RT @yfam_0713: 『はい笑って笑ってー』と言って笑っているのが撮影者の父のみだった時の写真。 pic.twitter.com/Wz8aUe45cS
posted at 12:03:33
渡邉裕美子論文の達成と限界（補遺、その７） blog.goo.ne.jp/daikanjin/e/64… #gooblog
posted at 10:58:17
「ある地方紙は最近、ＩＡＥＡの政治的中立性に疑義を呈す記事を掲載した」とあるが、東京新聞を「地方紙」と書くことに産経の地味な悪意を感じるｗ www.sankei.com/article/202307… @Sankei_newsより
posted at 08:56:13
RT @shiraumeizumi: これ、シンゴジラのロケ地巡りに行った時、北品川の商店街のおじさんが「この辺りは昔は全部海だった。」と教えてくれた。
posted at 08:47:00
RT @madda_be: 世田谷区某所、午前3時にオープンするラーメン屋がありましてな。午前9時には閉店してしまう。美味いよ。今日は塩＆ミルク＆辛、通称・辛ミルク。 pic.twitter.com/AplDx8y9pW
posted at 07:42:36
RT @nsakaty: 涼しいのに気だるげ pic.twitter.com/6t4jAk0LBk
posted at 07:39:10
RT @archeohistories: Letoon was sacred cult center of Lycia, its most important sanctuary, and was dedicated to three national deities of Lycia – Leto and her twin children Apollo and Artemis. Leto was also worshiped as a family deity and as guardian of tomb. Ancient geographical region of Lycia… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… pic.twitter.com/niJF5B5ZxT
posted at 07:37:52
RT @NouveauDeco: 1/ The Elements (postcards from 1898) by Gisbert Combaz (1869 –1941), a Belgian painter, illustrator and lawyer who was one of the leading Belgian Art Nouveau artists. Here postcards representing the element air. pic.twitter.com/Sy2QYBQDVM
posted at 07:36:30
RT @tanaka_tatsuya: 屋台の出会いは“いちご”一会 pic.twitter.com/H5RkzPHGt7
posted at 07:35:54
RT @egotisme1: 1826年に発見された約2000年前の『翼ある勝利』像。本当に素晴らしい。このためだけにブレーシャに行く価値あり。ゴート族やフン族の侵略から守るために隠されていたらしく、保存状態がとても良いのも特徴。手にはおそらく盾を持っていただろうと。そして左足下にも何かあったはず（少し浮いている） twitter.com/egotisme1/stat… pic.twitter.com/5FSdL7lRUF
posted at 07:32:46
RT @egotisme1: ブレーシャのサンタ・ジュリア博物館もオススメ。ローマ時代からロンゴバルド、中世、ルネサンス、その後ナポレオンが修道院弾圧をするまでの1000年以上に渡るロンバルディア（主にブレーシャ）の歴史が詰まっていて、一日ではちょっと見きれないかも。しかもどれも保存状態がとても良いのも特徴。 pic.twitter.com/7r0haDfp4U
posted at 07:32:19
RT @ArtHistAnimalia: #Coati effigy vessel, #Inca style, Acomayo (Department of Cuzco, Peru) c. 1400-1532. Clay & pigment, h18 x w8.50 x d32.50 cm. @MuseoDeAmerica No. 08570: www.culturaydeporte.gob.es/museodeamerica… pic.twitter.com/N0Oc8KvJjA
posted at 07:31:55
RT @ChineseIcon: 🐇 The heads of #SpiritsOfTheSixDingAndSixJia resemble the Chinese zodiac animals and each martial deity is associated with a distinct weapon and attire. Among them, the #DingmaoSpiritNamedSimaQing has the head of a #Hare. Look closer: chineseiconography.org/items/cit_O170… #HYL #CIT pic.twitter.com/uivzNiXle6
posted at 07:31:15
RT @GSAArchives: In today's #OnlineArtExchange🌳this Forest Sampler from the collections of textile artist Kath Whyte demonstrates skill in a wide variety of embroidery stitches, to create the varied forms and textures of the forest. Tree bark, leaves, petals - even a sweet little deer! pic.twitter.com/phkWfzSv3z
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RT @CathyRLowe: #LesArmoiriesDuVendredi Sparrowhawks, @churchartnature? St Mary's, Waterperry. pic.twitter.com/Big194QMni
posted at 07:30:02
RT @CathyRLowe: Part of the central section. pic.twitter.com/CMc2hyeRrA
posted at 07:29:41
RT @tatokano: 1783: a pregnant female #orca stranded near #Domburg,NL. Unfortunately, she was not rescued, but killed a. dissected in front of a large audience. A watercolour, a #leaflet a. the disembowelled foetus bear witness to the slaughter #oceanspast #whalehistory kzgwonline.nl/dossier/een-or… pic.twitter.com/jjifBUCbQw
posted at 07:25:51
RT @InterlaceKnots: WHAT IS MEDUSA DOING with that interesting remnant at the front of her her neck? twitter.com/theDuncanMacka…
posted at 07:25:17
RT @GrecianGirly: 🏛 The Acropolis Museum, Athens, Greece. 📷 My own. pic.twitter.com/7EcHAJpQz3
posted at 07:23:52
RT @AlisonFisk: #FindsFriday Bronze Age Sun Chariot, c. 1400 BC. Ploughed up by a farmer at Trundholm, Denmark, in 1902. Thinking it was an old toy he took it home for his children! 😳 Thankfully, on closer inspection, he contacted the National Museum. Now it’s an iconic symbol of Denmark pic.twitter.com/ZawpGvii0b
posted at 07:20:52
RT @RomanicCatala: Quan ton pare té calés i tu vols fer festes a la segona residència #memsromànics pic.twitter.com/GJHLZ2kEZw
posted at 07:20:00
RT @RomanicCatala: Recordeu que l'alcohol deshidrata #memsromànics pic.twitter.com/kXrSKeQTsV
posted at 07:19:31
RT @RomanicCatala: Alguns imaginen la fi del món i d'altres el paradís terrenal. Coneixeu els profetes? 🧵👇 pic.twitter.com/Buqyj3bsys
