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"The Church is not the assembly of saints, it is the mass of sinners who repent, who, sinners though they are, have turned towards God and are oriented towards Him." ~St. Ephraim the Syrian

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Les Raisins de la mort (1978)

La Ville des pirates (1983)

La Fiancée de Dracula (2002)

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Ernst Fuchs (1930-2015) - Nachthimmel (Night Sky)

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Falling Stars Observed from the Balloon, illustration by Albert Tissandier for the second edition of James Glaisher's Travels in the Air, 1871

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Feeding the calves, Sisters "Stella Maris" - unknown photographer

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elie saab f/w 2012, oona chaplin by ruven afanador for yo dona 2012, 

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abd al-rahman al-sufi, the constellation of corvus the raven, and the cygnus

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–Anaïs Nin

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Scenes from the Life of Christ: 23. Pentecost, Giotto, between 1304 and 1306 (fresco in the Scrovegni Chapel, Padua)

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Italy, Alberobello, 1963. Countryside covered with Trulli houses, they are modelled after the houses built by the Moors when they occupied this area, Burt Glinn.

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"De-evolution" by Kris Kuksi

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Maksymilian Novak-Zemplińsk

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Yayoi Kusama: ‘Longing For Eternity’ (2017)

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“Carved with astonishingly minute detail, this rosary bead probably was created with the help of a magnifying lens. When opened, it forms a triptych. On the left is the Journey to Bethlehem and the Nativity; in the center is the Journey of the Magi, complete with horses and camels, followed by their Adoration of the baby Jesus and offering of gifts; and on the right is the Presentation of the Child in the Temple at Jerusalem. The Latin inscription is the text of Psalm 71:10, which refers to kings of Arabia and Saba and is associated by Christians with the Magi.

Adam and Eve appear on the outside of the wings. The Crucifixion of Jesus occupies the lower half of the bead.” source: The Met

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from Home Altars of Mexico