eleutherianist

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Orfunner 2012.

Brian Dewey Photography.
http://www.briandewey.com/

ribbonsandhyssop:

The Rodney Stone

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secretmuseum:

Hand-colored version of Theodor de Bry’s engraving of a Pict woman (a member of an ancient Celtic people from Scotland)…The woman stands with a long spear held upright in her left hand, and two long spears held horizontally in her right hand. She wears only a large ring around her waist, from which a curved sword hangs behind her, and a smaller ring around her neck. Much of her body appears to be painted or tattooed.

A (rather fanciful) 16th century rendering of a tough, naked warrior woman of the ancient Picts, long hair flowing, spears at the ready.

Kick ass.

hauntedranch:

A Young Daughter of the Picts, c. 1585. Attributed to Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues. Watercolour and gouache touched with gold.

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joe-daism:

See this right here is one little reason among a plethora why I am proud to be of Celtic descent.
This is a replica of a Celtic sword, so probably more or less what one would have actually looked like.
Not only is it a practical design, its got a dick joke.
Yeah, my people made a dick joke going back at least two thousand years.
Celts just did not give a fuck.
Note that the Romans never conquered Scotland.
Know why?
It was full of Picts, the most badass of all Celtic peoples.
Pictish warriors went into battle buck naked, their hair gelled into spikes, their bodies covered in blue war paint, screaming and howling, fucked up on Cissonius-knows-what, all the while, killing people with their dick jokes.

tiredmomentsintopleasure:

Aperture by Alex Grey

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