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[elixir]

Mutated Psilocybe Cubensis.

[themarchingbeetle]

[arjuna-vallabha]

Etruscan roof terracota antefix with the goddess Juno Sospita,

[clokyland]

Hail Juno Sospita!

[theancientwayoflife]

~ Zoomorphic Vessel in the Shape of an Ibex. Date: A.D. 5th century Medium: Earthenware

[dead-star]

Has anyone done this yet

[hysterixa-moved-deactivated2026]

JOAN OF ARC (clone high) DOODLES

i love her so much in the original show

they did her hair dirty in the reboot

[infjtarot]

5 of Cups.

This image depicts is one of the greatest personalities of the Hungarian Renaissance, Cardinal Vitez Janos, the uncle of King Matthias. He is having figures from the tarot painted on the wall of his palace by the Italian painter Alberti: the High priestess, Temperance, Strength, Justice and Judgement. The subject matter of these paintings is directed towards King Matthias who waged too many wars against his European neighbours and did not defend himself sufficiently against the danger from Turkey. Matthias did not want to understand the message of the wise Cardinal.

Up right.

A lesser inheritance than was expected. A poor marriage. Ascetic abstention from simple pleasures. The character of a frustrated inventor. The chalices of luck have been knocked over. Peace makes way unease. The fear of losing all. Melancholy and disappointment. However there is a route out of the bad luck, provided that one looks for a solution. One must reshape one’s life and if that is successful then all is not lost!

Inverted.

Unhappiness that paralyse us into inactivity. Stress and fear that flood over us unforeseen.

Kazanlar Tarot

[catboyrightsdefender]

two minutes into the János Vitéz movie and im already delighted

[jetix]

2007-12-24

[justwharton]

Cult of the Lamb / Midsommar

[life-imitates-art-far-more]

Pál Szinyei Merse (1845-1920) “Lovers” (1869) Oil on canvas Located in the Magyar Nemzeti Galéria, Budapest, Hungary

[womensarts-blog]

Hungarian artist Agnes Herczeg creates intricate, figurative lace artworks ♀️

[mysteriousartcentury]

Bertalan Székely (1835-1910), Women of Eger, 1867, oil on canvas, 226.5 x 176.5 cm. Hungarian National Gallery

[campsis]

Adolf Fényes, Tavaszi séta

[myteaplace]

Falling Stars, 1879, Mihály Zichy (1827-1906)

[madamsushi-deactivated20230926]

„Célom nem volt. Utam volt” – száz éve született Reigl Judit

Párizs és Berlin mellett Budapesten is tisztelegnek az 1923. május 1-jén született művész munkássága előtt.

„Célom nem volt. Utam volt – mondta. – Miért festek? A Jóisten tudja. Becket nagyon jót válaszolt, amikor megkérdezték, miért ír, azt mondta, »én csak erre vagyok jó«. A festészet jelenlét. Ha a jelenlétem a festészetemen keresztül megtörténik, akkor boldog vagyok. Mert az azt jelenti, hogy olyan kapcsolatot találtam az egyesült világban, ami kiteljesülőbb forma, mint az én »kis énem«.”

Egyszer meg kéne nézni, de én ezeket folyton megkönnyezem.

[csigabigagyereki]

During WWII, Jews in Budapest were brought to the edge of the Danube, ordered to remove their shoes, and shot, falling into the water below. Sixty pairs of iron shoes now line the river's bank, creating a ghostly memorial to the victims. This memorial is known as 'Shoes on the Danube Promenade' and was created by Can Togay and Gyula Pauer.