- Art : Grosses femmes
- artwork
- Ancient beliefs
- ART * ILLUSTRATION
- barbarian
- Hermes mythology
- Frazetta
- Art
- Alfons Mucha
- Anthony Powell
- endless
- Tall Ships
- Chinese Alligator, Inktober
- A boy and his bike, 1920s
- Perfect Soldier anti-war cartoon published in The Masses, US, 1916, by Robert Minor
- Oil Wells
- class presentation
Ali Muhiddin Hacı Bekir - 1777 Türkiye’nin en eski firması olarak bilinmektedir. #istanbul @hacibekir1777 #bahçekapı #türkiye #turkey #photo #photos #photography #photooftheday #kastamonu #şirket #işletme #renklieskiler - @renklieskiler on Instagram
Cosas que aparecen en cuarentena II - @itanoira on Instagram
- el roto
- Old Jamaica
While male Victorian photographers often set off to explore faraway places, amateur photographer Clementina Hawarden had to work close to home. She had 10 children, but this didnt stop her from creating exquisite images of her muses - her daughters. Learn about her story via the link in bio. - @vamuseum on Instagram
- Hawaiian people
- German expressionism art
- Art - Drawing - Figures
- Ottomam cartoon satirizing sugar shortages, 1918
- Turkish Republic vs. Ottoman Empire Turkey, October 1924
- .jouissance III ♀♀
- Aloysius Bertrand
- Breastfeeding in History
- Carta Azzurra
- (1700-1799) Mens Shirts
- Analog character design
: JIM FRENCH (American, 1932-2017) Devotion” 1969 graphite on paper 17 x 14 inches - @GayArtCollection - . #gayartcollection#graphiteonpaper#pencilonpaper#artegay#gaydrawing#gayillustration#gayilustracion#maleart#maleform#malebeauty#meninart#artmen#malenudeart#nudemaleart#malefiguredrawing#gayerotic#eroticgayart#gayeroticart#malelove#amoregay#gayculture#culturagay#homoerotic#homogram#homoart#homoartist#gayartists#queerartists#schwulesmuseum#leslielohmanmuseum - @gayartcollection on Instagram
- Row Your Boat
- Anatomical Abnormalities
- Rope and bamboo corset and bamboo nipple clamps. Image is of myself! Taken by Scott Chappell
- Bawdy, Witty, & Scathing
Follow @arthub_2k20 . Artist -midhunraj @arthub_2k20 . #sketches#sketchoftheday#sketchdaily#sketchart#sketchy#fashionsketch #digitalsketch #pencilsketch #pencil #pencilacademy #pencilcase #artcomplex #artchallenge #artistsofinstagram #artcurator #artcollector #arts #artworld #artworks #artsy #arte #artcollective #artexhibition #artlovers #digitalart #artist #artcontest #charcoal #charcoalart #charcoalportrait - @arthub_2k20 on Instagram
- Penny Dreadful Quotes
- Paradise Lost
- Van Gogh Works
- Auctions
. ARTIST TO ARTIST . I wanted to start the week by sharing some beautiful Artwork I have been fortunate to be included in....... These Artists have used images of myself taken by some wonderful photographers! . Please check out & support the individual Artists’ Profiles, both Illustrators and Photographers 🙏 . . . . . 📸 Illustration 1 by @belindapieris and Inspired by the photography of @gregorybatardon . 📸 Illustration 2 by @k.pngrts & Inspired by the photography of @darianvolkova . 📸 Illustration 3 by @rivets_art & Inspired by the photography of @chesterfieldhector . 📸 Illustration 4 by @bunheadodelette_nereid & Inspired by the photography of @dancersdiary . #stevenmcrae #ballet #maledancer #art #artist #artistsoninstagram #sketch #drawing #illustration #photography #photographer #artistsofinstagram #artistsupport #artistssupportingartists #dance #dancer #inspiration #motivation #mondaymotivation - @stevenmcrae_ on Instagram
- American Communist Art
- 1598 engraving by Dutchman Theodor de Bry for Bartolomé de las Casas A Short Account of the Destruction of the Indies, a Spaniard who sailed with Columbus and became one of the first Europeans to condemn colonial atrocities in the New World
- Leading from behind!
