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Scream King - George 'Buck' Flower
#horror#horror movies#horror movie#gifs#gif#horror gifs#horror gif#my gif post#my gif#my gifs#horror edit#horroredit#screamking#scream king#George Flower#buck flower#gifset#wishmaster#wishmaster 1997#camp fear#cheerleader camp#they live#village of the damned#body bags 1993#puppet master ii#puppet master 2#the fog 1980#pumpkinhead#sorority babes in the slimeball bowl o Rama#pumpkinhead 1988
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18 giugno … ricordiamo …
18 giugno … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic
2022: Raffaella De Carolis, modella italiana incoronata Miss Italia 1962 a vent’anni, rappresentò l’Italia a Miss Mondo, inoltre fu anche la prima Miss Italia a portare i capelli corti. Apparve in un solo film, Uno strano tipo (1963). Si ritirò l’anno successivo, in seguito al matrimonio con l’armatore Amedeo Matacena, da cui ebbe l’omonimo figlio. 2014 fu arrestata con l’accusa di aver favorito…
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#18 giugno#18 giugno morti#Anna Maria Dossena#Buck Flower#C. D. LaFleur#Carmen Maria Onorati#Carmen Onorati#Claudio Rocchi#Doris Davenport#Doris Dowling#Doris Jordan#Ethel Barrymore#Ethel Mae Blythe#George "Buck" Flower#George Flower#Gianni Picchi#Gianni Stampa#Gino Bramieri#Helga Grohmann#Joan Caulfield#Maria Rohm#Nancy Marchand#Raffaella De Carolis#Schnitzel#Susana Duijm#Victor Spinetti#Vincent Sherman
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Ever see a depiction of St. George and the Dragon? It's pretty fair to say if you've seen one, you've seen them all: Georgie on a horse stabbing a flailing dragon creature, princess piously kneeling in the background, vague landscape alluding to the homeland of the artist's patron.
The most varied part is the dragons. No one had a real definition for the thing, it seemed. For your pleasure and entertainment, I have ranked some medieval depictions based on how impressive George's feat seems once you see the dragon.
Paolo Uccello, 1456
This is a terrifying beast. The hell is that. Uccello was one of the first experimenters with perspective, so the thing also looks surreal, like it's taking place on Mars, or a Windows 95 screensaver. I would not want to fight that, I would not want to be tied to that. (Sometimes the princess is tied to the dragon for some reason.) 10/10
Horse thoughts: Maybe if I look at the ground it will be gone when I look up
Unknown artist, c. 1505
This is a rare change of form for the dragon; it's the only one I've seen actually flying (or at least falling with style). It doesn't look particularly deterred by the spear through its throat, either. Also, George looks appropriately nervous. On the other hand, it hasn't got teeth, it seems to be fuzzy rather than having scaly armor, and George is bolstered by his army of Henry VII and his children, most of whom definitely didn't actually die in infancy. Still, wouldn't want to fight it, wouldn't want my pet sheep near it. (Sometimes the princess has a pet sheep for some reason.) 9/10
Horse thoughts: I am so glad I wore my mightiest feather helmet for this
Raphael, 1505
We are coming to Dragons With Problems. This guy looks about comparable in size to George, and does have wings, but doesn't seem to be using these things to his advantage (and has he only got one wing?) And how does he deal with the neck? He does have a comically small head, but holding it up with such a twisty neck seems complicated at best. But most egregiously, he is doing the shitty superheroine pose where he is somehow simultaneously showcasing his chest and his butt, with its unnecessarily defined butthole (more on this later) (regrettably). 8/10 bc it's Raphael
Horse thoughts: AM I THE BESTEST BOI? AM I DOING SUCH A GOOD JOB? WE R DRAGON SLAYING BUDDIEZ
The Beauchamp Hours, c. 1401
We had a spirited debate about this one at work. Again, the dragon has gotten smaller, and this one hasn't got even one wing. He's basically a crocodile. So the debate became: would you want to fight a crocodile if you had a horse and a pointy stick? Would the horse trample the animal, who can't get on its hind legs, or freak out and throw its rider? Would the pointy stick be enough to pierce the croc's thick hide? In this case, George seems to be controlling his horse and putting his pointy stick in the dragon's weak spot, so we can be impressed by his skill and strategy. However, his hat is dumb. 7/10
