📽️Turn off the lights, crank up your sound & delve into the #Chauvet #Cave to discover its #prehistoric rock #art by candlelight. It's a #meditative #immersive experience. bit.ly/2Aln08J English & French. By Martin Marquet & Jean-Michel Geneste. Please RT.

We have your mission assignment. Which solar system world are you going to? Tap the image to find out. If you didn’t get your favorite, where would you *like* to go? Explore all your destinations of choice at: solarsystem.nasa.gov

Neanderthals were human too. Brilliant artwork by Tom Björklund

From the #IceAgeArchive Against all odds, this tiny mammoth survived the ice age. Crafted in woolly mammoth ivory using flint tools 35,000 years ago, it was discovered in 2007 in the post-excavation spoil at Vogelherd Cave 70 years after the excavations! Image: Tübingen Museum

Get a taste of our exhibition on the vibrant world of printmaking in 19th-century France from the comfort of your own home 🖼 Flick through highlights from the show: ow.ly/QTQY30qDJmT

John Schoenherr, Cover art for Analog magazine, April 1962 via /r/RetroFuturism ift.tt/36t99sZ #art #SciFi

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My favorite 1972 Rod Ruth art from Tom McGowen's 'Album of Dinosaurs.' Love the earthy 70s-era colors.

Lady Godiva is an oil on canvas painting executed in 1898 by the English Pre-Raphaelite artist John Collier. The portrayal of Lady Godiva and her well-known ride through Coventry, England, is held in Coventry's Herbert Art Gallery and Museum.

Curb Market in New York, 1900 #history #NewYork

"Perspective. Young scientists" painting by Ivan Vepkhvadze, USSR, 1981

Today in 1453, the forces of Ottoman Sultan Mehmet II captured the city of Constantinople, the capital of the Byzantine Empire. Greeks still remember this event as their greatest tragedy, ending the millennial old Eastern Roman Empire and ushering in centuries of Turkish rule.

From 1962 to 2020. Mercury Friendship 7 / Apollo / Endeavour / Crew Dragon.

A handy map of the Batcave. By classic Batman artist, Dick Sprang. (What’s the first thing you zoomed in on?)

"It is true that behind every great man there is a woman. But it is always the woman he DID NOT MARRY." ~Søren Kierkegaard

One of the legendary cases from the history of saving the monuments of Ancient Egypt. Lorenza D'Alessandro, the famous Italian specialist in the restoration of fresco and easel painting, works in the legendary tomb of Nefertari

Beautiful room cutaway designs by FZD grad Ian Hong. Love the last ship drawing. You can see more of Ian's work on his Art Station: artstation.com/ian_hong

These disappearing sculptures were inspired by quantum physics