Faust's Dream By Carl Gustav Carus

i feel like everyone is wearing outfits and i’m the only bitch left standing wearing articles of clothing

St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Missouri, July 25, 1909

Extremely funny to me that Lord Byron & Percy Shelley both really hated Castlereagh but Shelley’s way of expressing it was writing an epic poem depicting Castlereagh as the personification of death wearing a metaphorical bloody mask & being followed by hounds which he feeds human hearts while Byron just went LMAO pissing on his grave

Meeting a water bear. 🌱

Basically wishing I could make myself tiny and get lost in some moss. So much beauty in little drops of water.

Raimundo de Madrazo y Garreta (1841-1920) "Model Making Mischief" (c. 1885) Oil on canvas Located in the Carmen Thyssen Museum, Málaga, Spain

by roksolyana_hilevych

books made of magic, fairytales, poems and love

Carl Gustav Carus

Raphael and Michelangelo