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CJ. 24. No.

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medusa in art

caravaggio / frederick sandys / pablo picasso / leonardo da vinci / elihu vedder / arnold böcklin / yinka shonibare / keith haring / frank von stuck / laura dreyfuss barney

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Medusa with the Head of Perseus, Luciano Garbati, 2008

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SPace is the place, Chesley Bonestell

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[tiredstripper]

how have i never seen this before, this is amazing 💜💜

[pixelins]

relax & refresh wi peppermint tea🍃👌

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The Back Roads Of Pennsylvania

[06ix]

Vogue❤️

[househunting]

$2,325,000/6 br/6000 sq ft

Evanston, IL

built in 1895

[peach--queen]

Omg

[nevver]

Mulhollandwave, Andria Darius Pancrazi

[polykowiak]

“I feel like I’ve swallowed a cloudy sky.”

— Haruki Murakami, Sputnik Sweetheart  (via petrichour)

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[ilovegodwyn]

Are you threatening me with violence

[noisemx]

Florian Bertmer - Hand of Glory!

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The hand of glory is an object used in black magic. It is said to be a mummified hand of a criminal that was hung, and fixed with a candle in its palm. The hand is said to paralyze the users victims, and make them unable to speak or move.

[horrorandhalloween]

[deathandmysticism]

Pieter van der Heyden, Hand of Glory, Detail of Jacob Meets the Magician Hermogenes, 1565

[did-you-know]

Mary Somerville is the reason for the word ‘scientist.’ A self-taught mathematician, astronomer, and physicist, she was a master of connecting the physical sciences. In 1834, she’d impressed a historian who found himself unable to publicly praise her because the only common description for that sort of scholar was ‘man of science.’ He then coined the term 'scientist’- but it wasn’t intended to be a gender-neutral noun, it was specifically a reference to Mary Somerville’s expertise. Source Source 2 Source 3

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