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Hedgespoken - A vehicle for the imagination ~ a travelling off-grid theatre, wonder-wagon and home. Support this dream here:
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Hedgespoken - A vehicle for the imagination ~ a travelling off-grid theatre, wonder-wagon and home. Support this dream here:
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Maiden Mother Crone
by Rima Staines
Oils on Oak 2013
Prints available HERE
The Midsummer Wedding
by Catherine Hyde
The incredible work of Kazakh illustrator Ассоль Сас (Assol Sas)
Мои птенчики (My Nestlings)
by Anna Silivonchik
Kharytina Desha, 92, is one of the few elderly people who have returned to their village homes inside the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. Although surrounded by devastation and isolation, she prefers to die on her own soil.
Photo by: © Gerd Ludwig/INSTITUTE
Odilon Redon
Ethiopian magic scroll.
Calendar with weekdays, feastdays, and St. Olav Axes.
"MS in Norwegian on walrus bone or reindeer horn, Norway, ca. 15th c., 6 ff., 3x14 cm, single column, (2x14 cm), 1 line in runes of the younger futhark, 93 feastday symbols in a rather early primitive stage, including the 2 St. Olav axes.
Binding: Norway, ca. 15th c., walrus bone or reindeer horn covers, fastened with 2 leather straps through holes.
Commentary: The 2 St. Olav axes, 29 July and 3 August, represent the most conclusive evidence of Norwegian origin. Calendars in bookform on bone are of the utmost rarity. This is the only specimen in private hands. Runes are normally used for weekdays and golden numbers in Swedish calendars. In Norway they occur very rarely.” (via)
Heure de Charles d’Angoulême. Horae ad usum Parisiensem. Latin 1173. 1485. (source: Bibliothèque nationale de France) (source)
View the whole manuscript here
Mylimoji by Egle Vismantaite
50 x 70cm, Acrylics and bronze powder on canvas
Sing Fire Like Dragons
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Tin Can Forest
National Marionette Theatre / Εθνικό Θέατρο Μαριονέτας