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Esto fué años después, pero los que hablan castellano se acuerdan de un juego Flash online que se llamaba La Piedra de Anamara? Lo ves ahora y no era para tanto, pero yo me acuerdo tener tanto miedo jugándolo que no me atrevía a mirar la pantalla jajaja

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 3h

I remember watching Snow White in a VHS at my grandmother's house, and being very scared of the witch scenes at the catacombs. I also remember that a classmate had a Valentino Rossi shirt with that edgy moon he used to wear, and having nightmares about it haha. www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9GJ...

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Snow White - the Jealous Queen Becomes an Evil Witch

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 3h

Talking about getting scared in the past, when I was a teenager I decided to look up in YouTube the cursed video tape that appears in the remake for the movie "The Ring." And I kid you not, the moment the video ended, by pure chance, my phone started ringing. I jumped from my chair so hard XD.

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 20h

Because it is spooky month, a horror movie take. Imo the Paranormal Activity movies are incredibly boring, because the premise of horror from the point of view of a security camera works better as a game than as a movie. Having some actual urgency while looking at the camera footage makes it scary.

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

Let's talk about a spooky mystery! The V&A museum has this gorgeous 17th century Colombian cabinet, decorated with Barniz de Pasto, using Mopa Mopa. In 2015, the museum X-rayed the cabinet, revealing that there was a secret underneath the inside of the lid, a skeleton that was covered by paint! 💀🔽

Cabinet. South American cedar (Meliaceae Cedrela ordorata) with barniz de Pasto decoration, with iron mounts. Vice-royalty of Peru (Colombia). Made around (1640-1660)
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Photo of the opened cabinet, pre-restoration. You can see the painted decoration of the inner lid.
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Inner lid of the cabinet, pre restoration. Unlike the rest of the cabinet, which was decorated with a technique known as Barniz de Pasto, done with a rare plant resin called mopa mopa, this surface was decorated with paint, hiding something underneath.
Victoria and Albert Museum

X-radiography image of the lid, showing an image hidden underneath the paint. An image of an skeleton holding a scythe and a bow and arrows, Death.
Victoria and Albert Museum.

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 29/01/2026

Fauvel, Reynard and Isemgrim. Drawing inspired by the "Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry" #art #furry #furryart #reynard #isengrim #fauvel

Illustration in the style of a miniature from the "Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry", of an anthro horse, fox and wolf, the three of them are riding their own horses through a forest. Their clothes are rich and luxurious. They have been labeled, being identified as Fauvel, Reynard and Isengrim, of medieval folklore.

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🍂 Alporem @alporem.bsky.social · 2h

Intrested in some art from your fellow hare-hybrid? :]

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Kevin Wilbraham @kpw1453.bsky.social · 7h

The ‘rainbow arch’ and the remains of the 12th century church at Lindisfarne Priory on Holy Island in Northumberland. 📸 My own. #MedievalMonday #LindisfarnePriory #HolyIsland #Northumberland

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Kevin Wilbraham @kpw1453.bsky.social · 7h

The ‘Dorchester Prison Mosaic’ which was discovered under the Dorchester Prison cemetery in 1856. Now part of the collections at Dorset Museum & Art Gallery in Dorchester. 📸 My own. #MosaicMonday #RomanBritain #Dorchester

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 3h

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Odd This Day @oddthisday.bsky.social · 3h

Today is the 64th anniversary of the London premiere of Dr. No, so it’s time for the story of the theft of not one but two portraits of the Duke of Wellington—because Goya’s portrait of him had been nicked from the National Gallery the previous summer, just 19 days after it went on display

Sean Connery in Dr No’s lair, about to go up a short flight of stairs when he spots a portrait of the Duke of Wellington on a stand. The original had been stolen from the National Gallery the previous year, and this was a joke by the Bond production team

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 3h

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Snow White - the Jealous Queen Becomes an Evil Witch

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Antiquity Journal @antiquity.ac.uk · 4h

Experimental #archaeology of Bronze Age tin smelting. South-west Britain was a major source of tin for bronze production, with British tin reaching as far as the major Bronze Age civilisations of the Eastern Mediterranean 🏺 🔗 from 2025 🆓 doi.org/10.15184/aqy...

Archaeologist recreating tin smelting using tin ore in a crucible, surrounded by charcoal powered by a simple skin bellows plus insets of tin ore used and a sectioned crucible showing the tin metal produced.

