just saw this personal ad from 1966 (sourced here) and god. this is really it
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just saw this personal ad from 1966 (sourced here) and god. this is really it
Sun-Headed Deity of Tamgaly, which dates back 3,400 years
"Andras, grand marquis of Hell. He is seen with the body of an angel (and) the head of an owl." The owl head symbolizes nocturnal malevolence and secret knowledge; the wolf, ferocity; the angel's body, his fallen character.
Dictionnaire infernal. 1863.
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'mezzanine' cd packaging, massive attack, 1998.
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'Bedtime'. Nicole Parker. 2021.
Oil on mounted linen
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Diana Solís, Flexing our Muscles: Gathering of Friends, Greenview Street, Lakeview, Chicago, 1981
Jenny Aitken (British), Paddle and Splash, 2026, Oil on canvas
Pay Nothing Until April, 2003. Acrylic on canvas, Ed Ruscha.
White-throated dipper (Cinclus cinclus)
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from “thinking about old jobs” by robert bly, morning poems (1997)
101 Dalmatians (1961)
Charlotta Maria Hauksdotti, Topography Study V, 2017
Crocheted Leaf Sculptures by Susanna Bauer
To truly appreciate the delicacy of Susanna Bauer‘s leaf sculptures, think of crunching a dead leaf in your hand, how it disintegrates into dust with the slightest effort. To work with dry and fragile leaves as a medium for crochet seems nearly impossible, but Susanna somehow manages it with ease, turning leaves into cubes, tunnels, and geometric patterns with techniques that might be more appropriate for the durability of leatherwork. She lives and works in Cornwall, England. You can see more on her website and Facebook.
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