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I don't pretend to know exactly what you're going through but I just want to say I'm so proud of you!! It takes a lot of courage to do what you did!

thank you 🩷🩷

#asks #hey nonnie nonnie!#im pinning this because it meant a lot to me nonnie #healing

murray-wrathbard

margotfonteyns

Galina Ulanova in Swan Lake, 1953

#ballet

die-rosastrasse

Tapestry creatures 🖤🌷

Pictures taken at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam during the 'Metamorphoses' exhibition. This medieval tapestry is called 'Narcissus' by an unknown author | 01 III 2026

#art

tragicburnout

why would i waste your time that's my time too

#this is actually so helpfull

livinces

girlfailure-poetics

this website is always finding new and exciting ways to prove this image true

victusinveritas

Two Women Teaching a Child to walk by Rembrandt.

Circa 1640, sketch

British Museum, London

carpe-mamilia

There’s a drawing by Rembrandt, I think it’s the greatest drawing ever done. It’s in the British Museum and it’s of a family teaching a child to walk, so it’s a universal thing, everybody has experienced this or seen it happen. Everybody. I used to print out Rembrandt drawings big and give them to people and say: “If you find a better drawing send it to me. But if you find a better one it will be by Goya or Michelangelo perhaps.” But I don’t think there is one actually. It’s a magnificent drawing, magnificent.

(David Hockney)

ocelotonatrain

The head donut is the baby proofing. We put rubber over sharp corners, they put a donut on the baby’s head.

The one below is from the Met and is from the early 19th century. As you can see in the drawing, the design didn’t change much from Rembrandt’s time. According to the Met, they were called bumpers or pudding caps.