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Ancient Egyptian Prayer Bot @egyptianprayerbot.bsky.social · 7h

Your windpipe is that of Anubis, your chest is broad with gold, your breasts are two eggs of carnelian, which Horus has streaked with lapis. Your forearms glisten as glass, your shoulders are firm in their protection, your heart is gladdened every day. (BDQ)

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Nina Willburger @drnwillburger.bsky.social · 6h

Prehistoric fridge! This approximately 4,000-year-old storage vessel once served as a kind of fridge. It was kept in a pit and sealed with a wooden lid, likely to store perishable food. Unfortunately, there weren't any residues left to tell us exactly what was stored inside. 🧵1/2 📷 me

A large, coarse pottery vessel with a rounded body, a wide opening, and a decorative band of regularly spaced perforations around its upper section. The beige surface is cracked and uneven, and the vessel is displayed against a dark background.

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Leesha Hannigan @leeshahannigan.bsky.social · 14h

My commissions are open! Please get in touch if you are looking for art :) leeshahannigan.com

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 26/10/2024

Happy Saturday! Here you have some old drawings of artifact related Pokémon #art #fanart #pokemon

Four drawings of pokemon displayed as museum artifacts. It shows a cofagrius, a sigilyph, a runerigus and a stonjourner

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

In 1888, a graffito was found on a hallway wall in Pompeii. Called CIL 4.5296, this is a love poem, one of the longest and most elaborate surviving graffiti texts in the city. A poem written by a woman, and addressed to another woman ("pupula", my little doll or darling)

Graffito CIL 4.5296
Regio IX. Pompeii. interpretation of Mau, Augustus; Zangmeister, Karl Friedrich, eds. (1909)

“O utinam liceat collo complexa tenere
braciola et teneris oscula ferre label(l)is
i nunc, ventis tua gaudia, pupula, crede
crede mihi levis est natura virorum
saepe ego cu(m) media vigilare(m) perdita nocte
haec mecum medita(n)s: multos Fortuna quos supstulit alte,
hos modo proiectos subito praecipitesque premit.
sic Venus ut subito coiunxit corpora amantum
dividit lux et se...”

“Oh, if only I could hold your little arms wrapped around my neck
and press kisses to your tender little lips.
Go then, little doll, trust your happiness to the winds.
Believe me, the nature of men is fickle.
Often I would lie awake, lost in the middle of the night,
Thinking to myself: many whom Fortune has lifted up high,
those, suddenly hurled away/abandoned and falling headlong, she then oppresses.
So too, after Venus has unexpectedly joined the bodies of lovers,
daylight divides them and...”

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Jay 🏞️🔜 Howloween @telekitnetic.bsky.social · 15/06/2026

🦊🌈 TRAILBLAZER An original piece, made with acrylic posca markers and a thrifted 12 x 12" wood plate, for pride month. #lgbtq #formline #indigenousart #telekitneticart

A picture of a rounded square wooden plate with a formline design painted on. The design is of a circular dancing fox in black and white with highlights coloured in different shades of the rainbow, with similar particles flying off it.

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 25/07/2026

If you are in New York, the MET Cloisters is displaying this huge Be’ena’a (Zapotec) sculpture of Tzinacantecuhtli, the Bat Lord. In Mesoamerican myth, bats were believed to be able to travel both heavenly and earthly realms. This sculpture is on loan from the Museo del Templo Mayor until October 18

Tzinacantecuhtli (Bat Lord). A hybrid being that combines an upright man with a bat’s claws and head, including large ears and a leaf-shaped nose. Here, the figure wears a loincloth, ruff, and necklace of three bells with clappers shaped like bones. Zapotec (Be'ena'a) (800–900)
Part of the collection of Museo del Templo Mayor, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (INAH), Mexico City. In the photo is on display at the MET Cloisters in New York, as part of the exhibition “Creatures of Myth and Imagination: Europe and the Americas".

Tzinacantecuhtli (Bat Lord). Detail of the head. Zapotec (Be'ena'a) 800–900.
Museo del Templo Mayor, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (INAH), Mexico City

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☠️ Skulls and Sheets 👻 @skullsandsheets.bsky.social · 20h

Another autumnal mari today (this took so long to sketch out)

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

It's still raining

Photo of a wet cobblestone floor, reflecting the lights of a cathedral. The warm lights over the sandstone walls make the building appear almost golden.

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Oregon 🕎🎲 @oregonthedm.bsky.social · 19h

I didn't know folding old silverware like origami was an art form!

