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Anatomical studies and drawings by Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519), known as one of the pivotal figures in the development of Western art, was also one of the most original and perceptive anatomists of his or any other era. Although he spent over 25 years investigating the workings of the human body, only a few friends and associates had any intimation of the extent of his medical research. He never taught the subject and never published any of his findings.
Source: Leonardo Da Vinci: The Mechanics of Man (by Martin Clayton and Ronald Philo); Royal Collection Trust
Wake Up Prague | Czech Republic (by Agnieszka Dargiel)
Girl, Interrupted (1999) dir. James Mangold
god, the father
Undated pages from one of Marilyn Monroe’s diaries
— María Negroni, ‘The Exemplary Theater of Sadness’ Dark Museum (translated by Michelle Gil-Montero)