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One Nice Bug Per Day
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JBB: An Artblog!
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@kindliche-kaiserin
This is Juana Inés de la Cruz. Born in 1651. Mexican poetess and playwright. Since childhood she was very curious, what led her to become a nun “to have the right” to study in a period women couldn’t do so. Her poems and plays are known for talking about women’s rights and present strong and clever female characters.
*In this painting she is 15. One year before get into the Convent.
Vintage postcard of girl in Soviet-era daily school uniform.
(Dress school uniform would have a white apron. :)
Bana bu bisikleti alın yaa
summary of 4/11
Regional Versions of Bunad, Norwegian Traditional Outfit Happy Birthday, Norway (17th of May)
Y no para de nevar :).
i fucking hate tumblr so much seriously
you guys are always like “i want equality!” except gay people are better than straight people and women are better than men and poc are better than white people and trans people are better than cis people
if you claim you want equality, but put someone down because they’re privileged, that doesn’t make you an advocate for equality, it makes you an asshole
After seeing this done for France, Britain, Brazil and so on during all the week, I came to the conclusion we needed our own collage :)
Burgos, Spain (by trabancos)
My city <3
cute drinks by bossacafez
frozen featuring queen bitch aurora
Christina of Norway, Infanta of Castile (1234-1262)
Christina (Norwegian: Kristina Håkonsdotter) was the daughter of Håkon IV of Norway and Margrete Skuledotter. She was born in Bergen. As a part of an alliance she was betrothed to Phillip, brother of Alfonso X of Castile. After her journey to Spain, they were married in Valladolid on 31 March 1258. They did not have children, and just four years after Christina died at the age of 28 in Seville. Some legends say she died because slow poisoning. Her body was carried to the abbey church in Covarrubias, 40 km (25 miles) far from the city of Burgos, in northern Spain.
In 1952 her sarcophagus was opened by craftsmen while in the midst of doing restoration work. One report stated: “a partially mummified skeleton with a lenght of 1.72 m (5’ 6”) -skull is small and all the teeth are well preserved with no evidence of caries… Everything points to a skeleton of a woman of high stature, young and strong…”
The cities of Tønsberg (Norway) and Covarrubias have entered a friendship agreement as the result of this old connection. For several years now the area of Covarrubias has become a pilgrimage of sorts of visitors from Norway to visit the final resting place of a Norwegian daughter.
I was born on the same place she was buried and named after her. She was a Nordic who had to move to a Southern place and I’m a Southern who had to move to a Nordic place. And well… I just love her <3
<3 <3 <3
