I Will Be Seven

[getoutofmyhouse]

[sosbrutalism]

A concrete college on the rolling hills of Urbino, Italy: Giancarlo De Carlo: Collegio del Colle, Urbino, Italy, 1962–1966 Photos: MIT Libraries (CC BY-NC 3.0)

[thisispaper]

[wrimwramwrom]

Photo by Matthieu Litt

[martine-dutot]

[nends]

Arm reliquary

[the-seven-keys]

[noirdashsnow]

Mean while in Uganda #idiCHILLINH

[napolenon]

Hunting sword with scabbard (Germany, ca. 1740)

[aidankochv]

[daniel-noise]

[class-war-hooligan-deactivated2]

Colorized photograph of anarchists in the Spanish Civil War

“The hillsides ring with ‘free the people’/Or can I hear the echo of the days of ‘39?/With trenches full of poets, a ragged army/Fixin’ bayonets to fight the other line”

[morbidology]

[morbidology]

The Judas Cradle was a particularly gruesome torture method, closely related to impalement. The victim was forced to sit on a pyramid shaped cradle and would then be slowly lowered onto it by ropes. This would stretch the victim’s orifice over a long period of time. They would eventually die due to the tearing of the muscle tissue which would then turn septic or simply from being impaled.

[phinanzacreativa-deactivated201]

cosey fanni tutti

: hdimagelib.com

[germanpostwarmodern]

Church “Christus unser Friede” (mid-1960s) in Duisburg, Germany, by Toni Hermanns

[psammo]

[neshamama]

Kore from the Acropolis, 6th century BCE, marble. New Acropolis Museum, Athens.

[dinosaurspen]

How It Works: The Computer (1971) - via Atomic Toasters