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Bacchante visits the Sorceress by Tony Tollet

Idk why but this ceramic plate of Zeus and Aetos really calls to me (aka its cute)

Jan Bogumi Plersz, detail from Grotesque frescoes, 1789 • Inspired by Raphael's frescoes in the Loggia at the Vatican

Unknown, Sioux, North American Native American Witches Playing with Their Baby c. 1890 Ink, colored pencil and paper 14.61 cm x 22.86 cm The Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Female rider. Persian miniature, sixteenth century. Istanbul, Topkapi Museum Library

Two wrestlers, Jan Harmensz. Muller, 1588 - 1592 

Metropolitan Museum of Art

"TWIN PEAKS" S2E18 - "On the Wings of Love"

Feng Li: Soldados chineses desfilando en perfecta sincronización

Achilles cutting his hair in mourning for Patroclus, illustration for the Iliad by Henry Fuseli (1741 – 1825)

These are images from a booklet published in 1568.  It’s based on the idea that disease is caused by various “belly insects” that parasitize the internal organs, requiring acupuncture treatment methods. Most of the belly insects are humorous, which is a mixture of insects, reptiles, and fish. Images and most of text text via Kyushu National Museum, Japan.

Mother and children making their way through a back alley, Liverpool slums, England, 1962 - Mirrorpix

Marion Post Wolcott (June 7, 1910 – November 24, 1990), Natchez, Mississippi, 1940.

Mauritania, 1945-1962. Georges-Jacques Duchemin

Read all about it on The Public Domain Review

(Gallerie dell'Accademia)

Takeuchi Seihô (1864-1942) - Green Pines Castle, before 1942, hanging scroll