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It has all these other levels of philosophical and reflective nature that make it very, very rich.

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This is so wholesome

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Long before the introduction of color film, a Russian chemist and photographer named Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky used an innovative technique. He took three individual black and white photos, each through a colored filter (red, green, and blue), to create fully colored, high-quality pictures. The photo of this woman, taken by him, is around 107 years old!

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I have been thinking of this Canal+ ad with napoleon in it

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Just watched Heaven Sent so here you go. Was my favorite episode with Twelve so far 🖤

HELL IS JUST HEAVEN FOR BAD PEOPLE…

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The Terror but animated so the characters look like their irl selves or something

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Can’t say I’d blame him

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Your Ross / Crozier artwork is absolutely stunning! Do you think you'll sell it or offer prints when you're done?

Thank you!! You are too nice. I have never tried selling prints but if someone is interested I'll try to work out how to do it (any experienced artist around here who feels like giving tips will have my eternal gratitude)

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Seal gifs ive made collection

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One I so truly loved:  Francis Crozier in the writings of James Clark Ross

Continua a leggere

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The two captains work in progress.

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cure of ra

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gif-ing endurance dogs to deal with all my current problems

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Julius Johannes Ludovicus Payer, since 1876 Knight of Payer (* 2. September 1842 in Teplitz-Schönau, Bohemia; † 29. August 1915 in Veldes (today Bled, Slovenia)), was an Austrian-Hungarian officer, polar and alpine researcher, cartographer and professor at the Military Academy, who also made a name for himself as a painter. He was deeply impressed by the tragic fate of the Franklin expedition and wanted to set a picturesque monument to Franklin and his sailors. He travelled to London and met with Franklin’s widow, Jane Franklin, as well as with Captain Sir Francis Leopold McClintock (who with his search expeditions under James Clark Ross and Horatio Thomas Austin as well as his own expedition, after the disappeared ships could contribute significant knowledge about their failure). After his return, Payer painted a cycle of four monumental paintings about the Franklin expedition, which have not been found for decades. Allegedly, they were privately owned in Belgium in the 1950s; their whereabouts have been unknown ever since. Only one copy and one study of the painting entitled “Starvation Cove” are known today, showing the tragic end of the last survivors in battle with polar bears. Otherwise, there are only black-and-white reproductions of the paintings that give an approximate impression of the monumentality and detail of the paintings. Among them is a depiction of Franklin’s death on board the Erebus. Payer used daguerreotypes of Franklin and his officers, made in 1845 shortly before the ships’ departure, to realistically depict the persons in his paintings.

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I saw this while scrolling away and I had to share the cutest type of seal (to me, of course. Every Seal Is Valid) the Mediterranean Monk Seal or Foca Monaca.