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

As an European who's experience with the "American Wild West" has been mostly Westerns and themeparks, are there actually historically accurate recreations of 19th century to early 20th century American frontier towns? Or historical towns that have not been touched by the Hollywood aesthetic?

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

It's raining

Moody photo of a cathedral baroque belltower, during a rainy afternoon. Only the tower is illuminated by its ornamental lights.

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Jen C Mars @jencmars.bsky.social · 19h

Seen today

Photo of a bumper sticker on a car that reads, “Honk if you’d rather be watching the 1999 cinematic masterpiece ‘The Mummy’ starring Brenden Fraser and Rachel Weisz

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Bear ✨ @rosepuppies.art · 21h

House shopping...

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Diebbie @diebbie.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

･:*+.\((*´ ∀ `*))/.:+ hihi ！！.｡.:*☆ just a cheeky raccoon putting spells on crows for fun 🦝🌟

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 20h

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Susan MacDonald 🇨🇦 @drsusan.bsky.social · 21h

‘Good morning and GET OUT OF MY TUB!’

3 grackles in a bird bath. The one in the middle looks like it’s yelling at the other two.

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Nina Willburger @drnwillburger.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

For #AncientSiteSunday the #Hellenistic theatre at Pergamon, #Türkiye, built in the 3rd century BC, alterations were made in the #Roman period. It's one of the steepest known ancient theatres. The capacity was about 10,000 spectators. 📷️ C. Bredfeldt 🏺

A full shot of the ruins of an ancient theatre, located on a hillside. The theatre's steep tiered seating structure is clearly visible, constructed of light gray stone blocks, weathering evident in various tones. The hillside surrounding the theatre is covered with grass, creating a contrast between the man-made stone structures and the natural landscape. Sections of crumbling stone walls and foundations are scattered throughout the grassy slopes.

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Skruff Kitty @skruffkitty.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

Daily Doodle 10/3/26! Prompt: Apple Pickin’ 🍎

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Szynka @szynkawieprzowa.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

między światami ☀️🌙 between the worlds #art #digitalart #polishart #bird #birds

A digital drawing heavily based on traditional Polish paper cutting (wycinanka) depicting a kestrel in flight, composed of two halves so that it appears double-headed. The area in its chest is a heart-shaped negative space and small symbols of sun and moon are placed in it. A bright four pointed star is placed between the heads. The negative spaces ("cutouts") in the kestrel are filled with blue, light yellow and bright orange colors that look like some sort of fluid. The background is a pink and gold sky with some clouds, resembling a sunrise.

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Jessica Elena @byjessicaelena.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

lil drawy i did for #peachtober prompt "chimney" :)))

A digital drawing of some little houses among huge flowers. The colours are warm and vibrant.

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

A barbershop in my neighbourhood has changed owners, and you can tell that it is now a "man's barber, for men" because all the decor and its sign is done in an urban, graffiti style, but without any color; and the barber's pole is also black and white.

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

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The Public Domain Review @publicdomainrev.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

Happy birthday Buster Keaton! Born #onthisday in 1895. Watch his silent classic The General from 1926: publicdomainreview.org/collection/t…

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 08/07/2026

The creation of the Catacombs of Paris is as macabre as that place. The Cemetery of the Holy Innocents was the oldest and largest cemetery in Paris, dating back to the 12th century. But in 1774, after centuries of overflowing, the basement walls collapsed under the pressure of all the bones inside.

Engraving depicting the Saints Innocents cemetery in Paris, around the year 1550. The Church of the Holy Innocents, bordering the Rue Saint-Denis, is in the background. The Joachim-du-Bellay square occupies its place nowadays, with its famous Fountain of Innocents.

Charnier at the Holy Innocents' Cemetery, with a mural of the Danse Macabre. In the 14th and 15th centuries, citizens built arched structures called charniers or charnel houses along the cemetery walls to relieve overcrowding in mass graves; bones from the graves were excavated and then deposited there.

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

Artists, you should draw yourselves proudly showing your drawings like this.

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Wind @aspenwynd.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

Look at this beautiful YCH I got from @berensreverie.bsky.social! 🥰

Art of a wolf sleeping under a mushroom-covered tree by @berensreverie.bsky.social

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Anfor @anforsorrow.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Rainy night. I wanted to try a bit of animation, and do a moody scene ^v^ #art #furryart #furry #avian #anthro

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Velite Aquila @veliteaquila.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

Close-up of the Castellani cistae a warrior in a panoply similar to that found at Orvieto and in the Volumni hypogeum. Note the Tarantine type cuirass with epomides and short pteryges.

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