Mar 28, 2011
Egg-oeja (Jan Mayen)

Egg-oeja (Jan Mayen)

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Feb 5, 2011
benhasten:

Kamakura Hand
Photo by Brian English

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breathofghosts:

numbereight:

moonweed:

deadniggastorage:

evilgirl333x2:

via : sweetlust

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newurbanism:

titaka:トスカーナ 「進行中」 In Corso d’Opera : 雲中供養菩薩

Thx issafly:reblololo:rusaman

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yama-bato:


1 edition of         Cabala, Spiegel der Kunst und Natur in Alchymia by Raphael Custos  (1663)Author: Custos, Raphael, d. 1651; Michelspacher, Steffan, fl. 1613-1619Subject: AlchemyPublisher: Zu Augspurg : Gedruckt bey Johann Schultes : In Verlegung Joh. Wey …Year: 1663

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newurbanism:

titaka:Reflections of India.

Thx ninbra

newurbanism:

titaka:Reflections of India.

Thx ninbra

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Jan 16, 2011
aubade:

All I’ve Seen
The Pacific, from Sea Ranch, CA :: January 2010 Nikon D7000

aubade:

All I’ve Seen

The Pacific, from Sea Ranch, CA :: January 2010
Nikon D7000

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narkissa:

by Sapronov Andrey

narkissa:

by Sapronov Andrey

(via bibidebabideboo)

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Dec 31, 2010

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Dec 24, 2010
aubade:

Late evening sunshine between Romsdalen mountains (by Martin Ystenes)

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yama-bato:
Lectionary on Purple Vellum,            northern Italy, around 800.
Lectionaries, which contained lections (readings from Scripture) to be read            at church services, figure among the most beautifully decorated manuscripts            of the early Middle Ages. Considered the image of the Divine Word, these            manuscripts were carried in church processions to the altar and then            to the pulpit, where the deacon conducted the reading. Gold, silver,            and purple symbolized the celestial kingdom, the reward of eternal life,            and the radiating splendor of God’s Word.

yama-bato:

Lectionary on Purple Vellum, northern Italy, around 800.

Lectionaries, which contained lections (readings from Scripture) to be read at church services, figure among the most beautifully decorated manuscripts of the early Middle Ages. Considered the image of the Divine Word, these manuscripts were carried in church processions to the altar and then to the pulpit, where the deacon conducted the reading. Gold, silver, and purple symbolized the celestial kingdom, the reward of eternal life, and the radiating splendor of God’s Word.

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yama-bato:

Thank you billyjane :)
billyjane:

Hand, Shell, and Leg, color carbro print, 1938 by Paul Outerbridge *

yama-bato:

Thank you billyjane :)

billyjane:

Hand, Shell, and Leg, color carbro print, 1938 by Paul Outerbridge *

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Dec 15, 2010
aubade:

(by brigitte heinsch)

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marsiouxpial:

The Upas, or Poison-Tree, in the Island of Java,ca. 1820,Francis Danby(ARA)

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