Peglessness

Steppin’ out with a star…

Hand of Sabazios, Alcuni monumenti del Museo Carrafa, 1877

photos by tony richards

The merch at Massive Attacks homecoming gig at The Downs, Bristol, UK, 25/8/24.

Björk at her home in Iceland (2008)

Painted lid coffin of Petamenophis, 117–138 AD, Roman Egypt

Bob Radlinski

Nope. Fat people have always been here, aren’t going anywhere, and have always been beautiful and worthy of respect.

'Sirin and Alkonost - The Birds of Joy and Sorrow' by Viktor Vasnetsov, (1848 - 1926)

Goodnight Kitty crochet tapestry

“…I'd be born again as another me - or a lampshade, but I'll be on earth - always...” - shelley duvall

Tim Curry with his GameBoy on the set of The Three Musketeers (1993)

A beautiful and unique Georgian mourning ring. The image— a pyramidal tomb surrounded by cypress trees in the same shape— is unusual. Scenes of weeping classical figures and urns under willows are much more common. The design here is unusually austere, and based more strictly on ancient symbolism. The image is composed of sepia ink, as well as tiny bits of hair that make up the cypress branches. White enamel-work around the band reads “Sarah Smith OB: 17 Nov 1772 AE 23,” shorthand for her date of death, and her age. White enamel was usually reserved for pieces meant to mourn the death of a child. This was likely Sarah’s mother’s ring.     

Luke Gilford spent four years immersing himself in LGBTQ+ rodeo culture – and discovered a world where steer-roping meets lip-sync battles and camp glamour

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