Horse thoughts: Dehhhh
Book of Hours, c. 1480
Here we have the same kind of croco-dragon, but George's focus on his strategy has gone out the window. He's flailing around, not even looking at his target, he's about to lose his pointy stick, he hasn't got a hand on the reins, and his sword seems to only be poking the invisible dragon over his shoulder. All he's got going for him is that his hat is slightly less dumb. 6/10
Horse thoughts: Yay, new friend! Come play with me, new fr- what is happening
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Rogier van der Weyden, c. 1432
I'm thinking this guy is at least semi-aquatic. Webbed feet, wings that seem more like fins, bipedal but top-heavy, jaws that seem more for scooping than biting. Maybe she's crawled up here from the nearby body of water to lay her eggs, and this is all a big misunderstanding. Moreover, George's dagged sleeves seem entirely impractical for the situation. 5/10
Horse thoughts: i got my hed stuk in a jar and now it is this way forever
Unknown artist, c. 15th century
I hate this. I hate everything about it. Why has it got human eyes and teeth. Why is its nose melting. Why has it got a dick on its face and balls under its chin. The fin/wings are back but they look even more useless. Also, George is shifty as hell, schlumped over in his saddle with his bowler hat thing over his eyes. The baby dragon at the bottom eating some hapless would-be rescuer is kind of metal. 4/10 at least the thing is gonna die
Horse thoughts: I Have Smoked So Much Crack
Book of Hours, c. 1450
Remember what I said about the buttholes? First, sorry. Second, yeah, we're back to that. I'll admit this one is less about the danger from the dragon itself than the very specific choices the artist has made. They didn't need to do that. It's a lizard. They don't even have. And it's like they had an orifice budget and they skipped an exit wound for the spear to focus. Elsewhere. It's so detailed. And George had an even dumber hat. 2/10 take it away
Horse thoughts: I Have Smoked So Much Weed
Book of Hours, c. 1415
This is just bullying. There isn't even a princess. That is clearly an infant. Look at that smug look on George's face as he swings his sword that's bigger than the whole little guy. This is the equivalent of when DJT Jr. hunted those sleeping endangered sheep. 1/10
Horse thoughts: ....yikes
And this is the previous one, but now the baby dragon is cute. He's chubby. He's got toe beans. He's Puff the Magic Dragon. His eyes have already gone white, implying that George is just kicking its corpse around for funsies. What's the difference between the dragon and the lamb in the background? That the dragon is dead, like our innocence. This George is truly deserving of the dumbest hat of all. 0/10 plus one more butthole for the road
Horse thoughts: Perhaps it is we who are the buttholes.
#art history#nonsense#hot takes#I am doing a St. George painting and have been wading through reference material#manuscript#fuck me I didn't notice van der Weyden managed to sneak a butthole in his too#the definitive list#when knighthood was in flower#dragons georg
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Midsummer Night's Fairies by John George Naish (1856)
#john george naish#art#paintings#fine art#19th century#19th century art#victorian#victorian art#painting#british art#british artist#fantasy#fantasy art#fairies#fairy#flowers#classic art
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Georg Flegel (1566-1638) "Still-Life with Fried Eggs" (c. 1630-1638) Oil on beech wood
#paintings#art#artwork#still life painting#food#georg flegel#oil on wood#oil on wood panel#fine art#german artist#breakfast#fried eggs#egg#bread#glass#pink flower#1630s#early 1600s#early 17th century#1k#2k
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+ georges rochegrosse 'le chevalier aux fleurs' (1894)
#painting#georges rochegrosse#art#artist spotlight#flowers#divine#le chevalier aux fleurs#fleurs#flower garden#knight#style#artwork#fairies#garden#reflection#wildflowers#meadows#plants#hibiscus
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Roses by Ferdinand Georg Waldmuller, 1843.
