The P Gallery

yeoback ashtimelow amosite itsallink tomamifu

rinablet:twitter dump: i still assign themes for these things?

theheirsofdurin:It is Dain, Lord of the Iron Hills. Thorin’s cousin. I’ve always found Thorin the mo

thehillsarenothere:okay u can make fun of Shrek all you want but if u don’t think they were the most

thebestlaurenmontgomery:Thanks to all the feminists out there! Male and female. #internationalwomens

themanfromgotham:I can’t help but laugh at winryi think this was intentional…cos she looks li

thecollectibles:Middle-Earth - Special Fanart/Redesign Challenge by selected artists:Anato Finnstark

xmendaily:From the ashes of their world, we’ll build a better one.

the-puppeteer-1976:Ok jock are hot to JOIN READY2PLAY EAGLE AMSTERDAM READY2KINK.COM @eagleamsterdam

letitbefiction:caerulea-divilu:did-someone-say-pool:the-time-lord-of-the-rings:Mama Fury on waking u

theartofmoviestills:I, You, He, She (Je, Tu, Il, Elle) | Chantal Akerman | 1976

thegetty:The colorful characters on ancient pottery.Bearded Man, about 490 B.C.Dancing Satyr, about

Dogon men in their ceremonial attire; Mali, West Africa

thelittlefreakazoidthatcould:Don’t worry, baby.Lana Del Rey - “Love” // dir. Rich Lee

clairedraws:I watched as the Lamb opened the first of the seven seals. Then I heard one of the four

Hamlet : sept maquettes de costumes,Art by Charles Bianchini.(1860-1905).1- the King.6- Horatius.7-

the-streetstyle:Eat Sleep Rave Repeatvia readytwowear

the-streetstyle:frenchie.via indieelectronicalternative

Costume designs for the gentlemen of the court in the “Ballet des noces de Pelée et Téthis&rdq

Costume designs for the court ladies in the “Ballet des noces de Pelée et Thétis”, 1654

theforgottenfable:Three different versions of the “Arthurian Legend”/Old England map I’ve been worki

the-streetstyle:Heartbeats.via jaglever

the-addiction-of-you:Don’t be afraid of the dark

Stage costumes for the play “The Coffee Shop“ by Carlo Goldoni Herman van Elteren, 1974

Aubrey Beardsley illustrations for the first English edition of Wilde’s play Salome (1895)

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