The Phantom of Level G-5

Reading. Listening. Watching.

[dance-world]

Matthew Benjamin Knight - Staatsballett Berlin - photo by Carlos Quezada

[urgetocreate]

Scott Prior (American b.1949), House on the Beach, 2014, Oil on canvas

[horsesarecreatures]

Foundation Appaloosa

[more-than-ideas]

Sergei Gavrilov

[beammeupplease]

Bathing time

Joaquín Sorolla

[cosmicretreat]

Melba Ogle, Miss July 1964

[robert-hadley]

Visconti Pebbles, Villa Visconti Borromeo Aresa Litta. Photo by Filippo Simioni

[marenostrum-ac-dc]

The helmet-mask comes from the funerary tumulus of Roshava Dragana, southwest of present-day Stara Zagora, and can be dated to the 1st century AD, at the height of the Roman period. We are in the heart of Thrace, a border region where local traditions, Hellenistic culture, and Roman influence are deeply intertwined. The Thracian elites adopted forms and models of Roman military equipment, reinterpreting them according to their own vision of power and death. Placing such an object in a burial meant asserting status, warrior identity, and continuity beyond life. It was not merely a weapon or a piece of protection, but a true face of eternity, destined to accompany the deceased on his journey into the afterlife.

[thesixthduke]

[himalayev]

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[longbeard2500]

[huariqueje]

A Place for Manipulation - Sara-Vide Ericson , 2021.

Swedish , b. 1983 -

Oil on canvas , 210 x 140 cm.

[kafkasapartment]

Desk Clock, c. 1925. Tiffany & Company. Polished bronze, enameled bronze, glass.

[joeinct]

Summer Tourist, Nubble Lighthouse, York, ME, 7 15 26, Photo by Joe Bruha, Copyright 2026

[chickizeestudios]

Odysseus and His Patron Goddess

[life-spire]

[pinewood-to-hollywood]

James Stewart photographed by Ted Allan in 1936.