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Abraham Ortelius - Theatrvm orbis terrarvm (1603) [x]
> Engravers: Ferdinand Arsenius & Ambrosius Arsenius.
“Most of Landis’s subjects were fellow graduate students. He brought them into his lab and painted lines on their faces so that he could more easily see the movement of their muscles. Then he exposed them to a variety of stimuli designed to provoke a strong psychological reaction. As they reacted, he snapped pictures of their faces. He made them smell ammonia, look at pornographic pictures, and reach their hand into a bucket containing slimy frogs. But the climax of the experiment arrived when he carried out a live white rat on a tray and asked them to decapitate it.”(1)
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Scream Bloody Murder (1973)
A gory scene not seen in ONE MILLION BC (1940)
poor Lon!
That pecular dread of being run over by ducks. By Raphael Kirchner, in a 1916 issue of Puck magazine.
From walking the pet duck to duck costumes to duck-headed women – a collection of vintage duck imagery.
The imagery that Tumblr bizarrely deemed insensitive to community standards: Weblog ◆ Books ◆ Videos ◆ Music ◆ Etsy
Natalie Wood photographed by Peter Basch, 1960s
Drawings by armstrongn
Cesar Romero in Latitude Zero (1969)