When a man starts out to build a world, He starts first with himself. Langston Hughes (via dying-is-not-a-crime)
mtwvmountainman:

I need this
back-then:

Sunlight in the morning, California USA, 1926
blastedheath:

George Bellows (American, 1882-1925), Splinter Beach, 1913. Crayon, ink and crayon wash over transfer lithograph.
buonfresco:

Rembrandt
An Old Man with a Beard (Portrait)
1630
10 x 8 cm
thingsorganizedneatly:


African mask specimens.
schlangekraft:

One of the photos I took today during my visit in the mountain forest near my abode where there have been found various limbs (possibly entire body all in all, not clear yet) of a murdered girl in the last few days.
russianmonarchist:

Nikolay Shabunin. “Departure of Alexander V. Suvorov from village Konchanskoye to a campaign of 1799”.
Николай Шабунин. “Отъезд Суворова из села Кончанского в 1799 году”.
blastedheath:

Willard Leroy Metcalf (American, 1858-1925), New England Coast, 1881. Oil on canvas, 9 x 11¼ in. (22.9 x 28.6 cm.)
nowandthan:

backspacer:

holdfastmotors:

michaelrecycles:

.(via kitty-en-classe, thenakey)
New spectacular and symbolic actions are needed to wake up the sleep walkers and shake the anaesthetised consciousness. We are entering a time when acts must follow words.

- Dominique Venner

He shall be remembered.

The virtues praised by Homer are not moral but aesthetic. He believes in the unity of the human being defined by his style and his acts. Thus men define themselves with reference to the beautiful and the ugly, the noble and the vile, not good or evil. Or, to put it differently, the striving for the beautiful is the condition of the good. Dominique Venner (via ice and sunfire)
mystic-revelations:

Red Deer Stags
By Stefan Cook
created by taintedhopes