Sorbonne University, Paris, France
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Cosimo Galluzzi

shark vs the universe

Love Begins
Monterey Bay Aquarium

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RMH
Claire Keane
we're not kids anymore.

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me

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pixel skylines
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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
sheepfilms

祝日 / Permanent Vacation

Product Placement
Peter Solarz
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@kestrelea
Sorbonne University, Paris, France
Karel Koutský (1965)
Černá Hora (Montenegro), 2008
thepastatable__
Medusa and the blind woman in love
patreon // check more of my work on instagram // buy prints here
Larry Sultan and Mike Mandel, Ooh La La!, Billboard Workshop at the University of Colorado Boulder, Boulder, Colorado, 1982
FLORENCE PUGH for the 14th Governors Awards
Costume Appreciations: ― Emma 2020 (costume design by Alexandra Byrne)
The moon dressed as Saturn.
Rosamund Pike || BAFTA Tea Party portraits, January 14, 2024
Wilson Bentley, Snowflakes, 1902
Wikimedia
Something I think ppl who aren't used to it struggle with when it comes to ancient history is that frequently 'we do not and cannot know this' is the only truthful response a historian can give. People severely overestimate how much we actually know about Ancient Rome.
I remember talking to someone at a party once about the debate over Septimius Severus's ethnicity (whole other can of worms) and they asked if genetic testing of his remains was not a way to settle it and I was like oh. Oh okay you are under the impression we have the physical remains of Roman emperors from the second century AD alright then. (We. Do not.)
Can't stress how much of high level study of Ancient History is devoted to trying to make sense of what actually factually happened. When I was at university (10+ years ago now) the discipline was embroiled in the lengthy and ongoing process of trying to unpack not just the biases in ancient sources but the centuries & centuries of biases within the field itself. I don't imagine this process is ever going to Stop. It's not uncommon for historical accounts to be so garbled & contradictory that it's not possible to reconstruct the real events behind them.
Once in an introductory lecture one of my professors was talking about this problem and articulated it very simply as 'we know real things happened between real people, but we aren't sure what they were'. Sums it up really!!
Portrait of Strudel
I'm currently in the UK so I haven't had that much time to paint, but here is a watercolour and ballpoint pen portrait of a Dachshund called Strudel.
extra juicy ❤️🔥