Humans live best when each has his place to stand, when each knows where he belongs in the scheme of things and what he may achieve. Destroy the place and you destroy the person. —BENE GESSERIT TEACHING
Heratics of Dune by Frank Herbert
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Cosimo Galluzzi
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Humans live best when each has his place to stand, when each knows where he belongs in the scheme of things and what he may achieve. Destroy the place and you destroy the person. —BENE GESSERIT TEACHING
Heratics of Dune by Frank Herbert
The Ghost In The Shell episode 02 art - Junk Jungle
By KindHeartsEmporium
pale pink lapageria | by copihues_chile
Blow Out (1981)
Aztec sculpture (volcanic stone with pigment; 66 cm [26 in] high x 43.8 cm [17.2 in] wide x 43.2 cm [17 in] thick) by an unknown artist of the 15th or early 16th century, depicting the malevolent supernatural being known as Cihuateotl ("Divine Woman"; pl. = Cihuateteo). A Cihuateotl came into being when an Aztec woman died in childbirth. The Cihuateteo collectively accompanied the sun from midday to dusk, in an inversion of the deceased male warriors who guided the sun through the night toward dawn. The figure here, wearing a skirt and knotted belt, holds out her taloned hands in a threatening posture.
Now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC, NY, USA. Photo credit: Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Rosetta’s Comet in Gemini
Credits: CARA Project, CAST
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Judy Chicago (born July 20, 1939)
The Crowning (2009)
Lithograph
61 x 61 cm, 24 x 24 in approx
Star Trek Deep Space Nine "The Siege"
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