my lucky star

The cross at the Louise Bourgeois Church

DR. STRANGELOVE // Aesthetics

Gregory Peck photographed by Ernest Bachrach, 1940s

In 2012, archaeologists in Venice uncovered the remains of a 16th-century female “vampire.” She had a brick placed into her mouth so that she could not feed on victims of the plague. This discovery supported the medieval belief that vampires were the cause of plagues.

Excerpt from Florence Welch’s book Useless Magic out the 5th of July, 2018.

~ Finger ring in the form of a rearing cobra. Prriod: Nubian Period: Meroitic Period Date: A.D. 100–320 Place of origin: Nubia (Sudan), Meroe, Beg. W. 179 Medium: Silver

Boy and dog resting on doormat, [1940s or 1950s]

Cucumber illuminati cup

Mircea Suciu (Romanian, b. 1978), Camouflage (2), 2016. Oil, acrylic and monoprint on linen, 90 x 90 cm.

Joan Crawford and Dorothy Sebastian in Our Dancing Daughters, 1928

Arthur Rackham - How Sir Lancelot Fought with a Fiendly Dragon. An illustration for The Romance of King Arthur. 1920

Joan Crawford in Mildred Pierce (1945), dir. Michael Curtiz

Frances Mcdormand at The 69th Annual Academy Awards, 1997