Archives Curated By a Weirdo
This women gave birth to three children and four animals. She seems to have passed away while in delivery – leaving a lot of confusion and offspring.
Image is from the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Wikimedia Commons, under Public Domain Dedication.
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“Vishnu in the guise of the man-lion (Narasimha) emerges from a pillar of the palace to defeat the demon Hiranyakashipu. To his right is a young man, the Prince Prahlada.” – Image Description.
There is no creator linked to this piece. It was made between 1825 to 1875. Also, that is more like a rabbit than a lion? Either way, cool imagery!
Image from the Rijksmuseum, under Public Domain License.
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“Father Time, with hourglass and wings, flies to the sun with the personification of Truth (Veritas) on his shoulders. On the ground lies the defeated Envy (Invidia). Time always brings the truth to light. The print has a Latin caption.” – Image Description.
The piece was designed by Jan Van der Straet, published by Philips Galle, and the printmaker was Jan Collaerrt II.
Image is from the Rijksmuseum under Public Domain License.
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Are the birds the cause or the aftermath of the crash? Doesn’t help their groupings are called a ‘Murder’.
Image from the Museum of Fine Arts & Wikimedia Commons, under Public Domain License.
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Image from the Hermitage Museum & Wikimedia Commons, under Public Domain License.
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There wasn’t a clear name for this illustration, so I picked a fitting one.
This flexible man happens to have a chicken leg on his back. He can show off his buttocks while supporting himself on this extra limb. His anus seems to be protruding into petals, possibly made of hemorrhoids. Such beauty.
Image is from the Internet Archive and Wikimedia Commons, under Public Domain License.
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This is an image from “Paradise Lost”, a book by John Milton. Visually it was worth sharing, but also, the upload title given to it is – “Paradise Butts”! Actually, “ParadiseLButts2”.
Butts are funny.
Image is from Wikimedia Commons and is under Public Domain License.
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This image is by Macroscopic Solutions.
“Photomacrograph of an eye from a pond turtle (Emydidae). Emydidae are a family of hard-shelled turtles. Pond turtles are aquatic, have relatively flat shells and mostly live in fresh water. Turtles are thought to have eyesight as good as humans, with aquatic species being able to see very well underwater. Width of image is 1 cm.” – Description.
Image is from Wellcome Collection and is under Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0).
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Dogs, Dolls, and Monkeys are more the norm for these judgmental ladies. I don’t agree with their mindset – but I do admit I treat my pets like kids haha
Image is from the Library of Congress and Wikimedia Commons, under Public Domain License.
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This painting is by Nicolai Abildgaard. The original ‘Nightmare’ is from 1781 and is by Henry Fuseli. Both are lovely, but I think this one might be my favorite. Let me know which you like better! Go to Twitter and comment on this tweet! I look forward to meeting you 😀
Image is from Sorø Art Museum and Wikimedia Commons, under Public Domain License.
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