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COIL - The ape of naples

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Tomohide Ikeya

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Anyone into unsolved murder cases?

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Spooky cover art for Geister-Krimi (Ghost Thriller), 1974-1981.

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Loreal Prystaj

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ApocalypticPorcelain

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Joel-Peter Witkin - Negre's Fetishist, Paris, 1990

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Nobuyoshi Araki, 1997

'Pleats Please' by Issey Miyake

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Post-mortem photograph (details), 1930s

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Corneal clouding 95 hours postmortem

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Nobuyoshi Araki

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the vultures are singing

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Untitled (The Human Skeleton), Ana Mendieta, 1972 & 1973

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In 1934, a Swedish archeologist discovered hundreds of ancient mummies buried under boats in a mysterious cemetery in a remote desert in the Xinjang region of China. The location, which is featured rivers and lakes thousands of years ago, was lost until 2000, and researchers began to excavate the area in 2003. They found the body of a woman thought to have died almost 4,000 years ago, who has become known as the most beautiful mummy in the world, owing to incredible well-preserved features that even include her eyelashes.