Fantasia (1940)

Weighing around one kilogram (2.2 pounds) at birth the young Chinese water deer is able to stand after just an hour, and spends most of the first few weeks hiding in vegetation.

Chinese Shadows, the Rabbit

Lid with beautiful complex geometrical ornaments, black terracotta, Neolithic period, Vinča culture, around 5000 – 4500 BC, found in Serbia. Collection of National Museum of Serbia in Belgrade. Vinča culture left us many original and interesting artistic forms, especially anthropomorphic figurines, prosopomorphic lids, altars and decorated pottery. The Vinča was highly developed culture which is known for organized settlements, sophisticated art and early exploitation and processing of copper ore. The oldest traces of metallurgy in Europe were discovered at several sites of Vinča culture in Serbia such are Pločnik, Belovode and Rudna glava from 6000 to 7000 years ago

Dreams (1990)

Steve Attwell Ironwork

“will never return” herbert pföstl

Photo by Folco Quilici. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg7dbyDth3_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Milleabros

The writers cabin by @mudd_architects Photographs by @nachovillafoto More photos on @cabinporn.

My Own Private Idaho (1991) // dir. Gus Van Sant

2000 year-old Roman face cream/lotion. Dating back to II AD. Object was found in the temple complex dedicated to Mars. It’s world’s oldest cosmetic face cream and it has finger marks in the lid.

Khnumhotep and Niankhkhnum were ancient royal servants who shared the title “Overseer of the Manicurists in the Palace of King Niuserre.” The two men are depicted on their joint tomb in one of the most intimate poses allowed by Egyptian artistic conventions: face to face, with their noses touching. Niankhkhnum means “joined to life” and Khnumhotep means “joined to the blessed state of the dead;” together their names mean “joined in life and death.” They are believed by some archeologists to be the first same-sex couple in recorded history. The picture shows a detail from their tomb dating to around 2350 BC.  

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Nära jorden, nära skogen (Nina Hedenius, 1984)