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Claire Keane
cherry valley forever
YOU ARE THE REASON

shark vs the universe
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Sweet Seals For You, Always

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@missgynoid
by luketyreephoto
Have a seat
Marble statue of Joan of Arc at Versailles
Stained glass is not talked about enough
purses shaped like other objects>>>
shit I haven’t been on here in a LONG ASS TIME
Charles Freger photographed and travelled through 19 countries to collect this stunning collection of photos of European Pagan Rituals surviving to this day.
“Fréger’s acclaimed series Wildermann led him to eighteen European countries in search of the mythological figure of the wild man since 2010: Austria, Italy, Hungary, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Germany, Greece, Macedonia, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Croatia, Switzerland, Finland and Romania. The transformation of human to beast is a central aspect in pagan rituals passed down over the centuries that celebrate the turn of the seasons, fertility, life and death – some still alive today in carnival or Advent traditions. The costumes often represent the devil, billy-goats, wild boars or the Grim Reaper; they utilize masks, horns, bells, animal materials such as fur and bones, and plant materials such as straw and pine twigs.” (link)
clouds and the moon
she is radiant
Midsommar without context
Keith Haring (American, 1958-1990), Cachepot, 1989. Red ceramic, painted black and glazed, height 34 cm.; diameter 38 cm. Number 5/25
if I ever say I hate men just remember it’s only bc men have hated me first, more prominently, cruelly, and violently than I’d ever dream of doing
Gwen Stefani photographed by Jill Greenberg for The Sweet Escape. (2006)
anyway, no offense but I’m literally glowing today
anyway I used to look fucking hot & now I look like garbage~