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Medieval Caul by ~DecosaDesign (@ Deviantart).
Riders of the Sidhe, by John Duncan, 19th c. Scottish artist.
John Duncan is the artist of my icon, which is a face study for his painting St Bride. :)
The Countess Brownlow by Frederic Leighton
oil on canvas, 1879
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![lotr meme: [10/7 locations] —-> amon hen.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/8f10e9dc0b845a1d42054df2a5767af9/tumblr_mld2renEjx1qf09o2o1_500.png)
lotr meme: [10/7 locations] —-> amon hen.
Svetlin Vassilev, Orpheus and Eurydice
Mother’s Day
Ink on claybord - 12x24”
I can’t get my images to look good on tumblr, I’ve tried a bunch of different themes and whatnot but they always come out all moire-y and fuzzy… but oh well! Check out a bigger pic on my blog
I used some reference for the statues, most from Pere Lachaise cemetary in Paris.I’ll be picking someone for a free print later on!
Sandro Botticelli, Pallas and the Centaur (detail),c. 1482
+ Drunk With Faith +: These Scriptures Point to Me: The Fallibility of Biblical Infallibility
There is no doubt about the Bible’s being inspired.
However, its infallibility or inerrancy is a nonissue.
The Bible never speaks of itself that way.
The Bible is a book filled with the personal experiences, revelations, and encounters of men and women whose lives were moved by the hands of the…
Boom shaka laka!
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Théodore Chassériau, The Angel, c. 1840
