Bone House

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[gatakka]

Giorgio de Chirico - From “L‘ Apocalisse” [The Apocalypse], “…and the stars of the sky fell to the earth.”, (Rev. 6. 12-), lithograph, 1941.

[glstudio]

[theinkast]

Nika Cole by Chantelle Dosser for L’Officiel Italia

[theinkast]

Roos Abels by Txema Yeste for Numéro Magazine | Style by Bernat Buscato | Hair by Pasquale Ferrante |  Makeup by Tyron Machhausen

[archaeoart]

Ruins of Ming Dynasty tomb, China, circa 1872. 

[nemfrog]

A black cat. Bruce and Barbara. 1939. Back cover detail.

[liverodland]

Those pretty little things have come for your flesh: Blood-feeding butterflies sucking fresh blood from a sock. This is called Hematophagy: from the Greek words  haima"blood" and  phagein “to eat”. 

[theinkast]

Sora Choi and Sami Younis by Laurie Bartley for Numéro Magazine

[weirdvintage]

Victorian Christmas card, wishing you Peace, Joy, Health and Happiness.  Victorians were very interested in natural history, which may explain this unique illustration.  1880.  (via)

[coldestcaress]

@edderkopper

[ruscatontheroof]

Soviet home design 1960’s

Советский дизайн  1960-е

[sowiesosoo]

[bienenkiste]

“The Season Of The Witch”. Jamie Bochert & Odette Pavlova photographed by Inez  & Vinoodh for W Magazine September 2016

[thingsfromthedirt]

[liverodland]

Dubious birdy fashion: contemporary falconry hoods.

[met-egyptian-art]

Ring with snake’s head and tail twisted to form bezel, Egyptian Art

Rogers Fund, 1924 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY Medium: gold

http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/547926

[liverodland]

Vernacular magic: A magnificently ornate folk art throne from Hälsingland, Sweden (possibly mid 19th century). 

[chaosophia218]

Vincent Levinus - Cabinets of Curiosities, 1715.