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Spartan princesses and their husbands (B&W version)

Thank you for @katerinaaqu and @dootznbootz for helping me with their descriptions!

Night in Pompeii. Photos taken last week by Marco Macri

Night in Pompeii. October 2024

© Marco Macri

I have deep love for the cat.

IT'S ALMOST HALLOWEEN

Hypostyle hall of the Temple of Hathor at Dendera

Charles van den Eycken (Belgian, 1859–1923)

Royal Pigeon

This is why I don't animate the serious songs btw

Cats at the Temple of Philae, Egypt

Source: CatsWithJobs Reddit

Andreas Achenbach

listening on repeat is not enough I need to make a comic of this musical

Egyptian monuments between the past and the present

Older than history itself

What if the oldest vampire was a Neanderthal girl 🤔

The House of Ancient Hunt, Pompeii.

Photography by Luigi Spina

IT HAS COME TO MY ATTENTION THAT SOME OF YOU ARE UNAWARE OF MY SOULMATE

BEHOLD!!!!

THIS IS MOO DENG HER NAME MEANS BOUNCING PORK SHES A BABY PYGMY HIPPO AT A THAI ZOO AND SHE IS THE MOST IMPORTANT

GIVE HER LOVE

(pics courtesy of her trainers. thank you @yellowwwcrayon for introducing her to me)

Had to paint Moo Deng!! I love her so much

Thunderstorm (Louis Meijer, 1809 - 1866)

The Wait.

What's your take on Odysseus's trauma and recovery back in Ithaca?

*looks at all the comics I made*

Lol but really, I realistically expect it to be severely rocky. He’ll have good days, mostly bad days, but what keeps him grounded is of course his family, you know?

But imagine losing your entire fleet under your command...

...only to come back to an entire population of thousands of people, expecting that you will lead them.

What if he fails again?

young Lennon and his fat orange cat Garfunkel

Sea Pinks and Cliffs - Alexandra Buckle , 2022.

British , b. 1984 -

Linocut , 69 x 49 cm. Ed. 10.

Aerial photography of ancient Egyptian monuments .

By yannarthusbertrand

This is what hieroglyphs and figures in ancient Egyptian temples looked like before their colors faded. They were recreated using a polychromatic light display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, following thorough research.