Michel Blanc-Dumont
occasionally subtle

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Mike Driver
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ

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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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One Nice Bug Per Day
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Michel Blanc-Dumont
Dog sculptures turned golden from tourists petting them throughout the years
Young bride from Zakarpattia Oblast.
Fedir Vovk (Федір Вовк), Studies in Ukrainian Ethnography and Anthropology (Студії з української етнографії та антропології), 1927.
via ukrainian_garment
ytp sentence
Puritan Nomenclature https://slate.com/human-interest/2013/09/puritan-names-lists-of-bizarre-religious-nomenclature-used-by-puritans.html
Adorned
roman curse tablets for chariot races are so funny because they're basically all variations of "cosmo wanda i wish every horse and charioteer on the red team went to hell no matter what"
yeah
Jane Crowther aka Bug Art (English, b. York, England) - Black Cat (Postcard PL-352501) Embossed with Gold Foil, 2002, Postcards
Albert Kollmann (1878 - 1962) - Farming Village c.1920. Oil on canvas.
Japanese prints from 1873 depicting famous Western inventors and scholars in times of trouble. Pictured: Audubon (work eaten by mice), Carlyle (papers burnt), and Arkwright (spinning machine smashed by wife). More here: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/japanese-prints-of-western-inventors-artists-and-scholars-1873
Traverse Board, 18th -19th century
Simple traverse boards were used in northern Europe by the 16th century to keep a record of a ship’s movements. They were circular and had a series of holes along lines marking the 32 points of the compass. Pegs were attached to the board by string and placed in the correct hole for the course being steered, normally one hole for each half hour of the watch, as measured by a sand-glass.
At the end of each watch the records were written down, usually by the ship’s master, and the pegs pulled out ready for the next watch.
Be right back, gonna write a set of naval combat rules with the most realistic course plotting mechanics ever seen. Just need to contract a woodshop for the boxed set components.
Pieter Pourbus - Members of the Fraternity of the Holy Blood (1556). Details.
Allegory of the Telephone and the Telegraph.
Telegraph's arm should rotate to catch the message from Telephone.
watching a video on brewing Mesopotamian beer and look at this orange man (his ass cannot guard the barley)
Tim Walker
Three crows against a rising sun, Kubo Shunman, Japan, Edo period, Mid 1800’s
Cherub with gun on a pile of skulls. Love reflects on Death, XIX century. — Gustave Doré (1832-1883)