October, Louise Glück
Study of a Torso of a Satyr. 17th.century Carlo Cignani Italian 1628-1719. red chalk on paper. Louvre. http://hadrian6.tumblr.com
Claude Michel, 'Clodion' (French, 1738-1814) Satyr and Bacchante, ca.1780s Nationalmuseum, Stockholm
Saint Michael Triumphs over the Devil
Bartolomé Bermejo
oil on panel, 1468
William Blake, from "Milton" (1804)
José Olivarez
Nuestra Señora del Rosario con Santo Domingo y Santa Rosa
by unknown Cuzco School artist oil on canvas (151 x 214 cm), c. 1750
MALi
Emilio Terry drew this masked ball attendee on a Havana hotel’s stationery in 1928.
Emilio Terry/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
[ID: A tweet from (dadvansss) that reads: do lighthouses have wifi? i feel like i would be a great fit to work in a lighthouse. i love the sounds of waves. i hate people. i look great in a cableknit turtleneck. I’m a terrific brooder. i would fuck a ghost if pressed. / END ID]
C.P. Cavafy, from The City (tr. by Edmund Keeley & Philip Sherrard)
Shelly Ann Fraser Pryce “first ever” 3-time Golden World Champion… See i keep telling ppl’ A true Queen will always Rise & Shine!!! #Pryceless
this is such an afro-nature-punk look i liiiiiiiiiiiive
Precious Adams in La Sylphide (English National Ballet)
Esther Pleading Before Ahasuerus, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Cloisters
The Cloisters Collection, 1953 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY Medium: Linen warp; wool, linen, and metallic wefts
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Rachel Weisz by Bruno Aveillan