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long haired mcr

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anonymous pennsylvania dutch fraktur drawing, 1799; watercolor and ink on laid paper.

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don't vampire bites guarantee turning into a ghoul or vampire in hellsing? do true vampires sleep? so many questions I do NOT gaf about have some yuri babes!!!!!!!!

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Lakhai suzani, late 19th century, Uzbekistan, polychrome silk embroidery on silk ground · Sotheby’s

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cnestus

That 'bycid grub I picked up last November is still doing fine if anyone was curious. It seems entirely uninterested in pupating but also doesn't seem unhappy in any way I can tell either, so uh, keep on grubbin' away little dude I guess

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🦂 Die Arachniden: . Nürnberg: In der C. H. Zeh'schen Buchhandlung, 1831-1848.. Original source Image description: Illustration of a scorpion labeled “Fig. 157. Gistophthalmus pallipes” from the 1831-1848 publication “Die Arachniden.” The scorpion features a segmented dark brown body with a rounded tail terminating in a yellow stinger. It has eight pale yellow legs and two large, bright yellow pincers covered in fine hairs. The drawing highlights detailed textures on the pincers and body segments, with delicate line work emphasizing the scorpion’s joints and exoskeleton. The background is plain, focusing attention entirely on the scorpion’s anatomical features.

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Mosaic of "Dionysus Riding a Leopard" c. 180 AD. House of Masks. Delos, Greece

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Ovum II 27 miles south of Chernobyl

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Frieze Tile with Two Hunters, Iran, Ilkhanid, second half 13th century. MET (ID: 10.9.1) This frieze tile is molded in low relief and painted in luster over an opaque white ground with accents of turquoise and cobalt blue. The background presents a lush landscape of vegetal motifs and birds in flight, while in the foreground two horsemen stab a deer with their swords. The figures wear luxurious clothes, and the artist has taken care to depict different textile patterns on each. Luster tiles of similar quality, color scheme, and motifs decorated the palace at Takht-i Sulaymän, an important Ilkhanid imperial residence. (MET)