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he/him/his • 25 • gay medival history and small art attempts •

uh yo! I am just a gamer with no time on their hands 😔🤘
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[bug girl @buggirl]

thinking about making a bunch of these more simple frog orb necklaces in all different colors…..

[IneffableRayOfSunshine @Klem65140]

"You were the first angel to lie to me. You were lazy. Gluttonous. Prideful."

[just nate 💕 @idlebums]

@large_shelf @pfaffphobic No way

[just nate 💕 @idlebums]

@tenbytabs It's not that lightening McQueen tesla guy was it?

[𝑫𝒊𝒐𝒕𝒊𝒎𝒂 𝑪𝒐𝒓𝒊𝒏𝒂 @diotimacorina]

whenever the female enters political propaganda as a figure she must always be erotiziced and she must be a slut, a succubus, a sexy seductress. no humanity is given to her.

[Medieval Diesel @TimothyEveland]

Honestly can't be too surprised that historical armor crafted by real masters like Kolman Helmschmid is more appealing than armor conceived by "revolutionary thinkers in the film industry"

[blanca ❀ @disntegratixn]

de nada, chicos 🙂‍↕️

[مهدی @M_Mohammadi1]

Hazaras have a myth where Imam Ali came to Afghanistan, converted us to Islam, closed a dam (Band Amir) and killed the four dragons of Hazarajat.

Here are some miniatures of Imam Ali killing the dragons of Khorasan (source: Khavaranname)

[🕊️ServingArt🎨 @ServingArt]

Pomona, Roman goddess of fruits and gardens.

[MΛЯIПΛ @oscillate23]

"The Alchemist Who Has Achieved Illumination", a famous historical illustration found within the 18th-century alchemical manuscript known as the Clavis Artis.

[The Late Knight Show @Knightly_Hist]

Hardest image I've ever fucking seen

[eggnog 🍉 @eggnoggies]

i think it should be everyone’s best interest to resurrect moog synth music

[Aôthen Magazine @AothenMagazine]

🔆 DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JULY 1 📷

We're still looking for young #writers and #artists for our upcoming Young People's Issue!

Submit your classics-themed work now https://t.co/dCZyENaih2

It's free to submit and we pay! Open to anyone 18 or under on July 1st 2026.

[Foreign Horror Movies 🌍🔪 @foreignhorrorhq]

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is 105 years old and its production design still looks like nothing else in cinema. German Expressionism gave horror its visual vocabulary and the genre has been drawing on that account ever since

[Bluebell Raven @BluebellRaven]

On his twenty-first birthday, Prince Siegfried escapes into the woods to hunt, coming upon a mysterious lake. There, he witnesses a majestic swan transform into the beautiful Princess Odette. She reveals that the evil sorcerer Von Rothbart cursed her to live as a swan by day, and only a vow of true, faithful love can break the wicked spell. Enchanted, Siegfried promises to swear his eternal fidelity to her at an upcoming royal ball.

However, Von Rothbart ruins the plan by bringing his deceptive daughter, Odile, disguised as Odette in a striking black gown. Tricked by the illusion, Siegfried mistakenly declares his undying love to the imposter. A vision of the real Odette appears too late; the vow is broken, condemning her forever.

Desperate, Siegfried rushes back to the lake to beg for Odette's forgiveness. She forgives him, but the sorcerer demands Siegfried fulfill his vow to Odile. Refusing to live apart, the lovers choose to die together, leaping into the lake. Their ultimate sacrifice destroys Von Rothbart's dark powers, uniting their spirits in the afterlife for eternity.

The storyof Swan Lake originates from a blend of Russian and Germanic folk tales about swan maidens and was crafted into a ballet libretto for Tchaikovsky's 1877 production in Moscow.

🎨Swan Lake by Rebecca Guay.

[Modern Caesar @ModernCeasar]

Charlemagne originaly was not buried in a coffin, but like a warlord from comics.

When Otto III opened his tomb 186 years after the burial, he found Charlemagne's remains sitting on the throne.

With crown on the head, scepter in his hand, and opened gospel on his lap.

This symbolic burial was meant to show Charlemagne's eternal imperial authority.

[Aristo @aristomarinetti]

Achilles killed the amazonian queen in single combat and fell in love with her only after removing her helmet.

[PmAmTraveller @pmamtraveller]

The Princess and the Swineherd illustrated by Heinrich Lefler