half in love with easeful death

🪶⚖️🫀| he/him | 30s | UK a loose collection of archaeology, history, literature, art, nature, and the stories I love

[artschoolglasses]

Robert Wun

Couture, Fall 2025

[nuveau-deco]

Bat Belt Buckle. Designed by Ferdinand Erhart and made around 1908 in Paris. Medium is cast, chiseled and oxidised silver; dimensions: h. 6.7 cm x w. 13.2 cm x d. 3.2 cm. Musée d'Orsay inventory number: OAO 1334.

(Source: musee-orsay.fr)

[xaoca]

by Arete Nani

[chernolian]

THAT'S NOT A PICTURE

[xanaxfarts]

An assortment of animated streams

[puncertainty]

a leap of faith !

[uninterestedemby]

They make me physically ill

[requiem-on-water]

Emilio Paranoico

[arcanumnyx]

[faeberrywine]

ID credit: Mu_Sagittarius on 小红书

(please like, reblog and give proper credit if you use any of my gifs!)

[beau-gar]

SADIQ

www.beau-gar.tumblr.com

[random-brushstrokes]

Paul Hey (German, 1867 - 1952) - Moonlit night

[07121998]

[without-ado]

Strawberry Full Moon over Ely Cathedral l VeronicaJoPo

[blind-leading]

This looks like a live action scene from Vampire Hunter D or Castlevania or something.

[feluka]

cat laziness is so contagious. you'll see your cat flopped on its back in your bed a completely comfy cozy baby and you'll be like. you're right. you make a compelling argument.

[thekimonogallery]

“Artwork in the novel “Higeo” by Rohne Koda. This is a scene in which Daisuke Kasai, who lost the battle of Nagashino, is imprisoned. In the novel, it is described as a beard like black lacquer and a red face like a jujube. This fine beard is also due to the woodcut. The artist is Eiara Tomioka. “

[expressions-of-nature]

Lightning over Hazmburk Castle, Czech Republic by Jan Drahokoupil

[abistevens]

The Dragon of Bures, 1405. Thought to actually be sightings of King Richard I’s escaped pet crocodile! (A belated completion of a sketch I did for Folktale Week.)

[roua-poemului]

“Your eyes. Your eyes. Eyes with teeth. Terrible as obsidian. The days to come in those eyes, the days gone by. And beneath that fierceness, something ancient and tender as rain.”

— Sandra Cisneros, from Woman Hollering Creek; “Eyes of Zapata,” c. 1991.