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Alberto Zardo (Italian, 1876-1959, b. Padua, Italy, d. Florence, Italy) - Inferno Canto 34, Satan in the Frozen Lake from The Divine Comedy, Painting

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Emily Lubanko

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Francisco Soria Aedo

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Parque Nacional da Tijuca

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By Ivan Trush

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The eye. Detail from a poster by Franz Struck. 1911.

Wikipedia Commons

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Tokyo, Japan

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My Eyes at the Moment of the Apparitions, by August Natterer, 1913

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“The song of a sorceress snared his soul when he came to another world, another self, across space and time. . .”

Virgil Finlay (1914–1971), illustration to “The Dark World” by Henry Kuttner

Fantastic Story Magazine Vol. 6 #3, Winter 1954

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all the pulse and solitude of a self-burning sun

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Fate, by Hugo Lederer c.1905.

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Fremont & Main, 1958

Paul Popper, Popperfoto

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Heracleum by Julia Zhuravleva

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Vivian Greven’s suggestive paintings pair classical forms with digital-age aesthetics. The artist renders her subjects with soft, smooth brushstrokes and pastel hues. As she draws a connection between the idealized forms of Greco-Roman sculpture and the performative images on social media, Greven investigates the timeless pursuit of beauty and its attendant disappointments.

[pmamtraveller]

Overthinking by Henry Daubrez

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Coin Laundry

Yanaka, Japan 2026

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by Nikolett Emmert