The house of the holy

I might look like Robert Ford, but I feel just like Jesse James

[twirld]

Entrance to Cemetery (detail, 1832) Carl Julius von Leypold

[deathandmysticism]

Skeleton Arising from a Tomb, Anatomia Humani Corporis, 1685

[historyarchaeologyartefacts]

[allthingseurope]

Copenhagen, Denmark (by Artem Shuba)

[darklylovely]

oasis at sawmill studios - 1994 (x)

[thehouseoftheholy]

Lol how fucked do you have to be when you’re in your 30’s and 40’s and still posting edgy anti Fourth of July shit? Some people are my friends but also like god damn, some of you 40 year old self-proclaimed local fixtures and anti establishment art school graduates are making us all roll over. I think we have all had an edgy aggressive phase where we made fun of 9-11 or got angry at our uncle at thanksgiving about racism, but god damn. Don’t you have a family, or job, or interests, or any self love at all in you instead? I just think you have to be a miserable, self-hating person, the type of human who doesn’t like seeing others have fun, to be such a grinch. Sorry your parents made you go to Sunday school. Go see a fuckin psychiatrist instead of unleashing your inner hatred on the rest of us who are just trying to derive some, ANY joy from this brutal ass life. I think just like republicans, democrats can destroy their kiddos via extremist ideologies; these kids will never have any fun or learning about life because they’re too busy being indoctrinated by their parents on both sides of the political isle. Yuck.

[1five1two]

'No Planet More Blessed Than This'. Sharon Moody.

[paintingslaurlikes]

Caspar David Fredrich. Winter Landscape with a Church. 1811. Oil on canvas. Museum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte, Dortmund.

[speciesbarocus]

Alchemical manuscript.

> From the Manly Palmer Hall’s Collection, box 18.

[wasbella102]

Pablo Picasso, postcard to Jean Cocteau

1919

[kitsunetsuki-deactivated2026051]

Helmut Newton - Vogue Paris (1975)

[asundayporch]

[thevisualvamp]

Clouds

[herbellechose]

[lovingbasketball]

[fravery]

"We don't see the world as it is, we see it as we are"

Anais Nin

Ilya Milstein

[muspeccoll]

We recently pulled this first edition of Andrea Palladio's Four Books on Architecture for a class on the Italian Renaissance. What better choice for that class than a book by one of the most influential architects of the western world? The book compiles four of Palladio's treatises on architecture, classical design, building materials, and city planning, and it is illustrated with woodcuts made after Palladio's own drawings.

Palladio, Andrea. I Qvattro Libri Dell’architettvra : Ne’ Quali, Dopo Un Breue Trattato de’ Cinque Ordini, & Di Quelli Auertimenti, Che Sono Piu Necessarii Nel Fabricare. D. de’ Franceschi, 1570.

[frankmoth]

‘‘ Do Robots Live Forever ‘‘ #collage by Frank Moth

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If robots could, they would have invented humans to help them forget the anxiety of Eternity

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