masaaki miyasako (1951-) racetrack, 2010 (184.5 × 365 cm), mineral pigments on paper

Irish Cob Foals

God Hand washi tape for SDCC because I wanted to fulfill my sick desire to see them all as chibis 🤏

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HD texture pack , Widescreen mod

Leonora Carrington — Crow Soup, 1997

© Nigel Cooke - Nigel Cooke @ Pace Gallery

Bathroom floor is a mini pool.

Thorn Bugs, Umbonia crassicornis Top photo shows adult female (left) and male (right) Photos by Malcolm Manners

"Annakh is a platband, a coverlet from the wedding attire of a Yakut bride in archaic times (before the 17th-18th centuries). The material from which the ankh was sewn depended on the wealth of the bride's parents. In the richest family, ankhs were sewn from sable skin, in a poor one - from lynx, in a poorer one - from beaver, in the poorest one - from mare's rags. There were bedspreads made of rovduga (suede from deer or elk skin) and hair net. The rich had decoratively decorated bedspreads, even the slits were trimmed with beads. Annakh is a kind of amulet of the bride from damage and the evil eye of people from a foreign family. It is also the main attribute in other wedding ceremonies (for example, when meeting the groom's parents, the daughter-in-law's face must be covered with an annah)." - Saya Yakovleva

Children’s dolls of the Teryukhan people in folk and everyday costumes, early 20th century

Sigmar Polke Untitled 1999 Synthetic polymer paint on paper 26.875 x 39.875 in. (68.3 x 101.3 cm)