Alfred Watkins demonstrating what he believed to be the truest usage of the Queen Stone in Herefordshire—human sacrifice, to The Wood Craft Folk Camp, 9th July 1933.
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Alfred Watkins demonstrating what he believed to be the truest usage of the Queen Stone in Herefordshire—human sacrifice, to The Wood Craft Folk Camp, 9th July 1933.
"But this is my own maze, she told herself, this is the maze I grew up in; I could not be a prisoner here; I know the way so perfectly, and she turned and was further lost."
— Shirley Jackson, The Sundial
Cat with a fish bowl Brooch - 1900s
Ludmilla Tcherina in the tales of Hoffmann (1951) in a giant clamshell bed
Black River Falls, Wisconsin, USA, 2011. from 'Some Say Ice', published by Mack © Alessandra Sanguinetti/Magnum Photos.
Leonor Fini, Les Sorcières
"Dorie, 7-57"
July 1957
American 20th Century
A photograph from Wisconsin Death Trip taken by Charles van Schaik.
Carlotta Corpron. Sona and Chandi Climbing Tree, circa 1940-1950.
Alfonse Van Besten - Veilled lady in abbeyruins, c.1910
Items in an English ruin, 1964
Terence Spencer
A Woman Under the Influence (1974), dir. John Cassavetes
Käthe Kollwitz, Pietà, 1903
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Glen Baxter
‘Hands weaving magnetic-core memory, IBM, Poughkeepsie, New York,’ 1956. Photograph by Ansel Adams.
Merry Christmas, Mr Lawrence (1983)
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