Vertumnis quotquot sunt natus iniquis

Vertumnis quotquot sunt natus iniquis

poboh:

Portrait of a young man, Pietro Perugino. Italian Early Renaissance Painter (ca.1445-1523)

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(Source: smileer1123, via filsdelalune)

a-l-ancien-regime:

Young Girl (1744) Jean-Marc Nattier

filsdelalune:

A veces me recuerda a una chama del liceo.
Nos odiábamos, ella era una mean girl versión maracucha (las mean girls venezolanas tienen sus propias características culturales jajaja)…
Pero un día me dije, la voy a perdonar, la comencé a tratar y a la final nos hicimos muy buenos compañeros… a veces extraño su frialdad y su odiosidad.

keremmermutlu:

daily-tumbles

life:

The image is chilling, bordering on surreal: On December 18, 1941, as World War II rages and countless innocents endure the horrors of the Third Reich’s “final solution” — killing operations at the Chełmno death camp, for instance, began less than two weeks before — Adolf Hitler presides over a Christmas party in Munich.
Stark, jarring swastika armbands offset the glint of ornaments and tinsel dangling from a giant Tannenbaum; festive candles illuminate the scene. Confronted with the image, the question naturally arises: How could Nazi leaders reconcile an ideology of hatred and conquest with the peaceful, joyous spirit of the Christian holiday — much less its celebration of the Jewish-born Christ?
Here, LIFE.com presents astonishing photos from this unsettling affair, and the equally remarkable story behind them.

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