Fuck Yeah Peacocks

Peacocks. Because they're awesome. My main blog

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DANIELLE ROSE

[art-nimals]

Ohara Koson (1877 - 1945), Peacock and Peahen on Branch 

[history-of-fashion]

18th century Unknown artist - Louis Antoine de Gontaut-Biron, duc de Biron

It has nothing to do with fashion history, but I just love this picture.

[art-nimals]

Peter Paul Rubens, The Origin of the Milky Way, circa  1637, oil on canvas, Museo del Prado, Madrid, Spain (detail).

[debreran]

Grey Peacock-Pheasant (Polyplectron bicalcaratum) of southeast Asia.

[ohcorny]

yo why didnt i know about these

[mcsprinkles]

Wow man forget regular peacocks this thing is magical.

[thetinybutimportantthings]

 Peacock pheasants as a whole are incredibly beautiful birds.

Mountain Peacock-pheasant (Polyplectron inopinatum) http://www.liewwkphoto.com/blog/?p=3975

Bornean Peacock-pheasant (Polyplectron schleiermacheri) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G72zmAU0dII

Palawan Peacock-pheasant (Polyplectron napoleons) https://www.pinterest.com/pin/392165080024946562/

[speciesofleastconcern]

those are some shiny chickens all right

[art-nimals]

David de Coninck (circa 1642 - 1705), Still Life with a Peacock, Rabbits, A Guinea Pig and a Turkey, 17th century

[newjackcole]

Twin-Headed Peacock

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[nemfrog]

Peacock design. Art crafts for amateurs. 1901. 

[tastefullyoffensive]

Never take selfies with a peacock.

[lookatmeallthetime]

My art director just sent it off to the printer, so I think it’ s safe to show off this poster I just made for Bureau of Bloom at Eat Real Fest in Oakland next weekend!

They’re running the coffee section of the festival and will be handing out copies of this poster and little booklets about how to enjoy coffee and what all the snobby terminology means.

A couple of really good friends of mine run Bureau of Bloom and I’m really proud of them for getting this together. It’s going to be lovely, you should come check it out (and pick up a free poster!)

[tldrtldrwhat-blog]

Beautiful work. :-)

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[muspec]

Though Pride and Prejudice was initially published in 1813, this edition—from 1894, with illustrations by Hugh Thomson—is perhaps the most iconic. Remembered for its breathtaking gold-stamped peacock cover, it is this edition’s cover that Austen fans frequently see reproduced on handbags and phone cases. 

The cover isn’t the only noteworthy addition to the work, however.  Thomson also filled the pages with beautiful illustrations, ranging from classic chapter caps and full-page engravings to subtle nods like inhabited initials.

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Trending: Not Your Average Peacock

The editors have noticed an influx of peacock images. Not your typical peacock images, either. These photos come to us from several countries, including India, Australia, Italy and Mexico. Below are some of our picks. 

Photographs by Aaron Player, Vikas Datta, Anastasiya Neskina, Stephen Dennstedt, Vito Tanzi, Eric Gilchrist, Predrag Trokicić, Druva Deep, Tom Hopwood, and Sudipta Shaw.

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[cryborg666]

okay so you know how in the goblet of fire there’s someone who has brought like a huge tent with peacocks walking around and stuff?? is it like universally acknowledged that those belong to the malfoys? because honestly i would be so surprised if that wasn’t the case 

‘narcissa we have to bring the peacocks!!! because they are important and without them people might forget how rich we are that’s why’

[thequeercousin]

“lucius we’re not bringing the peacocks” “narcissa they’re family!”

[cryborg666]

*distressed peacock noises*

*distressed lucius noises*

[untrustyou]

Florian Braakman