Caught the moon hanging out in the bird bath this morning.
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Caught the moon hanging out in the bird bath this morning.
“The Fruits of the Earth”, from a water-colour drawing by Edward J. Detmold. Edward J. Detmold’s Drawings & Etchings T. Martin Wood London: The Offices of “The Studio”, 1910.
Shira Barzilay, A Crazy Night in the Museum, 2022
Human Skulls (c.1660s) - Gottfried Libalt
St. Croix River Lighthouse 1856, Calis, Maine - William Davis , 2020.
American , b. 1952 -
Oil on panel , 6 x 8 in.
Roman Ruins in Schonbrunn, 1891 - oil on canvas. — Carl Moll (Austrian, 1861-1945)
James Whistler (American, 1834-1903) - Nocturne in Black and Gold - The Falling Rocket - c.1875
This door in my kitchen in the morning :’)
selkie | spring 2024
ayu dyah andari | spring 2024
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Gustav Klimt (Austrian, 1862-1918) Love, 1895
Austria’s parliament in Vienna // 22.10.2022
random person: violence is never a solution
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alternate ending for the grisha trilogy:
Mal dies and fucking STAYS DEAD. Alina marries Nikolai and becomes the greatest queen the world has ever seen
Mary of Modena by Willem Wissing 1685.
Léon Spilliaert (Belgian, 1881-1946), Sunrise over the beach of Ostend, 1917. Pastel and black chalk on beige paper, 46 x 62.5 cm.