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ANGELA PALMER I Self-portrait based on MRI scans from sophiegunnol

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Ernst Haas:  Leaping Horse, Nevada  (1961)

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The Lighthouse (2019) by Robert Eggers

Hypnosis (1904) by Sascha Schneider

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copyright publicfru.it 2012

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Albert Arthur Allen

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Imre Kinszki - Untitled, 1929-32

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Debbie Parker 2022

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Miron Zownir

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La Terra fornisce abbastanza risorse per soddisfare i bisogni di ogni uomo, ma non l’avidità di ogni uomo.

Gandhi

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Artist: Juliano Mazzuchini.

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Owl Attacking a Bat

Alternate Title: Kōmori o osou fukurō

Hōraku (Japan, active early to mid-19th century)

Japan, early to mid-19th century

LACMA

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“Utsurobune”: A UFO Legend from Nineteenth-Century Japan.  A mysterious event in Japan at the beginning of the nineteenth century shows surprising similarities with stories of UFOs.

In 1803, a round vessel drifted ashore on the Japanese coast and a beautiful woman emerged, wearing strange clothing and carrying a box. She was unable to communicate with the locals, and her craft was marked with mysterious writing. This story of an utsurobune, or “hollow ship,” in the province of Hitachi (now Ibaraki Prefecture) is found in many records of the Edo period (1603–1868), and Tanaka Kazuo, professor emeritus at Gifu University, has studied the topic for many years. The first image is from the early 19th century; the second image is ftom Ōshuku zakki (Ōshuku Notes; around 1815) by Komai Norimura, a vassal of the powerful daimyō Matsudaira Sadanobu. (Courtesy National Diet Library); while the last image is from Hirokata zuihitsu (Essays by Hirokata; 1825) by shogunate retainer and calligrapher Yashiro Hirokata, who was also a member of the Toenkai circle. (Courtesy National Archives of Japan). [all text directly from article in nippon.con]

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http://pauldamato.com/photographs/water-for-the-people/#1