SLUT CEMETERY

This is a bracelet made from woven human hair, popular during the mid 19th century. These were not always mourning pieces - they could be gifts to sweethearts or dear friends. This one has a woven knot of hair under glass on the clasp and the initials HMA on the reverse.

via

Angel of Death

1985

Micrographic Design in the Shape of a Labyrinth, early 17th century. Pen and ink. Anonymous French or Flemish. Via Metmuseum

Justine Varga- Infection

photograph by Benoit Chague

The Doll’s Revenge (1907) Boy is excitedly breaking a doll to pieces when she fixes herself, becomes human, becomes two. They promptly tear his limbs apart and eat him.

source

Woman creates a sensation, riding through [town] in a hearse, reclining on coffin-bed, and smoking a pipe.