mmm the hair/make. 

— 3 days ago
#misc 
gaglioffo:

Tiziano Vecellio, The Miracle of the Jealous Husband fresco, Scuola del Santo, Padova, Italy, 1511

gaglioffo:

Tiziano VecellioThe Miracle of the Jealous Husband fresco, Scuola del Santo, Padova, Italy, 1511

— 2 weeks ago with 4 notes
gaglioffo:

Pietro Pajetta, Hatred, 1896

Pajetta’s Hatred takes its inspiration from Lorenzo Stecchetti’s Song of Hate (Canto dell’Odio), which tells the story of a rejected suitor who takes his revenge on the corpse of his beloved: “I shall with mine own nails dig up the earth / by your virtue made dung / and split asunder the foul planks which hold / your infamous carrion. / Ah, how in your heart still vermillion shall / I quench the hate of old / Ah, with what joy shall I protrude my claw / into your shameless womb! / On your putrescent belly, nestled up / I shall forever dwell / A specter of vengeance and sin, a / monstrosity from Hell; / And at your ear, which was so fair, shall I / whisper insatiable / sayings which shall set your brain on fire / like glowing hot iron”
For a full English translation, click here, or, for the original Italian, clicca qui.

gaglioffo:

Pietro PajettaHatred, 1896

Pajetta’s Hatred takes its inspiration from Lorenzo Stecchetti’s Song of Hate (Canto dell’Odio), which tells the story of a rejected suitor who takes his revenge on the corpse of his beloved: “I shall with mine own nails dig up the earth / by your virtue made dung / and split asunder the foul planks which hold / your infamous carrion. / Ah, how in your heart still vermillion shall / I quench the hate of old / Ah, with what joy shall I protrude my claw / into your shameless womb! / On your putrescent belly, nestled up / I shall forever dwell / A specter of vengeance and sin, a / monstrosity from Hell; / And at your ear, which was so fair, shall I / whisper insatiable / sayings which shall set your brain on fire / like glowing hot iron”

For a full English translation, click here, or, for the original Italian, clicca qui.

— 2 weeks ago with 28 notes
funeral-wreaths:

Dante Gabriel Rossetti, ‘The Palace of Art’

funeral-wreaths:

Dante Gabriel Rossetti, ‘The Palace of Art’

(via negativefeathers)

— 2 weeks ago with 30 notes

oh hey. sis’ new vid. 

— 3 weeks ago
#mv