EtruscanCulture VII Century BC, an extraordinary Bronze Sculpture of a mythological Siren, from the ancient Necropolis of Strozzacapponi, Perugia, Umbria, Italy.

Noriko Takeda.

© Daniel Shea

Que Viva Mexico, 1932, Sergei Eisenstein

The Hindu Deity Camadeva with His Mistress on a Crocodile Thomas Banks (1735–1805) Sir John Soane’s Museum

ジェニファー・コネリー ✖️ Panasonic 「RQ-JA150」 Jump (1986)

The ‘égig érő fa’ (‘sky-high tree’) is a tree from Hungarian folklore: there exists in the world a wonderful tree with nine jutting branches that, as they churn, send out gusts of wind. So marvellous is this tree that both the Moon, and the Sun can pass freely through its branches. The fabulous tree, protected by dragons, grows in a place only one skilled in the art can find: the average person may hear word of it, but can never see it.

Forrószegi Dance House in the Hungarian Village of Sic, Transylvania, Romania