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Exotic moths - James Duncan- 1852 - via Internet Archive
Sea Melodies by Herbert James Draper (1904)
The Process Of Lunation (Moon Cycles)
Athanasius Kircher's book Ars magna lucis et umbrae in decem libros digesta. Quibus admirandae lucis et umbrae in mundo, atque adeo universa natura.
(The great art of light and shade divided into ten books. To whom the wonders of light and shade in the world, and thus the whole of nature.)
Rome, Scheus, 1646
Study for the Head of the Gorgon (detail), 1895
by Giulio Aristide Sartorio
Gabriel Bodnariu (Romanian,b.1972)
The river, 2019
Oil on canvas
Agathodaemon in serpent form, the daimon (spirit) of a particular household who ensures good fortune, detail of the fresco from the lararium of the House of the Cryptoporticus in Pompeii, Italy
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Twin Stars by Luis Ricardo Falero (19th Century)
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Pink, Claude Monet
Paolo Girardi - Hydra
Astronomical photographs, Harvard College Observatory, Cambridge, 1890-1920
The Spirit of the Rainbow, by Henry Mosler, 1912-1919
Satyr, Nymph and River God by Pierre-Alexandre Aveline (1736)
Solar Snake “It is during our darkest moments that we must focus to see the light.” --Aristotle
“In the beginning, darkness was hidden by darkness with no distinguishing sign; all of this was water. The life force that was covered with emptiness arose through the power of heat. Desire (kama) arose in It in the beginning; that was the first seed of the mind. Wise Sages seeking in their hearts, with wisdom, found it to be the bond that connects existence with non-existence.” (Rig Veda 10. 129).
The sun is the generator of life, the origin but also the one who destroys, burns, blinds. Atelier Arabesque
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