- Back in 1950s, Indian students did this to avoid falling asleep when studying late night
- 1910 s
- William Butler Yeats
Eros Sleeping- Drawn from a bronze at the Met #hoboken #cupid #raymondsmithstudio #metmuseum #met #drawing #drawings #artmuseum #valentines #eros - @greetings_from_hoboken on Instagram
- Bill Peet
- Art
- Art of Manliness articles
- Prince of Wales
- mens handbags
- Mysterious
Today in Black History: Nat Turner led the largest slave rebellion in U.S. history in Virginia in 1831. Turner, and enslaved man and educated minister, planned to capture the county armory with the help of fellow rebels and then march 30 miles to escape their pursuers. He and his followers killed many slave holding whites during the rebellion, which was put down after the state militia was brought in. Many of Nat Turner’s followers were captured and killed immediately, but he escaped and remained at large for weeks. He was ultimately captured on October 30 (pictured above), convicted, and executed. In the wake of the rebellion, angry white mobs tortured and killed hundreds of African Americans, many of whom had no connection to the rebellion. It also led to a new wave of oppressive legislation prohibiting the assembly, movement, and education of enslaved peoples. 📷: Encyclopedia Britannica #todayinblackhistory #natturner #sallieellisdavishouse - @sallieedavis on Instagram
- Parisian nude photographed by Julian Mandel, 1920s
- Dean Cornwell
- ...zum Niederkniehen...
برام نظرتونو بنویسید🥰 سایز کار : 11*17 - @shaghayegh_artt on Instagram
- A Priori / A Posteriori
- 1800 event
- Grimm hexenbiest
- Annunziata
Gerald Brockhurst etching - @duncanhannah on Instagram
- Julia Margaret Cameron
- Anton pieck
- [p] Julia Margaret Cameron
- Was zu Hölle ging im Mittelalter ab....Part 2
- Bawdy, Witty, & Scathing
By Norman Alfred William Lindsay (1879-1969) 🦇 #occult #retro #darkart #vendetta_inspo - @vendettagency on Instagram
- Artists studios and inspiring spaces
- Middle ages
- ancient khmer dress
- ...zum Niederkniehen...
- Charles Dana Gibson
- Art
- Albrecht Dürer
- Afro History
- Andersens fairy tales
- Black Folks
- 1805-1810
- FSDE Pamphlet // Smell Tour
Am currently in the process of digitising all my B&W negatives - oh wow, what a walk down memory lane! Brings back memories of many many happy hours spent in the darkroom and the thrill of seeing an image slowly appear under the developer solution as the developing tray is gently rocked. I miss it dearly. This image taken in 2002 - Roasting chestnuts, Tour, France . . . #roastchestnuts #tour #france #europe #travel #travelphotography #instatravel #instatraveling #holiday #streetphotography #streetphoto #blackandwhite #blackandwhitephotography #film #darkroom #filmphotography #pentax #instagood #instadaily #photooftheday #memories #takemeback - @photojourneys on Instagram
- aemulatio 1750 1900
- Ancient places, Sacred Stones
- Antique & Vintage ☏
- art male
- Roman Women Playing Sports and Excercising. Floor mosaic from Villa Romana del Casale, Sicily [1280×832]
- George westinghouse
- Gallows
- Art...a 2nd look
ZU1 Model: @zu_zakova @zuza_zakova #Fotovikend by @bernatmiro #portrait #michafarkas #body #akt #aktfotografie #nude #polaroid #linhof #polaroid55 #4x5 #4x5film #largeformatphotography - @michafarkas on Instagram
- My great grandmother with German composer Johannes Brahms, 1894.
- Confederate States of America
- All I Can Say Is...WOW!
- Brunovsky
- Katherine Howard
- Arthur Rackham The Romance of King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table (1917)
- The Reaper, graphite charcoal, John Fenerov, 2019 (OC)
- Art: Cubism & Misc.
