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“The great truth is there isn't one.
And it only gets worse
since that conclusion.
The irony of being an extension to nothing.
And the force of inertia is now a vital factor.”
Mill in the moonlight, oil on canvas.
― Louis Douzette (German, 1834 -1924)
A werewolf devouring a woman. From a XIX c. engraving.
Hombre lobo devorando a víctima. Grabado del siglo XIX.
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Spanish Fiesta del Gallo carnival costumes photographed by Carlos González Ximénez.
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Mount Vesuvius at Midnight, 1868 - oil on canvas.
― Albert Bierstadt (German-American, 1830-1902)
Pandora (Detail), 1902 - oil on canvas.
— Charles-Amable Lenoir (French, 1860-1926)
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Minerva in a Chariot, ca.1894 by Abbott Handerson Thayer (American, 1849–1921)
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