

Shara’a Muizz i’din, Egypt (by Chuckspeak)

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From Leigh McCloskey’s Grimoire

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[windypoplarsroom]

Simone Martini

“The Angel of the Annunciation I”

[nends]

reliquary box - http://www.photo.rmn.fr/

[undreaming]

[thevodoustore]

[curiositiescat]

Countess Báthory’s Beauty Blood Bath - Countess Bathory, also known as the Blood Countess, bathed in the blood of young girls to gain eternal youth and beauty. Our bath captures the purpose of her dark ritual by utilizing the power of herbs and oils known for their rejuvenating powers. Countess Báthory’s Blood Bath can revitalize youth to the soul as well as empower and strengthen the vitality of one’s own life force and it’s not bad for the hair and skin either.