#classic art#painting#ferdinand georg waldmuller#austrian artist#19th century#biedermeier#still life#flowers#roses#tableware#black background
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George Crombie
Picking daisies
Gathering daisies
Snapped - Kate Crombie photographing her sisters
Waitati, c. 1912
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Tony George-Roux (1894-1928) - L'Amour et le Crâne
illustration from Charles Baudelaire's "Les Fleurs du Mal", 1917 edition
#tony george roux#l'amour et le crâne#les fleurs du mal#the flowers of evil#charles baudelaire#art#dark art#symbolist art#illustration
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Mary & George | FYC Panel
#nicholas galitzine#tony curran#mary & george#mary and george#nicholasgalitzineedit#userninz#chrissiewatts#userveronika#usersteen#userclara#mine*#NICK#where's the decorum#no fr blond does bring something else out in him#idk how to explain this but his real casual accent came out here lmfaooooo#i know the non-brits on this panel were like wtf is a slag skshglkhgf#mary and george deserves its flower i wish it was promo'd more:((#TONY BOY lmaooo#also tony's camera froze in the 5th one. dont @ me#THIS is the style his hair needs to stay. this exact style and colour plssplspls
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George Russell hosts a slightly odd tour of the Mercedes Engineering building, calls Bono more famous than any of them (correct), shows where the magic happens…and makes it evident the engineering team 100% knows what’s happening in any drivers room based rpf
#george russell#peter bonnington#mike sansoni#andrew shovlin#marcus dudley#Ron flowers#Mercedes amg f1
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[id: two images of portraits and full body sketches of Lockwood and Co book trio with their mid-teens and early twenties designs next to each other. older Lucy has shoulder length hair, in full body sketch she's wearing a wide-neck sweater with t-shirt underneath, skirt, leggings and boots. older George has shorter hair and a short beard, he's wearing the same round glasses; he's wearing a t-shirt that says "what's more punk than the public library", cargo jeans and sneakers. older Lockwood has sharper features and slightly longer less kept wavy hair. he's dressed casually in jumper, trousers and shoes./end id]
older l&co sketches + george is wearing this shirt
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same older lockwood portrait but he's wearing glasses. next to him is a comic: Holly, looking delighted, asks "how was the case?" to which equally battered Lucy and George respond "i think Lockwood is losing his Sight", "i think he just needs prescription glasses". in the back on the floor Lockwood is laying face down.
two drawings side by side of Lucy with skull in the jar, top text reads, "bffs across the years". on the left Lucy leans on it and smiles, their ages written near them as 15 and 150. on the right Lucy puts bunny ears at the jar, cobweb around it and a vase with yarrows. there's a plate that reads"RIP", Lucy and skull's age being 25 and 160./end id]
#lockwood and co#l&co#lockwood and co fanart#au#lucy carlyle#george cubbins#anthony lockwood#the skull#skull in the jar#skull in a jar#holly munro#sketch#sketch dump#digital art#character design#meme#described#artpost#flowers in the vase near skull being yarrows bc to me it's lucy and skull's thing now bc of that flower painting fic#im not making the rules
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A song of love by Harry George Theaker
#harry george theaker#art#song#music#love#romance#romantic#garden#gardens#middle ages#medieval#english#british#europe#european#history#flowers#plants#guitar#musical instruments
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bullying (flirting)
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Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller (Austrian,1793-1865)
Still life with oysters, fish and exotic fruits, 1842
Oil
#Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller#Ferdinand Georg Waldmuller#upl#art#painting#flowers#animals in art#fruit
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Flowers in the opening of My Fair Lady (1964) dir. George Cukor
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