Le vide est ton nouveau prénom

They’ve had many lives and many ages: cats I’ve met in my time travels.

Collection: National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia

Petersen Rock Gardens, Bend, Oregon.  Designed by Mr. Peterson, they are constructed of native Oregon stone.

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The Book of Revelation, a study of the last prophetic book of Holy Scripture, 1919

Regnault’s painting illustrates a story from Homer’s Iliad. Automedon, chariot driver for the Greek warrior Achilles, restrains the horses Xanthos (behind) and Balios, two beasts who could predict the future. As Regnault wrote, “the horses, aware that their master [Achilles] is taking them into combat, and that this combat will be the last and will cost him his life, struggle and wrest with the groom who has come to take them from their pasture. One of them, chestnut brown, rises like a great dark phantom, outlining himself against the sky. I wanted to give the picture a foretaste of disaster.”

Chopin's Last Chords (1860/Oil on canvas/postcard) - Józef Męcina-Krzesz

🐿 Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London.. London: Academic Press, [etc.], 1833-1965.. Original source Image description: Illustration of a squirrel (Sciurus macrotis) perched on a tree branch. The squirrel has a reddish-brown back with a white stripe running along its side, and a large, bushy tail with a mix of gray and brown fur. It has tufted ears and dark eyes, and its front paws grasp the branch, showing sharp claws. The branch is textured with moss and small leaves, set against a pale, neutral background typical of scientific drawings from the 19th century.

Women’s Day postcard by V. Beskakotov and O. Vorona (Ukraine, 1959)

Gotthardt Kuehl (German, 1850-1915) - Woman with parasol and ruffled cloak standing in a sunroom

Jardim de Santa Barbara, Braga, PORTUGAL

Miss Gabriele Ray on a vintage postcard

Winter in Hokkaido with a snow fox.

Your little wifey’s hand