Julie Germany

Armor by Odilon Redon (1891)

Wishing you and yours a happy caturday

Happy Caturday to all who celebrate!

Babylon by Frantisek Kupka (1906)

1453: the fall of Constantinople, the end of the Hundred Years War, and, with the arrival of the Gutenberg Bible, the beginning of printed news as both social lubricant and quotidian necessity. This is my Friday night.

A Tatar shaman, Minusinsk, Siberia, c. 1910.

A novel about a war correspondent

Started this one in the gym tonight. It’s soooo creepy…

Saved it for a rainy day.

Witches fighting Nazis during WWII

Study for Inquisition by Henry Fuseli (1806)

Fitting another book into the holiday weekend ahead of the start of #darkfairy season

¡Torito, Toro! (Little Bull, Bull!) by Alice Rahon, (1951)

Untitled, Harlem, New York by Gordon Parks (1949)

Recommended by dad, and I need to finish it tonight because tomorrow Catie and I are going to the bookstore, and I plan to return with treasures.

Falling Stars by Mihály Zichy (1879)

Devoured in just a few days

The Tree of Crows (Coast of the Baltic Sea) by Caspar David Friedrich (1822)

We are 100% having a 100% Saturday 100% of the time today.

Zorah on the Terrace by Henri Matisse (1912)