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Echo and Narcissus, (Detail), (1903), by John William Waterhouse RA (English, 1849 – 1917), oil on canvas, 109.2 cm × 189.2 cm (43 in × 74.5 in), The Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
staying up late and talking to you will always be worth being tired in the morning btw
The Rhine Maidens (also known as The Rhinemaidens and Les Filles du Rhin) (1906) by Gaston Bussière (French, 1862 – 1928), oil on canvas, 61 x 50.5 cm (approx. 24 x 19.7 in), Musée des Ursulines
The drinking horn was often a symbol of the horn of plenty, therefore it was decorated with mythical motifs. Among them is also the find from the Black Mound near Chernihiv (10th century)
Fields Elysian, c.1906 by Cecil William Rea (English, 1860–1935)
Lamia (1909) by John William Waterhouse RA (English, 1849 – 1917), oil on canvas, 36 in (91.4 cm) x 22.5 in (57.1 cm), Petit Palais
Amazigh Jewish woman, Morocco, ca. 1940.
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i either keep quiet or tell everything
the most sam winchester picture ever
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A Summer Morning, (Details), (1897), by Rupert Bunny (Australian, 1864 – 1947), oil on canvas, 97.9 cm (38.5 in) x 129.5 cm (50.9 in), Art Gallery of South Australia
Archaeologists Discovered Peruns Axe Pedants
The Three Graces (Les Trois Grâces), (Details), (1831), by James Pradier (French, 1790 – 1852), white marble, 1.7 m (67.7 in) x 1 m (40.1 in) x 0.4 m (17.7 in), Musée du Louvre, Paris