A Crow Left of the Murder

East wall of the Tomb of Raemkai, ca. 2446 - 2389 BC.

Italian 1882-1907

Relief in the Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahari near Luxor, Egypt

Palestine at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Rio 2016

In January 1954, LIFE magazine introduced its readers to a remarkable nine-week-old baby named Julie Sheldon, who lived in Los Angeles and was, according to LIFE, the “world’s youngest swimmer.” Coached by her grandmother, a children’s swimming instructor, “Julie practices once a day,” LIFE wrote, “faithfully following her morning nap with a 20-minute dip.” (Ed Clark—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #LIFEmagazine #1950s

Egron Lundgren. Egyptian Girl, 19th Century.

A Christian Martyr on the Cross, Gabriel von Max

Aubrey Plaza Complex Magazine (March 2014)

John Archibald Wheeler (via fyp-science)