THE WALKING JOSU

Here I am, friendly as a fuckless fuck on a free fuck day.

[theycantalk]

prudence

[galactic-crossing]

“Meanwhile, back at Wild World”:

[irostodosatomarxculo-deactivate]

La cobardía es asunto de los hombres, no de los amantes. Los amores cobardes no llegan a amores, ni a historias, se quedan allí. Ni el recuerdo los puede salvar, ni el mejor orador conjugar.🎶

[ducissatenebrarum]

Open Bar…Surprisingly accurate

Hieronymus Bosch

#Bosch #BoschBabe #Detail #Art #ArtDetail

Detail from Jheronimus Bosch’s The Temptation of Saint Anthony  

Oil on Oak

Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga, #Lisbon

boschproject.org

[frikiskrew]

[the-ferromancer]

Oh hai. I know some of those people. XD

[ducissatenebrarum]

This little guy is a little-seen #Demon on top of the tree in #Eden, after the Fall of Man

Detail from Hieronymus Bosch

Jheronimus Bosch’s Hermit Saints Triptych #Bosch #BoschBabe

85.4 x 29.2 cm, 85.7 x 60.0 cm, 85.7 x 28.9 cm 

Oil on Oak 

Gallerie dell'Accademia, #Venice 

boschproject.org

[finofilipino]

Muere siendo un héroe o vive lo suficiente para convertirte en villano.

@the_raven77.

[historicaltimes]

Battle of Terue Spanish Civil War Artist: Graham Coton

via reddit

[solidusskink]

by  まちこ

[ducissatenebrarum]

A tzompantli, illustrated in the 16th-century Aztec manuscript, the Durán Codex.

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Willi Geiger, 1913

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Henry Emerson Tuttle, American, 1890–1946

#Death and the Bird

[kazcoigne]

ガスコイン by そふめん/pin

[castcuraga]

Warm up Day 11 (Updating) Gascoigne - Bloodborne #art #inkdrawing #addingcolor #bloodborne #fromsoftware #fatherg #artist #gascoigne #beast

[scottlava]

“One of them fellas is not… what he says he is.“

[ashmoleanmuseum]

Cephalopod Week

Happy #CephalopodWeek! Here are a few masters of camouflage from the collection, including the huge octopus jar from the Palace at Knossos, Crete, made around 1450–1400BC.

Minoan clay octopus storage jar (pithos) from the Palace at Knossos, Crete, made around 1450–1400BC.

A squid, by Suzuki Nanrei (1775-1844). Ink on paper c. 1830.

Late 19th-century Japanese ojime bead in the form of an octopus.

18th-century Japanese sword guard (tsuba) in the form of two awabi shells with an octopus.

[zentropaville]

http://militant.zone/art2018/