posted at 07:18:31
RT @last_of_england: 3/3 A gryphon attacks a lion at Hollesley. The parish is perhaps best known for the Hollesley Bay Colony, the setting for Brendan Behan's autobiographical 'Borstal Boy'. It's also the home of the Suffolk Punch Trust. Hollesley: www.suffolkchurches.co.uk/hollesley.htm pic.twitter.com/voUW2ds9wm
posted at 07:17:45
RT @last_of_england: The Sphinx, a bench end at Hollesley (pronounced hoze-lee), Suffolk. Installed in the 1920s, designed by Munro Cautley and carved by Harry Brown, it recalls the Tutankhamun craze of that decade. 1/3 Hollesley: www.suffolkchurches.co.uk/hollesley.htm twitter.com/i/web/status/1… pic.twitter.com/oWTBMuid2n
posted at 07:17:34
RT @last_of_england: The church at Combs on the outskirts of Stowmarket, Suffolk has a remarkable sequence of 15C glass telling the legend of St Margaret, whose feast it is today. Here, she is brought before a king and tempted by the devil to marry into riches. 1/3 Combs: www.suffolkchurches.co.uk/combs.htm pic.twitter.com/QpGCtao6pL
posted at 07:15:41
RT @DirkSchoenaers: Ic hebbe in minen drome gesien een calf singen messe en kende lettren niet sesse, ende het wert cardinael te rome ende was den paeus willecome, want het was sire suster kint (Dit es de frenesie, vv. 74-79) www.dbnl.org/tekst/kruy003m… twitter.com/PropylaeumAnt/…
posted at 07:14:38
RT @liamsims: A ?dog with a ruff, for #TilesOnTuesday. Spotted in a fireplace in Rembrandt’s house, Amsterdam, back in April. pic.twitter.com/HomCXXfg22
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RT @DirkSchoenaers: On this Belgian feast, let's remember Belgis, the mighty capital of the 'realme des belges' in the farthest reaches of Europe, founded by Bavo, cousin of Priam, 5 years after the sack of Troy, when Abdon was judge in Israel. #nationalefeestdag #FeteNationale #Nationalfeiertag pic.twitter.com/m6ZdFQxoiM
posted at 07:12:43
RT @PosyHill1: #TraceryTuesday Someone should tell Michael that Covid testing’s no longer a thing. #Stainedglass Stowe, Shropshire. pic.twitter.com/Lq2ZRw539P
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RT @PosyHill1: #woodensday A little wyvern on the altar rail in St Mary’s, Llanfair Waterdine, Shropshire. pic.twitter.com/pVsgFSURWB
posted at 07:08:42
RT @AnastasiaScribe: #FontsOnFriday The nineteenth century font at Holy Trinity, Much Wenlock. The tiles on its exterior depict the tetramorph and the instruments of Christ’s Passion, this winged lion of St Mark particularly appealed to me! pic.twitter.com/6vFfSJRTEs
posted at 07:03:49
RT @VirDesideriorum: A simpler illustration of the same verse: Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Pal. lat. 1356, f. 57r, and the passage in a later printed edition (Antwerp 1547) pic.twitter.com/2AiK1q1oOC
posted at 07:02:23
RT @VirDesideriorum: The year depicted as Ouroboros, a snake eating its own tail; Christ in the center. "A snake I am, the year, in which so the sun completes its circle. / The state of time that passed long ago is the same now." @nypl MssCol 2557 MA 69 Joh. de Sacrobosco, De computu eccl., 13th c. pic.twitter.com/qvwfLXkgzM
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RT @red_loeb: A drink and a game of backgammon 🍷 #weekendfun Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Carmina Burana, BSB Clm 4660; 13th century; Munich; f.91v @bsb_muenchen pic.twitter.com/ZSXkXtMLNl
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RT @red_loeb: A drink and a game of dice 🎲 🍷 #weekendfun Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Carmina Burana, BSB Clm 4660; 13th century; Munich; f.91r @bsb_muenchen pic.twitter.com/9llkZ1QUvk
posted at 06:59:09
RT @red_loeb: A happy dragon forms part of the initial 'G'(loria in excelsis Deo) 🐉 #Tropariumbnfmslatin1084 BnF MS Latin 1084; Troparium-prosarium ad usum Sancti Geraldi Auriliacensis; f.98v @GallicaBnF pic.twitter.com/a4nPX2azbM
posted at 06:58:52
シシ神 twitter.com/melibeus1/stat…
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RT @melibeus1: Traveling. @BLMedieval Add MS 31318 B pic.twitter.com/bO2Cds5NWD
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RT @melibeus1: Hunting porcupines. @GallicaBnF @laBnF Français 2810 f. 18r pic.twitter.com/a6FfGI7BYI
posted at 06:54:27