Morbid Anatomy
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Herbert List, ‘The Unknown One from the Danube, Vienna, Austria,’ 1944 (printed 1946), Robert Miller Gallery
The Wake Of Our Betters — Herbert List, ‘The Unknown One from the Danube,...
Art from the Grimm version of "The Glass Coffin." Christabel chose to make her heroine's hair golden, like Rapunzel's, not dark as it seen here.
Possession Readalong Part 2: Chapters 4 and 5
Parcours pédagogique | @.Ampère et l'histoire de l'électricité
Parcours pédagogique | @.Ampère et l'histoire de l'électricité
Parcours pédagogique | @.Ampère et l'histoire de l'électricité
Parcours pédagogique | @.Ampère et l'histoire de l'électricité
Etching
Der Tods, Philip Sadel, Philippe Sadel, Tods C 1626, Dark Art, Art I Like, Bones Collector, Bones Daddy, Memento Mori
Philipp Sadeler - Der Tod (c. 1626)
Bone Daddy can not tell a lie.
PHILIP SADELER DER TOD (C.1626)
Sand....... it blows.
Albrecht von Haller, "Vivesection," from "Mémories," 1756, frontispiece. Via Barbara Stafford's "Body Criticism."
Mami Wata, 1880s print
Water, Artists, Mary Laveau, Goddesses, Mamie Wata, African Mythology, Sea, Posters, Snakes
Contemporary poster of a Mami Wata, "serpent priestess" painted by German (Hamburg) artist Schleisinger, ca. 1926, displayed in shrines as a popular image of Mami Wata in Africa and in the Diaspora.[1][2]
african mythology -
Mami Wata black goddess of the sea mermaid
Marie Laveau, infamous queen of voodoo in New Orleans
Samoan snake charmer Poster, printed in 1880s… gave rise to the common image of Mami Wata, a water goddess of African diaspora
File:Mami Wata poster.png - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Sideshow World - Sideshow History, Sideshow Memories, Sideshow Stories, Sideshow Photographs, Sideshow Art at Sideshow World
Circus
"Dreams pave the way for life, and they determine you without you understanding their language
Vintage Postcards, Vintage Woman, Vintage Photos, True Facts, Snakes Charmer, Burlesque, Dance, Animal, Eye
vintage burlesque snake - Google Search
#vintage #woman with #snake
TRUE FACT: Did you know a snake cannot bite you when your in the water or it will drown!
The Eye of Faith
snake charmer - vintage photo
The snake animal meaning is powerfully connected to life force and primal energy. In many cultures, it is revered as a powerful totem representing the source of life. When the snake spirit animal appears in your life, it likely means that healing opportunities, change, important transitions, and increased energy are manifesting. ***dance with your snake
Vintage Postcard
5 Ways Spending Time with your Dreams Improves your Life.
Head, trunk and right leg with a demonstration of the circulatory and lymphatic systems
Lymphatic System, Human Body
Exclusive Signed and Numbered Mark Dion "Morbid Anatomy Museum" Print + Ossuary Membership morbidanatomy.big...
"Cat's dance" Detail from The Witches Cove by Jan Mandijn, from the collection of Jennifer Butkevich. Featured in the Collector's Cabinet show at the Morbid Anatomy Museum, through March 29, 2015. morbidanatomymuse...
The Witches Cove by Jan Mandijn, from the collection of Jennifer Butkevich. Featured in the Collector's Cabinet show at the Morbid Anatomy Museum, through March 29, 2015. morbidanatomymuse...
The Temptation of Saint Anthony
St Anthony, Saint Anthony, Jan Mandijn, The Temptation
Jan Mandijn - The Temptation of Saint Anthony
Jan Mandijn- Temptation of St. Anthony
Dr.Lakra
Halloween Costumes, Jeronimos Lopez, Tattoo Artists, Artists Dr., Vintage Photography, Lakra Jeronimos, Art Illustration, Dr. Lakra, Vintage Image
dr lakra: pen on vintage image
Her Halloween costume complete, she was READY to go Trick or Treating, just as soon as the skeleton removed his hand and they un-manacled her foot.
Haunted. ( Retro Pin Up / Nude / Skeleton / Art / Illustration / Mixed Media / Vintage photography )
Mexican artist and tattoo artist Dr. Lakra (Jeronimo Lopez Ramirez, born 1972, Mexico)
Diseño29: Dr.Lakra
Costume 1882
Vintage Halloween, Illustration, Hallows Eve, Art, Bats Lady, Bats Woman, 1882, Victorian Bats, Bats Costumes
Another Version of the Bat Costume- *The Graphics Fairy LLC*: Free Vintage Clip Art - 2 Victorian Bat Ladies - Halloween
Line illustration, woman in bat costume, 1882
the original bat woman
vintage halloween bat costume
Victorian bat costume c. 1882
all hallow's eve
Skeleton riders, 1920s
Ghosts Rider, Vintage Halloween, Except, Vintage Photos, Halloween Costumes, Skeletons, Old Photos, Halloween Photos, Costumes Ideas
1920's Ghost Riders
Skeleton riders on skeleton horses, 1920s. Vintage Halloween costumes.
Vintage Halloween - old photo of horses in skeleton costumes. Very unique!
Skeletons vintage halloween photo
Faux vintage photo? Or the first Horse Halloween costumes ever?
Skeleton riders, 1920s.halloween costume idea
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Madre Santisima de la LuzThe story of the image of the Mary as the Mother of Light begins in 18th century Palermo, when a nun had a vision of Mary saving a man from the mouth of a demon.The Jesuits made a painting of the nun’s vision which later founds its way from Sicily to the city of Leon in Mexico. There the Jesuits placed it in their church for public veneration. The image was soon considered miraculous and copies were sent all over the Americas.The image shows Mary pulling a young ma
Lights, Religious Images, Catholic, Blessed Mothers, Madonna, 18Th Century, Light, Mary, Madre Santisima
"Madre Santisima de la Luz" The story of the image of the Mary as the Mother of Light begins in 18th century Palermo, when a nun had a vision of Mary saving a man from the mouth of a demon.The Jesuits made a painting of the nun’s vision which later founds its way from Sicily to the city of Leon in Mexico. There the Jesuits placed it in their church for public veneration. The image was soon considered miraculous and copies were sent all over the Americas.
Madre de la luz.
See Mandjin's Temptation of St. Anthony the the Spranger show at the Met. Spranger was a student. Mandjin works are rare.
Thanks Martin!!!
And you'll want to come to our next exhibition to see this painting in person!