Irving Penn (1917–2009), Ginkgo Leaves, New York, 1990. Dye transfer print. Image/sheet: 22¾ x 19½ in (57.8 x 49.5 cm). This work is from an edition of twenty-two.
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Irving Penn (1917–2009), Ginkgo Leaves, New York, 1990. Dye transfer print. Image/sheet: 22¾ x 19½ in (57.8 x 49.5 cm). This work is from an edition of twenty-two.
“Odin is god of men: the men, living and dead, of the werewolf brotherhoods. He is god of the Männerbund, of the Wild Army, the standard features of which are the cult of the dead, animal transformations, and orgiastic rites.”
— Kris Kershaw, One Eyed God
Axe head, Scandinavia, 11th-12th century
from The MET
chou-chous //
Toledo, Spain
Udmurtia, western Russia
Labyrinth on the portico of the cathedral of San Martino at Lucca, Tuscany, Italy
"Here is the labyrinth which the Cretan Daedalus built, from which no one who entered could ever find the way out, for inside it the Minotaur devoured them, and it was closed by Ariadne’s thread."
André Steiner Lily 1933
Two thousand year old Thracian chariot with horse skeletons - found in Karanovo, Bulgaria - 2008
Head of a ceremonial war hammer, France or Italy, circa 1550-1625
from The MET
GEORGIA, Svaneti, September 2014
Jason and the Argonauts by Poly Bernatene
Architecture of Prague is truly mesmerizing
My photography, November 2025
« Vikings », Alexander Groznov, 2023