The Muse and Lemniscate

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gypsyinhersoul:

dreamingviolet:

fairytaleglamour:

purplefairies:

madamecupcake:

Magia Gitana (by Rodrigo Toledo-Menares A.)

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JulietteW's photostream on Flickr.

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During Business Hours... by jschumacher on Flickr.

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sempervolat:

Piscina Mirabilis in Bacoli, Naples, Italy

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petitpoulailler:

sunsurfer:  

Aspen Cathedral, Vail, Colorado photo from connie

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Original illustration by Rima Staines.

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Rackham.

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ratak-monodosico:

St. John and Veronica dyptich (right wing)

Hans Memling (Memlinc), Netherlandish, c. 1430 – 1494 Oil on wood, 31,6 x 24,4 cm, National Gallery of Art, Washington The gold chalice with a serpent is a symbol of redemption. It is referring to the legend of St John the Evangelist who, ordered to drink a cup of poisoned wine, made the sign of blessing, and the venom was miraculously drawn from the liquid.

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Les noces.

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nends:

Chansonnier de Jean de Montchenu, ca. 1475 - medieval musical manuscript

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daisiesof-thegalaxy:

Princess and the Pea

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