Bring this vibe back
Flaying of a corrupt judge, Italy, 1657
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Grieving woman, Canosa, Southeastern Italy, 3rd century BCE, terracotta.
There are a lot of gorgeous Mediterranean works in the San Antonio Museum of Art's collection, but this is one of my favorites. I love how expressive it is: the outstretched hands, the brows knit down in pain, the eyes beseeching heaven.
This statue would have originally been placed in an underground tomb (hypogeum), at a time when Rome was steadily taking over Canosa and the rest of Italy. But this woman is sculpted in a Canosan style, not Roman, for a Canosan family. I can't help but feel like the faded paint and mottled clay actually enhances the art's message, like she's reaching out to us 2200 years later and saying, "This is who we are. Remember us."
The Roman empire was a lot more than just the Romans.
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I know this is horrible but this comment was left on a true crime youtube video and I cannot stop laughing.
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Customer: YOU FOOL
DMV: CONFRONTATIONAL
Verdict: DENIED
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Where are my low blood pressure queens at
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Me as a dad tbh
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ulrike lienbacher
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There’s layers to this
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Léa Seydoux by Antonio Macarro for Vanidad Magazine, 2009
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Elliott Erwitt, New York City, 1954
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Read the lyrics on Taylor’s album. My intuition is telling me the winds of change are coming for her and the public is gonna rip her a new one once her mediocrity is undeniable even to them. Poor thing. Anyways I’m gonna have yogurt now.
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Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven (Belgian,b.1951)
Botticelli 1, 2018
pencil, ink and felt tip on paper
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Somebody get this pilgrim coat for me
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The female ski team covered 1420km across Antarctica in 57 days, 1989
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