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"She doesn't have that. No Madeleine. No rest."
xiii — death
the tarot of leonora carrington
Tyra Kleen (Swedish, 1874-1951)
Nocturne, 1897
Oil on canvas
Private collection
La photographie transcendentale: les esprits graves et les esprits trompeurs — Jean Finot, 1890
source
Witch cuisine by Bernard Willem Wierink, c. 1866-1939.
Art Nouveau Enchanting Cat Locket, circa 1900
ACHIBALD KNOX for LIBERTY Art Nouveau Comb Diadem
HAND MIRROR
silver-plate on brass with inset malachite
Patriz Huber
probably Austrian
c.1900
Hector Guimard: banquette de fumoir (bench for a smoking parlour), 1897
Art Nouveau Wall Cabinet, c. 1900-1909
‘Cigalia’ by Roger & Gallet, 1912.
Zoomorphic Vessel (Fallow Deer), Northern Iran, c. 1350-1000 BCE,
Brown burnished ware, 34.6x34.5 cm
Courtesy: Los Angeles County Museum of Art (Los Angeles, USA)
Fang Chuxiong aka 方楚雄 (Chinese, b. 1950, b. Guangdong, China) - 紫藤狐狸 (Wisteria and Fox), Chinese Painting: Ink, Color on Paper
Aviary
ca. 1850-60
Made in Pennsylvania, United States
Wool, twigs, moss, brass, glass
The MET
Long-eared Bat
anonymous, Netherlands, 16th century
Mori Tetsuzan
Deer and Maples 4 panel screen Edo Period
first half of the 19th century