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“Stop! Here lies the empire of death.” Seen in the Paris Catacombs.
"SINÉAD O’CONNOR WITH ANGEL" ALBERT WATSON | NYC, 1992 [archival pigment print | 29 9/10 × 24"]
This Friday the 13th, we share a haunting etching from 1900: Soren Lünd's "The Old Horse." A spectral figure of Death rides in stark detail, reminding us of art’s ability to capture the mysteries of life and beyond.
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And in the still silence of that frigid morning, I could finally breathe.
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Jeanne Dirys photographed by Léopold Reutlinger, c. 1905-1910.