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Dark & Fascinating Art (Vin's Favourite Artwork Archive)

Dark & Fascinating Art (Vin's Favourite Artwork Archive)

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A collection of some of the dark, imaginative & classical artwork I love and wish to archive. You're welcome to join me. Art like all great things must enthral the mind, often from emotive places of sadness, resulting in magnificence.

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Paul Laurenzi
Paul Laurenzi

Myscha Oréo
Myscha Oréo

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One of the reasons that having a great understanding of the English language increases one's intelligence is because it has s
One of the reasons that having a great understanding of the English language increases one's intelligence is because it has so many descriptive words that it helps one philosophise and conclude a great many things that one never would have thought of. The more one engages with the language, the more one's brain develops, and the more it looks at the world in a different way. This also highlights the intelligence of the people who created such a complex language over the centuries. Its clear that their minds were already broad and needed to create words and phrases to broaden them further still. How early you start, how clever you are, and various other factors will decide how much it will change how you think, and therefore, what you will have to offer as an individual. Thus, English, especially being the language that rhymes the best, creates so many poetic, deep minds that go on to create literature, ideas, and a great deal more that's enjoyed or admired by the whole world.

"Death and Doctor Hornbook", from the poem by Robert Burns. Illustration by William Hole, 1896
"Death and Doctor Hornbook", from the poem by Robert Burns. Illustration by William Hole, 1896

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Most can only imagine the type of mind it takes to portray the magnificence of forests as beautifully as Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin (1832–1898).

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Love has made, or broken both men and women since the beginning of humanity. King Richard II ordered the medieval Shene Palac
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Love has made, or broken both men and women since the beginning of humanity. King Richard II ordered the medieval Shene Palace to be demolished in 1394 out of profound grief after his beloved wife, Queen Anne of Bohemia, died there from the plague. The site of the Palace later became Richmond Palace which was later demolished in the 1600s. We often detach ourselves from the emotion of our ancestors. But, in reality, their experiences of love, and pain were exactly the same as the ones afflicting us today.

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Love has made, or broken both men and women since the beginning of humanity. King Richard II ordered the medieval Shene Palac
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Love has made, or broken both men and women since the beginning of humanity. King Richard II ordered the medieval Shene Palace to be demolished in 1394 out of profound grief after his beloved wife, Queen Anne of Bohemia, died there from the plague. The site of the Palace later became Richmond palace which was later demolished in the 1600s. We often detach ourselves from the emotion of our ancestors. But, in reality, their experiences of love, and pain were exactly the same as the ones afflicting us today.

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The Modernistic Renovation of London Liverpool Street Station 🏙 Please share and make others aware, thank you. https://youtu.be/c34_LcQAd70?si=usY7J9cUY6ik31bN

The Card Room by Talbot Hughes, 1895
The Card Room by Talbot Hughes, 1895

The Devil skating when Hell freezes over by John Maler Collier, 1894
The Devil skating when Hell freezes over by John Maler Collier, 1894

The Rest by Serge Marshennikov
The Rest by Serge Marshennikov

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Upcoming Pub/History Walking Tours: Holborn / Bloomsbury 🗓 19th September 👥 Farringdon Station 🕦 11 AM Richmond 🗓 26th Se
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Upcoming Pub/History Walking Tours: Holborn / Bloomsbury 🗓 19th September 👥 Farringdon Station 🕦 11 AM Richmond 🗓 26th September 👥 Richmond Station 🕦 11 AM Please share and make others aware. The tour will last between 3/4 hours and will end in a pub. Join us as we venture through the historic and in many cases, stunning areas of Holborn and Bloomsbury. We will be visiting some of #London's most famous and impressive pubs whilst venturing into various historical epochs. Britain's pubs were never just places to drink, but a much needed excuse to be among one another. And of course, during many fascinating times in history. The public houses we still walk past today played their parts in everything from law to war. Join us for a walk and a few refreshments as we delve into the living museums of #Britain. Prices: £20 per person (for over 18s), 16-18: £10 Under 16s: Free (If accompanied by a paying adult) Dogs Welcome 🐕 Thank you all so much for your custom and support. 🤝

The work “Die Nacht” by Adolf Brütt
The work “Die Nacht” by Adolf Brütt

La Sonate à Kreutzer (The Kreutzer Sonata), 1901 By René-Xavier Prinet, 1901
La Sonate à Kreutzer (The Kreutzer Sonata), 1901 By René-Xavier Prinet, 1901

The work “Die Nacht” by Adolf Brütt
The work “Die Nacht” by Adolf Brütt

It's Is Over: Napoleon I on Saint Helena by Oscar Rex, 1900
It's Is Over: Napoleon I on Saint Helena by Oscar Rex, 1900

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