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Madonna & Child at the Chalice Well Gardens in Glastonbury

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Christine, the Phantom and the Persian

Made by the @vermium artist

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patricia morrison of sisters of mercy, photographed in the early 9o's .

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Crochet Flower Patterns // Tanitka Lace

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Sphynxe by Joseph Urban (1903)

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Jan van Kessel the Elder (Flemish,1626-1679)

Ecce Panis Angelorum, 1668

oil on copper

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black swans

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René Magritte La belle captive, 1947 Oil on Canvas.

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Titania Sleeping by Heinrich Faust (19th Century)

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Lust (detail)

— by Gail Potocki, from “Seven Deadly Sins” series

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Death in Love

— by Chema Gil Ramirez

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Art by Eldar Akmanaev

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Leonor Fini

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mosque cats x

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Cat masks by Leonor Fini

Brassaï (1899-1984) ~ Les demoiselles de la nuit (*). Ballet de Paris, 1949. Ferrotyped gelatin silver print | src Christie’s

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(*) Ballet in one act with choreography by Roland Petit, libretto by Jean Anouilh, scenery & costume design (including the ballet's cat masks) by Leonor Fini. It tells the story of a musician who falls in love with his beautiful cat Agathe, who has assumed semi-human form. Agathe tries to be faithful to her human lover but is lured away by the sound of tomcats and the call of freedom. She leaps off the rooftops and the musician falls to his death as he tries to grab hold of her. She falls after him and they are united in death. | src The Oxford Dictionary of Dance