- Costume Design
- Botticelli, Sandro
- Gustave Dore
- Peterloo massacre
- costume ideas
- Salem Massachusetts Witch trials & more
- interesting
- Old pics
- Bioenergy/Genetics
- Miroslav Tichy
- My Paper Doll Collection
- Art
- 1860
- Double Header
The dramatic scene presented in the painting—#JohnSingletonCopleys first important, large and multifigured composition—depicts 14-year-old Brook Watsons fateful swim in Havana Harbor in 1749, when he lost half of his right leg in a shark attack. Copley never traveled to Cuba, but he would have known the island’s contested history. The largest port in the Atlantic, Havana was twice the size of Boston, positioned for military power and the exchange of sugar, silver and enslaved peoples. The artists original sketch shows solely white men; only later, when painting in oil, did he carefully depict the central sailor as a Black man. The reason for this racially charged change remains unknown—it could allude to the Afro-Caribbean setting, the ongoing debates about the slave trade, or the uncertain futures of competing colonial powers in the Americas. See Watson and the Shark (1778) and other beloved MFA icons and old friends when we reopen our Art of the Americas Wing! Tickets for opening weekend (September 26–27) are sold out, but you can reserve your spot for October via the link in our bio 🎟️ - @mfaboston on Instagram
- Ancient India
- 1500s & 1600s
- Animals with Kids
- Two women standing in front of the original Cliffhouse San Francisco, CA est. 1904 [1500 x 1146]
- US anti-war drawing, Blessed are the Peacemakers, 1917.
- Art : B & W
- bestiario
- The Rules of War are not always followed
- Charles I
- Post mortem
- Some more 1920s lesbians to get yall through quarentine.
- Dance
- Humanities
El 19 de agosto de 1839 Luis Daguerre presentó ante la Academia de Ciencias de Francia su último inventó: el daguerrotipo, que permitía capturar una imagen a través de un proceso químico. Ese día también se liberó la patente del daguerrotipo, dando lugar al desarrollo de la fotografía. Pero el Día Mundial de la Fotografía es una iniciativa del fotógrafo australiano Korske Ara que ha ido aumentando su difusión e importancia, de forma que ahora se celebra en todo el mundo. FELIZ DÍA DE LA FOTOGRAFÍA A TODOS LOS QUE ANDAMOS POR LA VIDA CON UNA CÁMARA EN LA MANO ! 📸 - @fotoclublaplata on Instagram
- Books and Reading
- A satirical though patriotic British cartoon from the War of 1812 mocking the American defense of New York. 1813.
- Austrian caricature of a Bosnian, 1908.
- Charles Dana Gibson
- The Pilgrims Progress
- Arthurian Legends, Avalon &Camelot
- African American History
- Frank Frazetta [Weird Science Fantasy #29] Original Cover ART- Arguably the best comic cover EVER! - As Frazettas granddaughter I operate Frazetta Girls LLC and will be posting original works in the Comic sub :)
- Electromagnetic induction
- The Divine Comedy
- ...from the middle of the crowd an object seemed to arise, its long auburn tresses clotted with blood and a countenance still lovely. My unhappy brother uttered a piercing cry. He had recognised the head of Princesse de Lamballe -Severed Head of Marie Antoinettes Best Friend
- edvard munch art
- photographie
- Flowing - sketch from today
- Anesthesiology Pearls
- Antique prints
- Elizabeth Goudge
El 26 de septiembre de 1791 nacía el pintor francés Théodore Géricault. Lo celebramos con esta pareja de amantes que se funden en un apasionado beso. #ThyssenParaTi #Gericault #RomanticismoEnLasVenas - @museothyssen on Instagram
- Black and White Illustration
- Felicien Rops, The Satanic Satan Sowing Weeds, Oil on canvas 1879.
