Salvador Dali 'Nebucchadenezzar King Of Babylon' (1967)

The worst logo I've seen in a while. This was a registered trademark of the «Shareware Marketing» company based in the UK. The logo was supposed to depict a floppy disk being passed from one person to another. trademarks.ipo.gov.uk/ipo-tm…

World On A Wire (1973). Rainer Werner Fassbinder's mind-bending story of simulation, AI and virtual reality. This ran as a 2 part TV drama for West German TV. Based on Daniel F. Galouye's 1964 novel Simulacron-3, it's about a supercomputer that manages a simulated world of 9000 'people' who do not know they are artificial. But deaths and disappearances in the real and virtual word force company scientist Fred Stiller to enter the programme, only to find out there may be more layers to the simulation than anyone suspected. It's a great teleplay and the set design, atmosphere and pacing is suitably eerie and beautiful. It's available on DVD and some streaming services if you want to see a pre-Matrix epic tale of hyperreality and hedonism.

Tsurara onna are beautiful woman that are created from the loneliness of single men during winter time. When a man gazes longingly at a strong, beautiful icicle hanging from a roof and reflects upon his loneliness, a Tsurara Onna may appear shortly afterwards.

The bell tower of Iviron Monastery (c. 980 AD) on Mount Athos, Greece 🇬🇷 © Orthodox Way 2025 Good morning.

Czech poster for 'Grandmothers Recharge Well' (1984) imdb.com/title/tt0174441/

Death on the Lion. Locality: Middle Franconia, Germany. Date: 1513 AD. Medium: limewood (linden) and iron with traces of paint; H. 143.5 cm. Collection: Bavarian National Museum, Munich.

Sp00ky season is upon us.

Bronze handle attachment in the form of a mask Greek or Roman 1st century BC - 1st century AD

Winged Skeleton with Sword (illustration for “Vengeance in Her Bones”). Artist: Hannes Bok. Date: May 1942. Medium: pen‑and‑ink illustration reproduced as halftone on pulp paper. Published in Weird Tales, Vol. 36, No. 5.

The Temptation of St. Anthony - Salvator Rosa (1645)

The Ancient Greek theater of Taormina built in the third century B.C.

Funerary monument of Dionysios of Kollytos—a naiskos crowned by a Pentelic-marble bull, Classical Athens, c. 345–340 BC; Kerameikós Cemetery, Athens. Collection: Kerameikos Archaeological Museum (original bull; a replica stands on the Street of the Tombs). Historic photograph c. 1895.

the I Scream Sandwich

An actor from 'Battleship Potemkin' (1925) had a third nipple located on his bicep.

Edward Steichen 'Wind, Fire, Therese Duncan on the Acropolis, Athens' (1921) Photograph, palladium print