#beheading

[maertyrer]

Sevillian School Head of St. John the Baptist

Polychrome terracotta, 27 x 20 x 20 x 16 cm; 4 x 45 x 31 cm (base), 18th century

[magnificentmicrowave]

GOOOOOOOGD morning/evening/night its monday tmrw for me !!! due to demand of literally nobody but my own dam self here iss more panic & malaise :DD

[mikufunfacts]

what does miku think of mikudayo?

miku fun fact #219

miku probably respects mikudayo for the effort she's putting in!

[theactioneer]

Dragon Fury (David Heavener, 1995)

[diana-andraste]

Madame Blaubart (Madame Bluebeard), Atelier Manassé, c. 1931

[tomicscomics]

05/05/2024

Extra cartoons all month long!

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JOKE-OGRAPHY: 1. In the trial of St. Joan of Arc, many stories about her life were brought up during her questioning. Her accusers sought to use these stories to prove she was an evil witch, or at least a heretic. This cartoon exaggerates their mischaracterizations to a radical degree. This is a manipulation tactic to entice readers into joining me for a month of extra cartoons, in which we'll explore Joan's version of the stories behind each insane accusation. 2. Severed heads with dog bones sticking out of the neck will never not be funny to me. 3. The only way you can tell it's a baby is because of the single twirly hair.

[shakespearesdaughters]

[koredzas]

Jan Massijs - Judith wirh the Head of Holofernes. 1530 - 1540

[britvarama]

[eyesoftheholder]

he's still got a squishy face tho

[life-imitates-art-far-more]

Henri-Léopold Lévy (1840-1904) "The Death of Orpheus" (c. 1870) Oil on canvas Located in the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, United States

[maertyrer]

Unknown Artist Carved wooden head of a Christian martyr

Ivory teeth, with severed head showing accurate anatomical detail, from the chapel of an abbey in Champagne, France, 272 x 180 x 185 mm, 16th century

[knightsofsomethingorother]

[theactioneer]

Can I request a cool gif or two from American Samurai 1992?

Okay, but just one.

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Judith Beheading Holofernes ~ by Artemisia Gentileschi (c. 1612-1613)

[aodhan-art]

Revisiting Manannán mac Lir in his youth. I suppose if Orbsen mac Allot, aka Manannán mac Lir, was born in our times and in our dimension, he would have collected nerd treasures such as Funko Pops, or vintage comics, or whatnot, like all of us mortals. But when you're a Tuatha Dé Danann prince and a pirate captain (don't take my word on it, check out Sanas Cormaic!), you have to make do with jewelry and elven heads. Sigh.