The Blessed/The Damned, Livio Scarpella, made of marble, quartz and amethyst, c. 20149yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/Art
As I finish my third year on Reddit today, all I can think of is this9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/AdviceAnimals
A pair of intricately cut shoes that were found on a bog body from over 2,300 years ago [736x1063]9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
A pocket watch recovered from the body of Titanic steward Sidney Sedunary and displays the time ten minutes to two [1200x1629]9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Samurai helmet (kabuko) shaped like an octopus. About 18th century, Japan. (x-post /r/museum)10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Inky paw prints left by a cat on a 15th century manuscript, x-post /r/artefactporn [989x742]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/bookporn
A Gold-plated copper reliquary made for one of the innocent children of Bethlehem, its origin was from the Cathedral Treasury ca. 1450 [500x748]9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Victorian artificial arm and hand made of steel and brass from the London Science Museum's collection [600x902]9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
A Jeweller's hoard from Snettisham, Roman Britain, that was buried around AD 155 and contained scrap silver, ingots, a few pieces of scrap gold, a quartz burnishing tool, 117 engraved gems and 110 coins - 83 silver and 27 bronze [600x600]9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
A German silver ring revolver featuring herringbone borders flanking the words “Femme Fatale” engraved on the back [640x480]9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Sculpture inspired by glitches, Sara, verginita by Enrico Ferrarini, 2014 (x-post from /r/SculpturePorn)10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/glitch_art
A bust of an aristocratic Flavian woman showing a hairstyle that would have been popular during the Flavian period in ancient Rome (during the reigns of Vespasian, Titus, and Domitian, AD 69-96)9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/pics
Jeffrey Hall, Queen's University, Ontario. Photo taken today as it was looking particularly brutal7yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/brutalism
The skull of the Smoking Mirror, a mosaic mask of Tezcatlipoca from Mexica/Mixtec, 15th-16th century AD [600x600]9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
An abandoned house for sale in Montreal (the listing and more photos are in the comments)12yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/creepy
Sleeping Bunks in a Salvation Army Shelter for the homeless in Victorian London6yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/VictorianEra
A gold mourning ring with a painted eye of Mary Dean, made in England after AD 1794 [600x600]9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
I've pretty much mastered the dyno, are there any other moves I should know about?8yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ClimbingCircleJerk
The Norfolk Knife, a very large pocket knife with 75 blades, made by Joseph Rodgers and Sons in Sheffield for the Crystal Palace Great Exhibition of 185110yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Victorian home that was up for sale in Montreal with original wallpaper and furniture [645x428]. Full album in comments.10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/AbandonedPorn
In response to the recent MUA PSA about not using crayons for makeup, YOU CAN'T TELL ME WHAT TO DO!10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/muacirclejerk
Scott Tyler - What Is the Proper Way to Display a U.S. Flag? (1988)9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/museum
Reconstruction of a Wall Decoration from the Temple of Amun at Malqata in Upper Egypt made with faience, modern plaster, gold paint, from ca. 1390–1352 B.C. [534x714]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
[Haul] No one commented on it last time I posted, and I don't know why so... here's my haul again! enjoy!!10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/muacirclejerk
Daniel Chester French - Mourning Victory from the Melvin Memorial, 1906–8 [450x772]9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/SculpturePorn
I'm loving Alicia Florrick (from The Good Wife)'s jacket, any suggestions on something similar?8yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/FrugalFemaleFashion
Fantasy Bust made by Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse (France, Aisne, Anizy-le-Chateau, 1824-1887), France, circa 1865-1870, Terracotta on wood socle10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Inuit parka and trousers made of caribou fur and sinew between 1900-1930 from the Central Arctic [548x768]9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Baleen Whale Mask made by the Kwakwaka'wakw in Knight's Inlet, British Columbia to be used during potlatch ceremonies, 19th century [768x600]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
A two-faced doll from the 1920s (x-post from r/reddithroughhistory)12yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/creepy
