suonko:

Spring scattering stars, by Edwin Howland blashfield,1927

thunderstruck9:

Nils Dardel (Swedish, 1888-1943), Den drunknade flickan I [The drowned girl I], 1919. Gouache on paper, 36 x 50 cm.

mediumaevum:

Piety in the late Middle Ages encouraged the believer’s intense emotional empathy in the suffering of Christ. Here, stone is transformed into flesh by the actual wood thorns piercing the forehead. The capacity for sculptural naturalism developed in Burgundy by Claus Sluter (ca. 1360–before 1406) and Niclaus Gerhaert van Leiden (active 1460–73?) here endows the noble face of the dead Christ with an uncanny intensity. The head was part of a devotional group, either a Pietà or an Entombment of Christ.

ooksaidthelibrarian:

Vol. 4, pt.11-13 (1882) of Report on the scientific results of the voyage of H.M.S. Challenger during the years 1873-76  

suonko:

by George Hitchcock

fletchingarrows:

suonko:

Stanisław Masłowski - Wschód Księżyca

cold feelings at the end of the day

boyhood:

Cocullo Snake Festival