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A three-headed Satan sits on a throne: bearing antlers, with faces emerging from chest, groin, and knees. From a French manuscript of the 15th century.
Christian iconography. 1851.
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A three-headed Satan sits on a throne: bearing antlers, with faces emerging from chest, groin, and knees. From a French manuscript of the 15th century.
Christian iconography. 1851.
Internet Archive
Fatal Frame directed by Mari Asato (2014) Ophelia by John Everett Millais (1851-52)
~ sign from The Great Exhibition of 1851 (The Crystal Palace Exhibition).
I've posted this before, but I need Explanations more than ever. Also, my brain is weird and when I scrolled past it looking for a post this morning I imagined a place you could go - like Narnia - where it was just a room with an attendant and this sign and you could get as many Explanations as you wanted
Massachusetts - Minots Ledge
Record Group 26: Records of the U.S. Coast GuardSeries: LighthousesFile Unit: Massachusetts - Minots Ledge
Solar Eclipse, Danzig, 1851
Gustave Moreau: Study for Lady Macbeth (1851)
Dame Weasel and Her Children (1851), unknown artist (via)
Angel of Death (detail), by Horace Vernet, 1851.