musings-of-a-philhellene
musings-of-a-philhellene
Musings Of A Philhellene
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musings-of-a-philhellene · 6 years ago
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Artemis, Iphigenia, and Agamemnon
3 Layer Screenprint on 15x11 Stongehenge
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Young Decadent, Ramon Casas
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musings-of-a-philhellene · 6 years ago
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Daphne Christoforou
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daren thomas magee 
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Kometenbuch, 1587 (Northeast France or Flanders)
ORKA - Open Repository Kassel 
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musings-of-a-philhellene · 6 years ago
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Sun and Moon
Vincent of Beauvais, Le Mirouer historial (French translation of Speculum historiale), Paris 1463
BnF, Français 50, fol. 19r
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musings-of-a-philhellene · 6 years ago
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SOMETIMES I FEEL I’VE GOT TO
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Parsifal, 1912, Odilon Redon
Medium: pastel,paper
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“Athènes. Acropole. Côté O.” by Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey
1842
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Ariana, the silent statue, 1913, Giorgio de Chirico
Medium: oil,canvas
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musings-of-a-philhellene · 6 years ago
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ancient greek word of the day: ἀνθοφόρος (anthophoros), bearing flowers, flowery; title of a priestess of Demeter and Kore
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musings-of-a-philhellene · 6 years ago
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musings-of-a-philhellene · 6 years ago
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I like how in olden times dudes used to paint past historical events with the clothing and surroundings of the painter’s current day, like some medieval monk painting Jesus and friends in a tunic and hose. I think we should bring that back. I want to see Caesar crossing the Rubicon in crocs.
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musings-of-a-philhellene · 6 years ago
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Me, crabwalking out of my room in search of drink at 2 am: THORSTy… THORSTY….
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Recreated Tang-dynasty outfits based on cave paintings
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