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wonderful-strange:

Virgil Finlay, illustration for H.P. Lovecraft’s The Colour Out of Space, 1941.

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muchastyle:

Art Nouveau Carved Settee (1880).

Source.

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theredshoes:

TRUE STORY

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Bukowski on cats from Bukowski In His Own Words

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otherstuffandart:

Embroidery by Louise Riley.

For more work visit: http://louiseriley.blogspot.com/

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tonightwedrinktomorrowweride:

Angel of Death Victorious

Sculpted in 1923 by Herman Matzen, the Angel of Death Victorious is the most famous marker in the Lake View Cemetery. The six foot, 1500 pound bronze angel sits on his massive granite throne at the gravesite of Francis Haserot, hands folded atop an upside down torch. The torch is said to signify the exthinguishing of life. The years have streaked his bronze skin and caused tears of discolored metal to stream from his blank eyes. Some say the angel is crying for those whose lives he’s extinguished.

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nevver:

The living are only a species of the dead.

fer1972:

Illustrations by Steven Russellblack

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largemick23:

John Carpenter’s The Thing

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fuckyeahpreraphaelites:

The Eve of St. Agnes
John Everett Millais
1863 

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