#The Headress

[thatsbutterbaby]

Günter Brus - The headdress, 1983. Mixed media on paper. .

[royaltea000]

Imagine the entirety of the heavenly army pulling up to huaguoshan and this is who they’re mad at

Qitian dasheng design update ver 2

[shellshooked]

bro is ethereal

[luinen-bluewater]

Gods, she's so beautiful

[wyfrn]

more vaguely medieval acoc!

[lucarrie]

RINKA | 凛花

Finally gave Phantom Siita a listen, and I'm now obsessed

Rinka's my current oshi and Devilish Girl/魔性少女 is my fave song so great coincidence that that's her center song :D

It doesn't look like her at all but I tried drawing her 💀🙏

[gwempire]

They are picking a flower for their artisan girlfriend

[galleryofart]

The Cupid Seller

Artist: Joseph-Marie Vien (French, 1716–1809)

Date: 1763

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Musée National du Château de Fontainebleau

Description

This painting by Joseph Marie Vien (1716-1809) was painted in 1763 and given as a gift to to the Countess du Barry in 1788, the last and sulphurous mistress of Louis XV, who hung it in her castle at Louveciennes.. It was confiscated during the Revolution and sent to Fontainebleau in 1837 to adorn the walls of the antechamber in the apartment of the Duchess of Orléans, daughter-in-law to King Louis-Philippe. The painting was admired by many at the Salons, notably by Diderot. In the the history of painting it has become a kind of manifesto for neoclassicism. The subject is inspired by an ancient Roman painting discovered in 1759 in Gragnano near Naples, which was popularised in engraving as early as 1762.

Numerous details give the work the “Greek touch” that was a la mode in the arts at that time. The rocky boulders are followed by friezes of triglyphs and metopes, fluted pilaster columns and the antique style of headdresses and costumes skilfully draped and worn by the young women in this painting. However, the graceful faces with powdery complexions, the delicate jewellery box, the smooth gestures and the detail of the rose on the table give this scene a boudoir atmosphere, not unlike the rococo theme of the fashion merchant.

[ghoulishautism]

Me, insane: What if the crown of fire wasn't originally in the shape of a crown, but became as such because crowns were just the common symbol of power

(not even political power necessarily, just power in general)

[rhyme-draws-stuff]

the godess selene!

(tumblr please don't make this blurry ;-;)

[bumblingbabooshka]

[TUVOKTOBER: Day 15] At First Sight. [Patreon | Commissions]

[lavendorium]

It isn't my birthday for another month but I've already started buying myself presents lol

[chronivore]

Girl in Russian Kokoshnik, late 19th Century, Russia.

[omgcatboi]

I just learned you can report anons, so guess what just happened to the anon being intentionally transphobic to me? ( they got reported )

I don't ever post about any negativity sent my way because I always just block and go about my day, but this time, I noticed that you can infact report anons now.

So I'm just spreading awareness so all my followers know that you can, infact, possibly get someones account shadowbanned for them sending enough anon hate that gets reported.

I understand being degraded, insulted, and humiliatiled are all kinks I have and thoroughly enjoy but you need to ask someone in dms or anon if it's ok to call them certain things before you do so. I reported the anon because I don't want these behaviors being normalized against other fat trans folk despite me personally not being bothered by these insults.

[apollos-olives]

https://www.tumblr.com/lingering-sunrise/736008397228507136/source?source=share

woahhhhh. Like y’all are NATIVE native to that land. Like y’all have been there foreverrrrrr. Well maybe not forever, but for a really long time.

yep!! palestinians come from the ancient canaanites and we still practice a lot of their traditions and a lot of their culture is embedded into ours. zionists WISH they could be as indigenous as us 💀💀

[undergroundrockpress]

Girl in Cape & Headress, 1967. Photo : Dennis Hopper.