- Battle of Vicksburg
- Siege of Illium
A rediscovered Paul Gauguin manuscript has been acquired by The Courtauld Gallery @courtauld. Completed just two months before his death, the notebook reveals secrets about Gauguin and his peers such as Van Gogh and Degas. Read more, link in bio #gauguin #paulgauguin - @theartnewspaper.official on Instagram
- Oliver Twist
- Art Inking
EYO, a popular festival which is performed in lagos, Nigeria. #creativity #artisanal #sustainableeconomy #localindustry #businessideas #aesthetics #design #functional #smallbusinesses #startupbusiness #thewhatifhub - @whatifhub on Instagram
- DIY Art Projects
- Wagon being pulled by oxes along Calle del Cristo in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. 1927 [ 610 × 365]
- Art - Edgar Degas
- Slavery in America
- Dancing mania was a social phenomenon in the 14th to 17th centuries in Europe, in which large groups would begin dancing erratically until they collapsed from exhaustion. There is no modern-day consensus as to the cause.
- Два капитана& МЮЗИКЛ Норд-Ост
- photographie
- They did (not) learn Esperanto (1907-1915)
- Red army has smashed White Guard parasites - Yudenich, Denikin, Kolchak. New menace threatens it - typhoid lice. Comrades! Fight the contagion! Destroy the lice! [USSR, shortly after WW1]
- Scoliosis treatment 1800s
- Five points
- Adam & Eve
- Welcome to the madness
- Barbara La Marr
- Andrew Wyeth
- Art Syllabus
- Alt - Berlin
- HEMA
- Wales U.K.
Paris Perfection Repost@julienbaulu Harpers Bazaar may 1949 #robertpiguet #lillianbassman #barbaramullen #palaisroyal #eternalinspiration #perfection #architectural #perspective #beautypath - @veroniquereina on Instagram
- Andrea Mantegna
Met een bijdrage van het Mondriaan Fonds heeft @rijksmuseumtwenthe de enorme tekening ‘Het Weefsel der mensheid’ van kunstenaar en cartograaf @carlijnkingma gekocht. Het is Kingmas nieuwste tekening. Ze heeft er een jaar aan gewerkt en toont Het Weefsel nu op haar solotentoonstelling Architectuur van het onzichtbare bij het Rijksmuseum Twenthe. De tekening is ontstaan in nauwe samenwerking met historicus Rutger Bregman en is mede geïnspireerd op zijn boek De meeste mensen deugen. #aankoop #mondriaanfonds #rijksmuseumtwenthe #hetweefseldermensheid #carlijnkingma #decorrespondent #rutgerbregman - @mondriaanfonds on Instagram
- Shanghai Bund
- Library of Alexandria
NASCITA DI VENERE Il 28 gennaio 1453 nasceva Simonetta Cattaneo Vespucci, la senza pari, musa di Sandro Botticelli e donna amata da Giuliano De Medici #nascitadivenere #sandrobotticelli #simonettavespucci - @venere_di_botticelli on Instagram
- albrecht durer
- Joseph Mallord William Turner
Camille Claudel was a French sculptor best known for her bronze and marble depictions of figures in a craggy yet sensuous style, reminiscent to those of her lover Auguste Rodin. In perhaps what is her most famous sculpture, La Valse (The Waltz) (1889-1905), Claudel elegantly depicts a dancing couple’s embrace, capturing the flowing movement of both figures. “I am scared, I dont know what is going to happen to me. What was the point of working so hard and of being talented, to be rewarded like this?” she once asked. “Never a penny, tormented all my life. It is horrible, one cannot imagine it.” Born on December 8, 1864 in Fère-en-Tardenois, France, she studied under Alfred Boucher at the Académie Colarossi, it was through Boucher that Claudel first met Rodin and embarked on their ill-fated love affair. Overcome with grief from her failed relationship with Rodin, she fell into a pattern of depression and was even institutionalized for a period of time. Later, however, she broke away from Rodin’s shadow and established her own reputation, with subject matter that focused on everyday life, particularly portraits of women. She died on October 19, 1943 in Montdevergues, France. Today, Claudel’s works are in the collections of the Musée d’Orsay in Paris, the Courtauld Institute of Art in London, the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, D.C., and the Philadelphia Museum of Art among others. Content via @artnet #repainthistory #supportwomenartists #womeninart #womensupportingwomen #womeninspiringwomen #camilleclaudel #sculptor #art #artist - @repaint.history on Instagram
