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elvisinthe70s:

Elvis’s Wallet At the Time Of His Death

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lazzaretto:

Vanitas

Jan Saenredam, c. 1605 

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biomedicalephemera:

“Inevitabile fatum” - The Inevitable Fate

Anato Miae, Hoc Est, Corporis. 1537, Ioannem Dryandrum [Joannem Dryandrum], 1537.

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My kinda people.

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panicbeats:

Ivory skeleton suspended in a case, Europe, 1701-1800

Memento mori statues were used to remind people of the shortness of human life and the uselessness of material luxuries. This ivory model of a skeleton is suspended in its case. The door can be opened to reveal the skeleton.

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vintagegal:

Metropolis (1927)

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rcmerchant:

the DEATH SONG (1913)

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