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Flying South by Clara Scintilla, 2023
Fucker must be on his way to Sesame Street cause that is one big fucking bird.
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Zvezda by Ismail Inceoglu
This artist’s Linktree
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Wlad Safronow (born 1965, in Kharkov / Ukraine)
@wladsafronow
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At Night by Achille Casanova (1861-1948)
medium unknown, ca. 1894-7
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‘Calming Calamities “ by Quint Bucchols
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“Hold Still” series, 2015 - by Sally Mann (1951), USA
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yomamapussystink
follow your dreams
forestwildflower
Holy shite
cyrodiil-burns
No he didn’t
You won’t regret unmuting this.
echo-five-whiskey
OH my god
This makes that so much funnier because it can be hard to laugh when someone could die
cutie-quinn
GTA irl
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Edward Robert Hughes - Wings of the Morning
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The Flying Demon, 1890, Mikhail Vrubel
Medium: watercolor,paper
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Woodcut from Keizaburo Tejima’s Swan Sky (1983, Japan)
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View of poster for the 1910 New York Auto Show held at the Grand Central Palace, depicting Mercury wearing goggles and winged helmet and driving an automobile. Printed on poster: “Automobile Show, New Grand Central Palace, January 10th - 17th.” Stamped on back: “N. Lazarnick, commercial photographers, makers of industrial motion pictures, 246 W. 42d St., N.Y., Tel. Chickering 1717-18. 5005 Euclid Ave., Cleve., Randolph 7852.” Handwritten on back: “Shows–New York Auto Show, 1910.”
Courtesy of the National Automotive History Collection, Detroit Public Library
When ya got wings on your head, but you'd rather fly.
He probably still makes the "and boy are my arms tired!" joke when he arrives somewhere.