[thisish20]

Scribe loses control of his papers, Sterling memorial library, Yale

[swagcatholic]

The hoes are not stimulating me intellectually anymore

[omnia-mors-aequat-nstrwa]

"Lenore" — Frank Kirchbach (1896)

[enki2]

[shreekofjoy]

Tybalt (The Shakespeare Character) is named after Tibert (The Prince of Cats), a character from the then popular story Reynard the Fox. Mercutio, in fact, mocks him as 'The Prince of Cats' in reference to this.

Therefore, I propose we name him "Garfield" in all modern retellings of Hamlet

[shakespeare-guy-anon]

"i asked chatgpt" well we asked hamlet the prince of denmark and half of what he said meant something else and the other half didn't mean anything at all

[ametoraeye]

[cosmicanger]

Alice dos Reis, Monastery on the Moon 3, 2024, Handwoven tapestry, organic wool, acrylic frame, 27,5 x 33,2 cm

[asincereoffering]

Youth Code - A Place To Stand 2014

[ecosdelarte-deactivated20260528]

Caravaggio, San Jerónimo escribiendo, c.1605

[quinoaphoenicks]

I love you guys but I think a lot of you are the kind of people who are susceptible to falling in with a cult.

[teaboot]

You’re right. We should all band together under a trustworthy and influential leader who can keep us safe from outside threats

[toiich]

Loch Lomond - Gustave Doré, 1875

[mirrorsinner]

[ttrraasshh]

blood in resin

[fanfanlemoko]

"Le Monument à la mémoire de Goethe" (Goethe-Denkmal), réalisée en 1832 par l'artiste romantique allemand Carl Gustav Carus

[artfoli]

Hand detail of Portrait of Geertruida den Dubbelde, 1668, by Bartholomeus van der Helst (1613-1670)

[7pleiades7]

Diana and Actaeon (Diana Surprised in Her Bath) (1836) by Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot (French, 1796 – 1875), oil on canvas, 156.5 cm × 112.7 cm (61.6 in × 44.4 in), The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City