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This #skeleton pendant stands ready with a scythe in its bony hands. The skeleton is gold, enamelled in white. The bobble on the skull is where the band of the pendant goes. 17th cent. (#rijksmuseum) #mementomori
Nicola Samori,
Davor Gromilovic (Serbian, 1985) - Case No. 34: Glowing Skull (2025)
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The glasses John Lennon wore when he got shot, 31 years ago.
i will always reblog this i dont know there is just something so powerful about this image
Wow.
This makes me feel so sad.
omg
Piece of history on my blog.
Yoko took this image on their window sill in the apartment…so sad
In childhood Jeffrey Dahmer took an interest in collecting dead animals and often displayed their decapitated heads on spikes in his front yard. Dahmer’s stepmother claimed that he “used to take pleasure in using acid to scrape meat off dead animals”.
Lionel, Dahmer’s farther noticed a strong odor coming from the family’s basement, where Dahmer spent most of his time, and found bones and residue in glass containers. When confronted, Dahmer calmly told him he had stripped the flesh from an animal he had found.
Dahmer went on to kill 17 young men.
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Judith, circa 1892. Engraving by E. Champollion after Fernand Lematte.
This engraving of Judith shows the biblical heroine just after killing Holofernes. She moves forward across a stark, almost empty setting, her dress flowing around her as she kisses his severed head. The contrast is striking—her calm, composed posture against the grim reality of the scene.
The fine lines and shading give the scene a quiet intensity. Rather than focusing on the violence itself, the image captures the moment after, where Judith appears steady and self-contained, leaving the viewer to reflect on the act and its meaning