- Art
For our next big exhibition #BeethovenMoves we will welcome this and other precious etchings from the collection of @albertinamuseum 🙌 This is one of Goya’s “Caprichos” ✨ Like Beethoven also Goya suffered from deafness. While the exact nature of the serious illness that befell Goya in 1792 has still not been clarified, we know that it left him completely deaf. Around 1797 Goya began working on the eighty prints to which he later gave the title ‘Los Caprichos’. He advertised them in the newspaper Diario de Madrid on 6 February 1799 as ‘a collection of prints of capricious subjects’. Together with his growing scepticism, the sharpened vision resulting from the loss of his hearing enabled Goya to create a cycle that is one of the absolute masterpieces of socially critical art. Monstrosities of the subconscious (a term not yet coined in Goya’s day), illicit love-affairs and duels, the perversions and idleness of the clergy, the Inquisition, the stupidity of physicians (and painters), vignettes of infernal ugliness populated by ghosts, witches and goblins: all these and more Goya etched into the metallic medium – and into our minds. ✨ And there is a lot more that Goya has in common with Beethoven. In the exhibition catalogue, which is already available, you will find an essay by art historian Werner Busch, dedicated to Beethoven and Goya… Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes (1746–1828), Los Caprichos: Ya es hora. (It is time), 1799, Etching, aquatint, 21.5 × 15.1 cm © Albertina, Wien • ‘Beethoven Moves’ will be on view at #kunsthistorischesmuseum #vienna from 29 September 2020 until 24 January 2021 • #franciscodegoya #goya #loscaprichosdegoya - @kunsthistorischesmuseumvienna on Instagram
- Aubrey Beardsley
- My Cherokee family
- Ex-Libris, Marin Gruev, Etching/Aquatint, 2007
- 18th Century Surveying
- mermaids
- Uncle Sam to France: I lent you 3 billion dollars during the war, now reimburse me at todays value with interests! - France to Uncle Sam: I have lent you far more than that... Have have ever asked you for anything? - (Full translation in the comments) - France, 1920.
Baldassare Franceschini 1611-1689 Eight Studies of a Female Martyr Pen and brown ink, over red chalk, on paper. 10 7/16 x 15 5/16 inches #sketch #studies #composition #fromlife #line #linea #nature #beauty #design #lyric - @rembrandtseyes on Instagram
- The magicians
- Auction4
- Bodies
- Classics illustrated
- Valley of Fear
H.G. Peter designed the first Wonder Woman costume. Of this costume, he wrote: “Dear Dr. Marston, I slapped these two out in a hurry. The eagle is tough to handle - when in perspective or in profile, he doesnt show up clearly -- the shoes look like a stenographers. I think the idea might be incorporated as a sort of Roman contraption. Peter. The “Roman contraption” to which he refers are greaves. Greaves were armor pieces used to protect the shins. This style decision and the influence of ancient armor is even more noticeable in the contemporary Wonder Woman costume which has similar armor to that worn by the amazons. Share with someone who is a fan of Wonder Woman 😉 Original Wonder Woman Costume Design image, 1941 Photo Courtesy of Heritage Auctions, HA.com HerStory: Stories of Ancient Heroines and Everyday Women (on view now) sponsored in part by Fifth Third Bank #DiscoverTMA #museumfromhome #tampamuseumofart #artmuseum #museumlovers #romanartifacts - @tampamuseumofart on Instagram
- early artists
- Antique Prints
- Winter Passing
- Homer Odyssey
- Book Ideas
- WW1 Art
- Spanish flu taking children away from their parents, Robert Warren Harrison, drawing, 2011
- American Revolution
