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yolas0 · 3 days
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🦚🌈💚🌞
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kedreeva · 3 days
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Male that hasn't grown in a train yet?
Yep, that's a yearling blue. Likely 6-8 months old.
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thunderstruck9 · 5 months
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Jessie Arms Botke (American, 1883-1971), White Peacocks and Datura. Oil with gold leaf on board, 31 ½ x 25 ½ in.
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1lifeinspired · 7 months
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Unusual Peacock Door Handle
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Archibald Thorburn (1860-1935) "Peacock and Peacock Butterfly" (1917)
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cristalplanetheart · 26 days
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cobblestonestreet · 1 year
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Hedy Lamarr's 'peacock dress', designed by Edith Head, for "Samson and Delilah", 1949. I heard the feathers were gathered from the grounds of Cecil B. DeMille's estate.
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jpgcakezz · 2 months
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Rest in Peace to @kedreeva's peacock Stan Lee 💚
The most resilient little peacock
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nobrashfestivity · 7 months
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Helen Hyde, The White Peacock, 1914
Woodblock print
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pazzesco · 8 months
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The Great Pavement of Woodchester - The Orpheus - Roman Mosaic Floor
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A 20th century reconstruction of the Great Roman Pavement of Woodchester. Especially noteworthy for its opulent design comprising approximately 1.6 million individually fired clay tesserae. Researched and made by Robert and John Woodward in the 1970’s.
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The original Roman Great Pavement of Woodchester is believed to have been laid in around 325 A.D. It is by far the most elaborate of the several hundred Roman Mosaic Floor s known in Britain and the largest in Europe, north of the Alps.
The Story of Orpheus The Great Pavement depicts the story of Orpheus, the quasi-divine musician and singer of Greek mythology whose music had the power to move trees and subdue wild creatures. Orpheus is seated in the open side of the central octagon on the North/South axis of the floor. He wears a Phrygian cap, a striped tunic and breeches and a flowing cloak which billows from his shoulders. Immediately outside the octagon is a circle of birds including pheasants, peacocks and doves. Outside the bird zone is a band of laurel leaves encircled by a guilloche. The most dramatic feature of the mosaic is the animal circle. This contains eleven beasts stalking around the floor: a Lion, Lioness, Wild Boar, Horse, Elephant, Tiger, Gryphon, Bear, Leopard, Stag and Tigress, then follows the mask of Neptune with lobster claws sprouting from his head. On either side of him are the beautiful acanthus scrolls said to symbolize the waves of the sea. The circles are enclosed within a square border and four pairs of water nymphs are placed in the spandrels. At each corner of this central square is a stone pillar base. Outside the central square are twenty four geometric panels. Almost all the standard patterns used by the Roman mosaicists are to be found in this floor. The Great Pavement of Woodchester is one of some fifty Roman mosaics depicting Orpheus charming wild creatures. These have been found in all parts of the Roman Empire and range in date from the second century to the fifth.
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thebusylilbee · 1 year
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kedreeva · 2 months
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You don't really need sound, but if you turn on sound, you will hear me lavishing praise upon this bird in contrast to how I speak of him here. He got so close to me a few minutes later his tail feathers were vibrating against the arm of my chair lol I love this fool
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clawmarks · 1 year
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Le livre de la jungle - Rudyard Kipling; Paul Jouve, ill. - 1919 - via e-rara
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coopzine · 22 days
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The long-awaited special edition of COOP: duck, duck, goose! has arrived, and it's chock-a-block full of all kinds of birds!
You can read it for free on the archives page of our new website! As always there's both a printable version you can print and fold at home, and a digital version you can read from the comfort of your device.
Some contributors you may recognize from Tumblr in this edition are @babeaccuda who contributed a really cute piece of art of a duck enjoying a little snack, as well as @todaysbird whose amazing poem about turkeys is sure to make you think!
Thank you to all our contributors for this extra special zine! And extra special thanks to Larz Alexander Hagen (larzstarz_arts on Instagram) for the lovely piece we used on our cover.
We are always taking submissions to our general editions, so if you have chicken-centric poetry or art you want to see in a future edition of COOP, please consider submitting!
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prettybluedress · 1 year
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Biblically Accurate Angel
Edit: seeing some condescending pains in the arse reblogging this and acting high and mighty cos they know it’s AI and “can’t believe people are dumb enough to buy this”. Like... no? No one said it was real, hun... Like... it’s a joke about what a peacock would look like to someone who was high and hadn’t seen peacocks before... Hence my post referring to biblically accurate angels? Where did everyone’s senses of humour go? Jesus christ, even this site is impossible to have fun on without someone getting on their high horse.
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