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cherry valley forever
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Jules of Nature
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
oozey mess
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Kaledo Art
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Claire Keane
@theartofmadeline
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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The Black Egret is a species of bird that occupies African, coastal streams, rivers and flats. They use a unique and effective fishing strategy called Canopy Feeding. This is when they cloak their wings around Themselves to shade the water and entice fish into their seemingly safe shade.
Griffin burgonet, Milan, Italy, circa 1540
from The Musee de l'Armee
Proboscis Bat Rhynchonycteris naso
It is found from southern Mexico to Belize, Peru, Venezuela, Bolivia and Brazil, as well as in Trinidad. The bats are nocturnal, sleeping during the day in an unusual formation: most of them line up, one after another, on a branch or wooden beam, nose to tail, in a straight row.
In the photo, the two bats on the lower left are carrying young.
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I really love how dedicated these guys are to queuing.
"The Silence of the Forest" (Das Schweigen des Waldes), by Arnold Böcklin, 1896.
they hate me for my flat facial expressions and inability to contribute to conversations
Buffalo
Rare examples of native children’s buffalo toys, made with love and care by their people to honor the buffalo that gave everything to native nations who depended on the buffalo for millennia.
#1. Shoshone. Wyoming. 1892.
#2. Arapaho. Sept 8, 1898.
#3. Lakota, (Teton/Western Sioux). Standing Rock Reservation, circa 1870.
Twenty years before the term “socially engaged art” entered the lexicon, Wendy Ewald realized that, when she gave cameras to children, they
“My little sister is praying,” Mounia Betioui, Morocco, 1995.
“Here is my cousin, Miry, with the skulls and fruit for the Day of the Dead,” Juan Jesús Murillo, Mexico, 1991.
“My lame cousin-brother is dressed like saint Sadhu Hari,” Kalu Rupsingh, India, 1989-90.
“The chickens run behind my mother,” Carlos Andrés Villaneuva, Colombia, 1982-85.
— ♡ & more Vintage Matryoshka Dolls
Door lock "Snow White and the Seven Dwarf" created by the German-American metalworker Frank L. Koralewsky in 1911.
Krzysztof Gil (Romani-Polish, 1987) - Hydra (2024)
circular structure/patterns in Bruniquel, stalactites and stalagmites arranged in a circle that is more than 170.000 years old
Gray wolves Beo (black) and Aurora (brown) as pups and adults X
This is a bracelet made from woven human hair, popular during the mid 19th century. These were not always mourning pieces - they could be gifts to sweethearts or dear friends. This one has a woven knot of hair under glass on the clasp and the initials HMA on the reverse.
Harry Clarke (1889- d.6 Jan 1931) Judith slaying Holofernes, Indian ink, date unknown.
Edward Quigley aka Edward W. Quigley (American, 1898–1977, b. Philadelphia, PA, USA) - Photographs from his photo book Sam with text by John Crawford, 1938, Photography
Boogeymen - part of a series of eerie stereoviews - dated 1923 (Via)