In the art and design world, the turn of the 20th century was a time of sexual freedom and decadent extravagance. Many artists used the erotic to push boundaries, like Victorian photographer Wilhelm von Gloeden. Discover our most erotic artworks via the link in bio. Perhaps NSFW, but well let you be the judge of that. - @vamuseum on Instagram
- Beauty
- Nude
- Varanasi, India, 1963 [1920x1408] Photo by Eric Newby
Miguel Barcelo - @migueladroverofficial on Instagram
Today launches #BlackHistoryMonth and were celebrating with some of the incredible Gems from our shelves! Next one... The Underground Rail Road, a record of facts, narratives, letters, &c., narrating the hardships, hair-breadth escapes and death struggles of the slaves in their efforts for freedom by William Still, 1872. #freedom #equality #secretlibrary #nobarriers #ignatiussancho #frederickdouglass - @litandphil on Instagram
- Mary jane kelly
- # ART Anders Leonard Zorn
Tee A. Corinne: Jenni Crain, Drew Sawyer, and Carmen Winant in Conversation Thursday, March 19, 6 pm Midway Contemporary Art is pleased to announce a public conversation between Jenni Crain, curator of Tee A. Corinne: Selections from the Lesbian Herstory Archives (on view at Midway through March 28th); Drew Sawyer, Phillip Leonian and Edith Rosenblaum Leonian Curator of Photography at the Brooklyn Museum; and artist Carmen Winant. Together, they will discuss the practice of the late artist, activist, and educator Tee A. Corinne, considering the position of her photographic work within the discourse of feminist photography, as well as the formal strategies that she implemented as interventional methods, disrupting the patriarchal perspectives through which women have predominantly been depicted in the fine arts and beyond. The conversation will address the potential of collectivity and the camera in re-imagining/imaging spaces of empowerment. Image courtesy of the Tee A. Corinne Papers, Coll 263, Special Collections and University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries, Eugene, Oregon @jennicrain @drewmsawyer @carmen.winant @midwayart - @midwayart on Instagram
- art
Théodore Chassériau #201ans - @lorenzomerlino_ on Instagram
- This is The Grate; a cell in the former Fleet Prison (which once stood near Farringdon Street) from which the poorest prisoners were permitted to beg...
- Albrecht Durer: drawing and engraving
- Art: Deco
- Artists: Norman Lindsay
- Old Masters and European art
- Triple Goddess
- The Arrest of Liberty, USSR, 1960s
- ALBRECHT DŰRER
- Antique Engraved Etchings
- Haitian Revolution
- baby
- Army families
- Marcel duchamp art
- Botticelli
- art
- Albrecht Durero
- Jane Austen Mansfield Park
- Dragonfly, me, graphite, 2020
- Lady Dancing with Alligator, Heinrich Kley, Pen & Ink, 1928
- Baskets in art
- The Coming Man – John Chinaman: Uncle Sam introduces Eastern Barbarism to Western Civilization – United States, mid-19th century
- wood print
- Altars
- In 18th century England, blowing smoke up your ass was an actual medical procedure. Before doctors invented a long tube to keep their faces farther away, they performed the procedure up close with just a standard smoking pipe. Etching, English.
- Camber Sands
- City of bristol
#gone - @the_highspirits on Instagram
- *****Superstitions - Suspicious Minds******
- Thirty Years War
- alphonse mucha
- Alessandro Bavari
- @ruthhigginbotham on Instagram
- 1700s
- Victorian Baskets
Peter Fendi, 19th century - @fatarthistory on Instagram
- stone carving
- Adam and Eve and the Serpent
- Death
- Nellie Bly
- Christopher Isherwood
- Drawing Studies
- Arthurian Legends, Avalon &Camelot
- Sympathy for the Devil
- [Encaj■nad□]
- Slavery and Abolition Cards, Philadelphia, 1864
- Crumb
- Lady Jane Grey
hello ! here’s art i did for my life drawing class. this is all i’ve done today aside from listening to rufus wainwright. that’s all i can provide right now ! 🌟 - @softooth on Instagram
- Most of the demons in the Dictionnaire Infernal look rather comical, but this guy...
