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Antonio del Pollaiuolo. Apollo and Daphne, probably 1470-80. Oil on wood, 29.5 x 20 cm. The National Gallery, London.

amare-habeo

Jogen Chowdhury (Indian, born 1939) Reminiscences of a dream, 1976

Ink & oil pastel, 35 cm x 34 cm

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neoyorzapoteca

David Lynch

dailyrothko

Mark Rothko, Untitled, 1968

Acrylic on paper mounted on hardboard

NGA

godsavetheanimalz

I cannot get over this song…

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The bride surnamed Li cut her wrists and tried to commit suicide after her boyfriend broke up with her just before the marriage.

humansoflatecapitalism

gameraboy

mazzystardust

An outtake from the Hounds of Love cover shoot in 1985.

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Vierge des Sept Douleurs - Italie du Sud, 18ème siècle. Musée du Coeur ( collection du docteur Boyadjian et de son épouse ), MRAH, Parc du Cinquantenaire, Bruxelles.

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frog riding snake

global-musings

Anna Bondaruk a Szeptunka from the village of Rutka prays at her home. Bondaruk claims to have a personal connection with Mary and sees villagers throughout the day for healing.

Location: Podlasie Province, Poland

Photographer: Diana Markosian

In remote northeastern Poland there lives a group of elderly Orthodox devotees who are said to possess special powers. They can heal the sick, cast out demons — even still a foe’s heart. Living at a mystical crossroad of Christian faith and folkloric superstition, they consider themselves members of the church, though the church does not. They are called “Whisperers or Szeptun in Polish.