Sébastien Mamerot (trans.) - Romuleon (c. 1401) [x]. Detail.
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VIVE LA MORT
Edward S. Curtis- Two young Cheyenne Indian men in ceremonial paint : “The Sun Dance Pledgers”, 1910
goth thang
cosmos leeks out
Ricou Browning ripped the head off the Creature From the Black Lagoon and then obviously skinned the poor underwater dweller and wore his gilly flesh as a suit. Now who’s the monster?
enchanted prince
Devious detail from Antonio de Pereda’s Allegory of Vanity
(1632 - 1636)
my biggest obsessioms are all black and gold
My cousin got hit by a truck.
He’s fine nothing broken but he has the sickest bruise ever!! Like holy shit you can see the outline of his muscles and bones on his chest?
This thing is awesome.
I told him he should get it tatted to always remember that he survived getting hit by a truck lol
sex
Hugh Ferriss’ architectural sketches, 1915-1961 on Flickr.
Yesterday’s tomorrow is not today: http://wp.me/pgGDG-2X9
female Trap Door Spider (genus Calisoga), Northern California, USA
(photo: Marhsal Hedin)
velvet revolver
Skull in a salt lake
18k gold with a carved agate skull surrounded by rose- and old-cut diamonds and black enamelling, with hallmarks for London 1852. It has an interior inscription on the ring that adds another fascinating layer of history: Inscribed “James Dixon Obit 1852,” it memorialises James Dixon, a well-known English silversmith and founder of the family firm of James Dixon & Sons.
