The Marion Times, Kansas, September 29, 1898
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The Marion Times, Kansas, September 29, 1898
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did you know you can still browse the world's first website?
true, it's not much to look at, but it's an incredibly significant piece of history (and it's only 30ish years old!)
find it at http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/TheProject.html
Happy Sci-Fi Dolphin Saturday. Ron Cobb, for San Francisco Express Times, 1968.
Plates from Planetarium Effectus et Eorum in Signis Zodiaci (The Effects of the Planets and the Signs of the Zodiac) by Maarten de Vos & Jan Sadeler I (1585)
Children of Luna (Monday):
Children of Mars (Tuesday):
Children of Mercury (Wednesday):
Children of Jupiter (Thursday):
Children of Venus (Friday):
Children of Saturn (Saturday):
Children of Sol (Sunday):
King David spying on Bathsheba while bathing. Book of hours : use of Rome : manuscript, ca. 1495-1500.
MS Lat 251
Houghton Library, Harvard University.
Add MS 42130 f.63r
A woman in a pink dress doing her hair while a woman in a blue dress holds up a mirror
British Library
Three people in primary colored robes with ears while sitting in a woven basket
Paris, BnF, Français 328 f.27
Source: Bibliothèque nationale de France
In early medieval art and literature fluffy white rabbits, bunnies, and hares were typically motifs of innocence, venerability, and purity.
Vengeful, merciless, and hyper-violent…bunnies? This is the story of the killer rabbits in the weird world of medieval manuscripts.
Medea, 1873 Anselm Feuerbach
THE YELLOW FAIRY BOOK by Andrew Lang (London/New York: Macmillan, 1906) Illustrations by Henry Justice Ford.
Mermaid-Figure with four faces mami wata, Ewe / Fon-Peoples, Togo, Benin
Hans Sloane’s copy of Richard Bovet, Pandæmonium, or the Devil’s Cloyster. Being a further blow to modern Sadduceism, proving the existence of witches and spirits, etc. 1684. 719.d.24
Arthur Hacker (British, 1858-1919)
Farewell, 1913
Adam Skovran - The Last Supper
Guillermo Lorca (b. 1984, Chilean) ~ And The Rest is Silence, n/d
[Source: https://www.guillermolorca.cl/portfolio]
Bust of a Perspehone - 5th c.BC.