Marble bust of Livia Drusilla.
I love Livia.
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The boar hunt depicting both Antinous and Hadrian, Arch of Constantin, North face.
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Rec, 2007, dirs. Paco Plaza, Jaume Balagueró
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Dracula by Mike Mignola
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British Museum, London.
This red-figured nestoris (wine jar) was made in Lucania in about 390- 380 BC.
The Greek myth goes that Aktaion had stumbled across Artemis bathing, and spied on her. However, Artemis caught him watching, so she transformed him into a stag and set his own hounds upon him to rip him to pieces. This brutal scene is what is depicted on the vase.
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New public podcast! Concluding part of our double episode in which Working Class Literature speak to DD Johnston about his new novel, Disnaeland, about a working-class Scottish community’s response to societal collapse. We also discuss his previous novels and his participation in McDonald’s Workers’ Resistance, a radical collective of angry employees at the world’s biggest fast food chain. Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts or go to our website: https://workingclasshistory.com/podcast/wcl-5-6-dd-johnstons-proletarian-apocalypse/ https://www.facebook.com/workingclasshistory/photos/a.296224173896073/2162635840588221/?type=3
The Hitcher (1986)
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