It's so cold

group wall licking starts at 4

Moonlit night in the Carinthian Alps, oil on panel. ― Adolf Chwala (Czech, 1836-1900)

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A. J Hamilton “Lilith”

Feyebroids, watercolor/ gouache and digital animation

The egg dance was a traditional Easter game involving the laying down of eggs on the ground and dancing among them whilst trying to break as few as possible. Another variation involved tipping an egg from a bowl, and then trying to flip the bowl over on top of it, all with only using one's feet and staying within a chalk circle drawn on the ground. Although, as shown in many of its depictions in art, the pastime is associated with peasant villages of the 16th and 17th century, one of the earliest references to egg-dancing relates to the marriage of Margaret of Austria and Philibert of Savoy on Easter Monday in 1498. (source)

The Mirror (Andrei Tarkovsky, 1975)

Flying Fish, c. 1910

Bacchante by Adolphe-Rene Lefevre (19th Century)

The painting comes from the Scala Archives collection on JSTOR.

Gustav Klimt (Austrian, 1862-1918) Love, 1895