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sixpenceee

People wear their gas masks at a wedding, Moscow 1930’s.

katpowell

Preview of my next image and video recording! #fantasyart #conceptart #watercolorpainting #eye #katpowell #art

twocubes

“haha you always have your headphones on, what music do you listen to?”

“oh, yknow, normal stuff”

thenightetc

@argumate

argumate

hey I have taste, I would only listen to the nightcore remix of this track.

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hominisaevum

Shrouded within the park of Villa Demidoff, in Medici Villas (Unesco World Heritage List, 2013), Tuscany, just 7 miles north of Florence, there sits a gigantic XVI century sculpture, 14-meter-tall masterpiece - known as the Appennine Colossus. The brooding structure was first erected in 1580 by Flemish sculptor Giambologna, pseudonym of Jean de Boulogne (Douai, 1529 - Florence, 1608).

The Colossus once had rooms, caves and inner passageways, and even a hydraulic system that connected the head of the giant to the various water sources in his body.

phreemessen

The Tao Te Ching could rightly be called the Chinese Bible. The author carries the same signature as all the great teachers of humankind. Many legends surround Lao-tzu, but they have no historical foundation, so we do not want to repeat them here. The whole question of whether Lao-tzu even existed is shrouded in mist. There are those who deny his existence, and there are those who assert it with equal vehemence. So it is just the same as with Buddha, Jesus the Lord, and Hermes Trismegistus. But we do not have to dwell on all this, because we need only remind ourselves of the words of Silesius: “Though Christ a thousand times in Bethlehem be born but not within yourself, you will yet be forlorn.”

querk

Spain, 2016

allthingseurope

Burgos, Spain

grundoonmgnx

Otto Dix, Shattered Tree, 1941

historical-nonfiction

Ganesha is the Hindu deity of good fortune, the patron of arts and sciences and the deva of intellect and wisdom. He is widely worshipping in Nepal, India, and Sri Lanka regardless of Hindu sect. Ganesha is even revered by some Jains and Buddhists!

matthen

Patterns of lines emerging from looking at a cubic lattice of points. The black lines form along directions in the cube where the eye can see unobstructed to the other side. [code]