- @markdionstudio on Instagram
- Anders Zorn
- Alphonse Inoue
- Art érotique
- Aleppo Tropen Museum
👉Cuando Jack el Destripador supuestamente estaba escondido en nuestro país, la prensa le cambió el nombre por Jaime o un catalanizado Jaume. Se pensaba que podría ser un hábil matarife, un imitador del legendario Sacamantecas o un ¡vampiro! Hasta los años treinta del siglo pasado era frecuente la creencia de que beber sangre tenía propiedades casi milagrosas para recuperar la salud. Uno de los casos más tremendos fue un reportaje publicado a comienzos de los treinta en el que un atónito reportero sigue a una muchedumbre que, balde en mano, se dirigía camino del Matadero de Madrid para... beber sangre. Te lo contamos en JACK EL DESTRIPADOR EN ESPAÑA, ya en tu librería o te lo enviamos a tu casa sin gastos de envío a través de nuestra tienda online ➡️ Link en bio. «—No lo dude. Aquí en Madrid hay un buen número de bebedores de sangre. Si quiere podemos verlo. Todas las mañanas, a estas horas, concurren varias personas ansiosas de beber la sangre caliente de animales recién sacrificados...». Todo sucedía con absoluta normalidad en una de las grandes naves del Matadero. Nadie preguntaba nada. Una muchedumbre acudía con sus vasos listos para ser llenados. Los matarifes hacían su trabajo, mientras los bebedores de sangre esperaban en fila ordenadamente. «Ha terminado la matanza —continúa diciendo el reportaje que muestra varias estremecedoras fotografías—. No queda una res en pie. Unas sobre otras aún cocean en el suelo resbaladizo y ensangrentado. Los bebedores que presenciaron los sacrificios esperan el momento de recoger la sangre humeante. Todos entregan a los mozos los vasos que al efecto llevan». El procedimiento es metódico y es relatado por un periodista que, sin ocultar su asombro, narra lo que está presenciando: «En aquellos rojos manantiales los vasos van llenándose repetidas veces de sangre humeante. Los bebedores aproximan el vaso a sus labios y sin reparo, dominados sin duda por la fuerza de la sugestión, injieren el contenido. Alguno tiene que hacer un gran esfuerzo para apurar el vaso; el estómago parece oponerse, pero, al fin, sonríe satisfecho, como si con ello hubiera adquirido un poco de la salud que le falta #lafelgueraeditores #jacktheripper - @editorial_la_felguera on Instagram
- Addams Family
- ART Christian Art & Bible Illustration
- Antique Prints
- Historical Inspirations
Inspired by the Google doodle today, showcasing Jackie Ormes, one of the first black women cartoonists. Read more about her in our bio! - @imaginekidsandfamily on Instagram
Did you know that Queen Victoria and Prince Albert started the Christmas tree tradition? In my Victorian historical, #aprincessbychristmas, Hollis Honeycutt must have one and convinces her friend to install one. Except it’s so big they have to move furniture out of the room and try not to set the house on fire with all the candles. On sale 10/13. #historicalromance #christmasromance #royalromance #christmastree #christmasdecor #bookstagram - @julia_f_london on Instagram
- John Masefield
- Inspirational Artwork
- Refrigerator Magnets
- art
- Capture the Flag
- The movement for ladys suffrage – The lady to the gentleman who chains the laborer: I demand the same rights as you!, the Netherlands, 1908. Dutch social-democratic print against the expansion of male census suffrage to ladies, instead to universal suffrage for every men and women alike.
- Anders Zorn
- Cultura
- 16th century
- Charles Dana Gibson
- São Sebastião
George Bellows: Sport, Leisure, and Lithography explores the role of sport and physical culture in the lithographs of esteemed early 20th-century realist George Bellows. On view in the Works on Paper gallery through November 29. Image: A Stag at Sharkeys (detail), 1917. George Bellows, American, 1882–1925. Lithograph on paper. Lent by D. Canter. #georgebellows #lithography - @vmfamuseum on Instagram
- Executed Noble Woman, Lithograph Print
- Design : Frank Frazetta
- DESIGN robin bobin
- Defeated Confederate soldiers asking the United States for a pardon (U.S. Civil War, 1865)
- When you hear Michael Healy Rae tell Pat Kenny hell leave if Ryan becomes Taoiseach...
- ...Thousands flocked to See Her Die. There were people who Rented the Towers of Notre-Dame... - The Hanging of the Murderess Madame Lescombat in Paris
- Erotic art
