colourthysoul:

Joaquim Vayred - Procession of Schoolgirls (ca. 1890)

(Fonte: pariah-catharsis, via easterlily-92)

jaded-mandarin:

Castagno. Detail from Queen Tomyris, 15th Century.

Tomyris was a Queen who reigned over the Massagetae, a pastoral-nomadic Iranic people of Central Asia, East of the Caspian Sea, in approximately 530 BC. It is recorded that she defeated and killed the Persian emperor Cyrus the Great during his invasion and attempted conquest of her country.

Cyrus was killed and Tomyris had his corpse beheaded and then crucified, and shoved his head into a wineskin filled with human blood. She was reportedly quoted as saying, “I warned you that I would quench your thirst for blood, and so I shall”.

Jean-Frédéric Bazille, The Fortune Teller.

(Fonte: cinderellahope)

acqua-di-fiori:

Hand of Akhenaten making an offering to Aten - Sandstone

Ancient Egypt from Ashmunein Dynasty 18

Metropolitan Museum of Art

(via artdetails)

psych-facts:

More Here

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Find out if you’re an introvert of extrovert by following the link on here: http://neurolove.me/post/48232160310/are-you-introverted-or-extraverted

(via psych-facts)

arpeggia:

Davide Balliano - various work, ink on book page, 2011

fleurdulys:

Torquato Tasso and the Two Leonores - Karl Ferdinand Sohn

1839

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David Bowie as Tilda Swinton, with Tilda Swinton as David Bowie

(Fonte: davidbowieaseveryone, via arpeggia)

savage-america:

Coat of Arms of God. Wernigerode Armorial, 15th c. 

(via centuriespast)

thebendintheroad:

Albrecht Dürer, Philosophia (1502)

(via mlchidini)

a-midwinter-nights-tea:

Standing lady portrait by Bergen Public Library on Flickr.

Standing lady portrait

thedjf:

Annie Lennox
No More ‘I Love You’s

(via fishdontcloseyoureyes)

littlepennydreadful:

lovely couple

(Fonte: ancient-serpent, via superkintaro)