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Theme Urban 3 by Max Davis
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fuckedwithoutyou:

The Pale Thing - William Basso
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stopdropandvogue:

Xiao Wen Ju in “Be a Chameleon Fit in Anywhere, Be a Rockstar Stand Out Everywhere” for i-D Summer 2013 photographed by Sølve Sundsbø
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jonnytodd:


Jean Rousseau, Skull watch, 17th century

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my-film-diary2013:

#19 Evil Dead 2 (1987)

by Sam Raimi

The lone survivor of an onslaught of flesh-possessing spirits holds up in a cabin with a group of strangers while the demons continue their attack.

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atlasobscura:

For numerous travelers, Naples is the darkest gem of the Old Continent, concealing in its streets countless artifacts of a macabre nature. With skulls, bones, petrified saints, and holy blood, the iconography of death seems to have spread everywhere. Moreover, Naples is paved with obscure legends. Behind every door, under each alcove, vivid tales linger on, tangling together the Italian aristocracy, exalted quests for knowledge, and, of course, cold blooded murders. Included in these is the story of the Anatomical Machines.
Located in the basement of the Sansevero Chapel in the historic district of Naples, the bodies of two people, a man and a woman, stand in an elaborate display. Their skin and their muscles are gone, leaving them open and naked. Yet they proudly present their vascular systems, their skeletons, and some of them inner organs.
It’s evident that our couple is not an object of devotion, so their dramatic internal nudity in one of the most sumptuous chapels in town is paradoxical. Who are these two people and why is their anatomy displayed in this sacred place?
For that answer and more… Morbid Monday: The Macabre Myth of Naples’ Anatomical Machines
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kampra:

“A man reaps the fruits of the actions he has performed.”
Hanuman, Rishikesh
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wizardofgrand:

dark-mother:










”Sabbath of the fox Devils” by L.Crepon {after a Japanese engraving}










I am so there.
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Giovanni Bellini, The Head of Saint John the Baptist, c. 1464-8