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a graveyard that the moon abhors

[siteofscaffold]

Domenico Tintoretto, The Penitent Magdalene, 1598-1602 c. (details)

[thewindowofthesummerhouse]

Junji Ito

[angel-b-torture]

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Odilon Redon (1840–1916) - Les Origines - Plate 2 (There was perhaps a first vision attempted in the flower), 1883

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Discalced Carmelite Nuns wearing the Grate/Great Veils

[random-brushstrokes]

Henri-Jean Guillaume Martin - Sadness (1900)

[lets-get-lit]

Do not be afraid; our fate Cannot be taken from us; it is a gift. 

- Dante Alighieri, Inferno

[silenceformysoul]

On a graveyard in Coburg, Germany

[enneleyn]

Franciszek Żmurko ‘Sleeping Woman’ 

[anaconda-creates]

in love with this medieval art where this lady has been shot by an arrow and just looks so unimpressed

oh noo...

[dollymacabre]

Takato Yamamoto

[gothredy]

[seraphimscorner]

The Most Holy Theotokos of Tenderness

[rizviousness]

Moon and the Venus today, perfectly aligned.

[books0977]

St.Celilia (1899). Edward Reginald Frampton (English, 1872-1923). Oil on canvas laid on panel.

The present early painting represents an important stage in Frampton’s development of a subject that was to prove central to his art. The picture is an unusual interpretation of the subject without the usual view of the sea from the towered battlements. However, the presence of the angels and the inclusion of the organ at the centre of the composition makes Frampton’s subject clear.

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Gustav Adolf Mossa (1883–1971)

“Une charogne” (The Corpse), 1906

“Then, O Belovèd, whisper to the worm That crawls up to devour you with a kiss, That I still guard in memory the dear form Of love that comes to this!”

— Charles Baudelaire

[longing4angels]

Jean Delville: Paysage au clair de lune. 1887-90

[liivn]

medieval heart-shaped prayer book in a medieval painting and in real life