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A tiny insect clinging to the head of a horned viper
Camille Lambert (Belgian, 1876-1964) - The basket weaver
pavonis giron - aeolian burrow, 2024 adobe. cast, carved.
two vessels in crayon, 2025
The Devil's Rider - art by Rafael López Espí (1975)
Wooden box with various objects used in trolldom medicine, including eagle feet, a cow's teat, several stones, and an albatross' skull.
from Ør grendesamling, Halden historiske Samlinger, Østfoldmuseene, Norway
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From: Grimm’s Animal Stories Publisher: Duffield and Company, 1909 Source: Archive.org
Hajime Sorayama
Art by • Alexey Gorboot
Geneva (Lully), Switzerland, 2026
:-) handwoven by Alexandra Jean Auger in Los Angeles, CA, 2023
alpaca wool and acrylic yarns on cotton warp 25″ x 27.5″
Crossing Po Wahi
Mark Gelotte, illustration from “Bringing Down the Moon: 15 tales of fantasy and terror,” 1985
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#scavengersreign is a rare bird, a shooting star. I was lucky enough to see it inside, work on it. Now it's re-released, let's keep this anomaly shining.
European green woodpecker/Picus viridis/gröngöling. Värmland, Sweden (21 July 2023).
A wall-mounted Cabinet designed by Finn Juhl around 1944 and manufacturd by Niels Vodder, Copenhagen.