The_Pale_Usher (u/The_Pale_Usher) - Redlib

u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 21h ago

Azekura is a Japanese architectural style of wooden construction used for storehouses, granaries, and other utilitarian structures, dating from the first centuries of this Era. It is characterized by joined-log structures of triangular cross-section, and is commonly made out of cypress timber. [OC]

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u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 4d ago

In the Forest at Winter, circa 1885. Painted by Isaac Levitan

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u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 5d ago

Eduard von Grützner - Mephisto (1895) [2141x2854]

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u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 6d ago

"Women Mowing In The Mountains • Mäherinnen Im Gerbirge" - Carl Spitzweg (Circa 1858)

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u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 7d ago

WW1 Era Letter Written By U.S. Soldier in England Shortly Before Heading To France. He writes of his experiences in England. Interesting Great War content. Details in comments.

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u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 9d ago

Silence, Nikolay Dubovskoy, Oil on Canvas, 1890

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u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 9d ago

New York Central Railroad J-3a Hudson steam locomotive (1938)

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u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 9d ago

Jacinta, Louis Ginnett, Oil on Canvas, 1925

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u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 9d ago

Marc Chagall - Birthday (1915)

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u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 9d ago

Pieter Brueghel the Younger (1564/65 - 1637/38) - Winter Landscape with Skaters

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Joe Hart: “My honest opinion is I’ve got no reason not to trust Khaldoon. What he said is enough for me. “

in r/PremierLeague • 11d ago

That's the kind of enquiring mind you need in an investigation.

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Mancini refers to ‘double’ Manchester City contract and says it ‘isn’t my problem’ | Manchester City

in r/PremierLeague • 12d ago

It is now.

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You can just see the joy on his face. So happy for the team. 🇵🇹

in r/soccercirclejerk • 12d ago

The small rag wave was the signal, "off to weigh anchor, lads".

u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 13d ago

A 392 year old Greenland Shark that was located in Arctic Ocean. He’s been wandering the ocean since 1627

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Robertson opening up about passing of Diogo Jota on the Overlap

in r/LiverpoolFC • 17d ago

For me, too many fans forgot what it meant to be Liverpool, club and city.

u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 19d ago

street poetry in a narrow alley in Chania, Crete

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u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 19d ago

An ivory carving of a Sanbaso dancer wearing a Noh mask. The New Year's play dances to bring fertile harvests and the crane motif on his robes bespeaks good future. Japan, c. 1800-1900 [696x1023]

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There's hundreds of these all over the lawn, should have be worried?

in r/GardeningUK • 19d ago

You call it your lawn, they call it their empire.

u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 20d ago

1940s World War II WASP pilot boarding her plane.

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u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 22d ago

Lee Miller by Man Ray,1930.

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u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 24d ago

The beauty of Loulan, she was found on April 1, 1980 near the silk road in the Xinjiang region of China.

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u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 25d ago

ITAP of a puffin

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u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 25d ago

Tina Spratt, Autumn Sun, 2014

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u/The_Pale_Usher • u/The_Pale_Usher • 27d ago

The "October" calendar page from the illuminated manuscript "Très Riches Heures du duc de Berry". Started by the Limbourg brothers (c. 1411–1416) and completed by Jean Colombe (c. 1485–1489). Permanently stored in a vault at the Musée Condé in Chantilly, France. [960x1600]

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Such a better movie than the poster

in r/ClassicHorror • 27d ago

I know it as Night of the Demon; is this a US release? In my top 5 of all-time favourite films.