The Antikythera Mechanism (sometimes called the first analog computer) is an ancient Greek device that not only predicted solar eclipses but also organized the calendar, recovered from a shipwreck10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Porcelain Bowl or Brush Washer in the form of an Abalone Shell from 19th century Japan10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
[HAUL][Rave] First Post! My husband surprised me, a broke student, by breaking up with me today, so here's my Sephora haul! yay! I don't have any time to swatch anything or list what products I bought, so just admire it pls.10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/muacirclejerk
A shabti made for the pharaoh Seti I, the father of Ramesses II. Shabtis were placed in a tomb so that the owner's spirit would not have to perform manual labor in the afterlife, this was one of hundreds found in Seti I's tomb ca. 1294–1279 B.C. [534x1163]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
10 clay balls used for Killing Marsh Hens (ta-ma-whille) by the Pomo people from Upper Lake, California, ca. 1906 [768x570]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
A restaurant in Saint-Pierre, a French island off of the Canadian Newfoundland coast5yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/AccidentalWesAnderson
A Power Figure (Nkisi Nkondi) from the Congo, used as a container for potent ingredients in magic and medicine. Nails and blades are driven into the figure, either to affirm an oath or to destroy an evil force, late 19th-early 20th century [576x768]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
An arched wooden harp made of wood and inlaid with bone and faience from the tomb of Any, Thebes, Egypt, 1550-1069 BC [600x600]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
George Frampton - Lamia, 1899-1900 (made with bronze, ivory and opals) [545x712]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/SculpturePorn
Large Hand of a Pianist (Grande main de pianiste) by Auguste Rodin (1840-1917), bronze sculpture, date unknown9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/Art
Gian Lorenzo Bernini - The Rape of Proserpina, c. 1621 [790x1122]9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/SculpturePorn
900-Year-Old coded Viking message carved on wood fragment says “Kiss Me”10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
A Crystal Skull excavated in Mexico in the 1890s. The origin of the skull is currently unknown though it is believed to be Aztec or Mixtec (despite early theories that it may have been of Far Eastern origin, brought over by a Spanish officer before the French occupation of Mexico) [750x750]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Eastern Canadian Arctic kayak noted for its flat deck, deep bow, and low stern10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
A Victorian aquarium made by Edouard Lievre and Ferdinand Barbedienne in Paris around 18759yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/pics
Unknown artist - Horses of Saint Mark, ancient Roman statues, 4th century BC [3800x2500] (x-post from /r/artefactporn)9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/SculpturePorn
Photographic Painting Using Light and Miscellaneous Liquids, 2014, Matt Waples [1260 x 1600]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/minimalist_art
I was just watching Breakfast at Tiffany's and couldn't help but admire Holly Golightly (aka Audrey Hepburn)'s minimalist appartment12yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/minimalism
An enamel snuff box and cover painted with the seated figure of John Wilkes and made in Birmingham, England around AD 1770 [600x600]9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Earthenware Bird Whistle made in England, circa 1800-1820 [560x768]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
La Capresse des Colonies by Charles Henri Joseph Cordier, a polychrome sculpture made of Algerian onyx-marble, bronze, enamel and white marble socle, 18619yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/Art
A thread ball excavated from the Memphite Region in Egypt, ca. 1295–1070 B.C. [534x505]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Bust of Neptune, by Lambert-Sigisbert Adam, Terracotta on marble socle, made around 1725-17279yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/Art
MRW snoopsnoo.com thinks I have a boyfriend due to all my posts in /r/muacirclejerk10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/muacirclejerk
A colossal granite fist that was almost certainly part of one of the colossal statues that Ramesses II (1279-1213 BC) constructed, 1250 BC [600x600]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
The upper part of a marble statue of Thutmose III ca. was uncovered c. 1907 during excavations conducted by Edouard Naville at the mortuary temple of Mentuhotep II at Deir el-Bahri, Egypt, 1479–1425 B.C. [534x789]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Head from a Female Sphinx depicting the daughter of King Amenemhat II and originally having a lion’s body, ca. 1876-1842 B.C.E. [678x768]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Funerary relief bust made of limestone depicting a woman named Haliphat from southern Syria, 231 C.E [600x690]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Dewar’s Highlander Honey - Honeycomb sculpture, 2013 [920x516] (Album in the comments)9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/SculpturePorn
