SalpiannaJones

I like to dig in the dirt

[dtf-collages-deactivated2023072]

An over 400 million year old, unproblematic dynasty

[lionfloss]

水辺の桜、朝日に輝く

[zegalba]

Alejando Dumas: La Dama de las Camelias (1848)

[americanprimitives-deactivated2]

Yelle | Noir | 2020

Comment t'habilles-tu ce soir? Moi, je m'habille en noir.

[yourneighbortoasty]

moomin floating in a cup of green tea

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[witchesversuspatriarchy]

It’s infuriating how so many women were (and still are) discriminated against for being female

[wanderingchaos]

she also killed and dissected a rabbit so that her peter rabbit would be as ACCURATE as possible. all the magic of countless children’s childhoods was built upon the bones of a single bunny’s sacrifice. how delightful. how horrific. what necromancer could dream of such impact with a single stroke of their blade.

[whetstonefires]

(celebrated children’s fantasist) diana wynne jones said that she once wandered into beatrix potter’s yard by accident as a kid and got chased off because beatrix potter disliked children, which really fits into the rest of this quite neatly

[brawltogethernow]

diana wynne jones Is hysterical like does she have an anecdote about personally irritating every famous English novelist (whirlibird)

[hopexgallery]

1960's interiors of Danish designer Verner Panton.

[aletheyass]

just seen someone criticize the divine comedy by saying that it's not relatable which is of course incommensurably stupid because relatability should never be the only criterion through which one can judge the validity and quality of a piece of work &c but also. just because you tedious unimaginative losers have never been on a journey to hell and purgatory with your long dead favorite writer doesn't mean others haven't. happened to me

[lets-talk-about-sects]

WHO PUT THIS IN THE TAGS

[communistkenobi]

On a superficial level it is easy to see why the map appears to be a graphic representation of some aspect of the real world, for it presupposes the existence of borders and boundary lines. Logically this would appear to mean that boundary lines must exist before the map. But in reality the reverse has been true. As Thongchai Winichakul comments, ‘it is the concept of a nation in the modern geographical sense that requires the necessity of having boundary lines clearly demarcated. A map may not just function as a medium; it could well be the creator of the supposed reality.’ Sovereignty does not just imply space, it creates it; left to itself, the earth has no political form.

— Off the Map: On Violence and Cartography (Neocleous, 2003)

[hempkitty]

can someone please be proud of me like fuck I’m trying

[gremlin-pattie]

reblog to let prev know you’re proud of them

[effemimaniac]

bro you're seizing the day too much you're gonna give yourself carpal diem

[bobdylan-n-jonimitchell]

Joni Mitchell puffing on her pipe, ca. 1969.

[the-evil-clergyman]

The Vision, from The Book of Death by Kay Nielsen (1910)

[s0irenic]

Lilies of the valley for Cinderella - Sergey Lesnikov

[poetamagus]

[sometimesthepossible]

“Interior” - John Sten

[zegalba]

japanese matchboxes