Esoterica
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masteradept: thelastinterceptor: capscrotch: comicbookartwork: The Avengers by Gerald Parel oh my god the art history student inside me is dying because  The Nightwatch by Rembrandt OOOOOH Ain’t nuthin new about this. 
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masteradept:

thelastinterceptor:

capscrotch:

comicbookartwork:

The Avengers by Gerald Parel

oh my god the art history student inside me is dying because 

The Nightwatch by Rembrandt

OOOOOH

Ain’t nuthin new about this. 

 
 
fuckyeahafricanmythology: (Art By Denita Nyree Piltzer) Bisimbi Bi Masa Water Nymphs Habitat - Forests near lakes, rivers and pounds. Origins - Congo Beautiful creatures that live in natural water places, they are know for causing skin disease that only they can cure with their haunting cries. They are so dangerous that only skilled herbalist risk entering places where they are known to be.

fuckyeahafricanmythology:

(Art By Denita Nyree Piltzer)

Bisimbi Bi Masa

Water Nymphs

Habitat - Forests near lakes, rivers and pounds.

Origins - Congo

Beautiful creatures that live in natural water places, they are know for causing skin disease that only they can cure with their haunting cries. They are so dangerous that only skilled herbalist risk entering places where they are known to be.

 
 
 
 
 
 
ilmatar: Cinderella by Mia Araujo

ilmatar:

Cinderella by Mia Araujo

 
 
 
 
 
 
ieatmypancitwithrice: Portrait of Kalmyk girl Annushka, 1767, oil on canvass 93*78. Annushka, a Kalmyk of Western Mongolian Oirat ancestry, was a serf and pupil of Countess Varvara Sheremeteva, daughter of Count Sheremetev. Argunov himself was a serf of Count Sheremetev (1713-1788). In her hands Annushka is holding the portrait of the late Count Varvara Sheremeteva.

ieatmypancitwithrice:

Portrait of Kalmyk girl Annushka, 1767, oil on canvass 93*78. Annushka, a Kalmyk of Western Mongolian Oirat ancestry, was a serf and pupil of Countess Varvara Sheremeteva, daughter of Count Sheremetev. Argunov himself was a serf of Count Sheremetev (1713-1788). In her hands Annushka is holding the portrait of the late Count Varvara Sheremeteva.

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