Just noticed this, I guess the guys really don't do much cooking (Season 5, Episode 12)9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/howyoudoin
Kuosi Society Elephant Mask from Cameroon. Elephants, leopards, and buffalo were associated with political power and only members of royal families, court officials, wealthy title holders, and warriors are admitted to the Kuosi masking society where they are worn, 20th century [609x768]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Auguste Rodin (1840-1917) - Large Hand of a Pianist (Grande main de pianiste), date unknown [768x605]9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/SculpturePorn
Likishi Dance Costume Leggings - a mask is sewn directly onto the costume of looped bark and fiber, which fits tightly over the body of the dancer, and Seedpod rattles and metal bells are added for the musical aspect to the performance, Zambia, late 19th or early 20th century [510x768]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Stone coffin with effigy of an Abbot in mass vestments, found in 1923 on the site of Newbo Abbey and now lying in Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Dessert Dragon by MayeMaya (x-post from /r/ImaginaryFood)9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ImaginaryDragons
A mechanical crawling children’s doll patented in 1871, originally called a Creeping Doll (x-post from /r/ArtefactPorn)10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/creepy
Kazimir Malevich. Suprematist Painting. 1916-17. Oil on canvas, 38 1/2 x 26 1/8 (97.8 x 66.4 cm). The Museum of Modern Art, New York9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/minimalist_art
Martin smacking Strippin in the face with what looks to be a raw chicken during the Christmas livestreams10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/YogscastGifs
[No Spoilers] I just came across this painting from 1883 in /r/museum and thought it looked uncannily like Catelyn Stark9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/gameofthrones
Just opened this year's Puck magazine (1881) to find this curious range of faces! How clever and curious it is to render emotions out of text, I may have to give it a try.12yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/RedditThroughHistory
Detail of The Effects of Good Government, a fresco in the City Hall of Siena by Ambrogio Lorenzetti, 1338.10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/Medievalart
Johann Gottfried Schadow - Prinzessinengruppe, 1795-97 [2299x3448]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/SculpturePorn
Salvador Dali - Le cabinet anthropomorphique, 1973/82 [425x550]9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/SculpturePorn
Constantin Brancusi - Bird in Space, 1923 (x-post from /r/SculpturePorn)10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/minimalist_art
Elizabeth Simcoe, The Sault Rapids - watercolour on birch bark (ca. 1796)9yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/museum
One of photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto's many minimalist seascapes, part of a project beginning in the 1980s12yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/minimalist_art
Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux - The City of Valenciennes Defending the Fatherland in 1793, 1869-1873 [560x703]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/SculpturePorn
I got my daughter a new doll. For some reason she doesn't like it12yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/RedditThroughHistory
A mechanical crawling children’s doll patented in 1871 [1084x732]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Attributed to Jonathan Richardson - Lady Mary Wortley Montagu (c.1725)10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/museum
[No Title], Felix Gonzalez-Torres, 1985, Instant black-and-white print10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/minimalist_art
A mill engine from Stott Park Bobbin Mill, Cumbria, England [640x425]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/steamporn
Karius, a puppet from a Norwegian film about tooth trolls from the 1950's, displayed in the Film Museum in Oslo10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Capture by Marco Cianfanelli, Sculpture of Nelson Mandela at the location where he was arrested (x-post from r/pics)12yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/minimalist_art
Robert Brownjohn - Pepsi-Cola Convention Christmas Lobby Sculpture, 1958-1959 [500x398]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/SculpturePorn
Simon and Lewis having a slow motion champagne and jaffa celebration party10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/YogscastGifs
Unknown - Laocoon and his sons (currently in the Vatican), ca. 200 BC [2600x2500]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/SculpturePorn
Construction of the bow of LZ-127 Graf Zeppelin, Friedrichshafen Germany, May 1928. [x-post /r/1920s]10yr ⋅ Respectfullyyours ⋅ r/HalfbuiltHistory
