I just found out about the Canadian, color blind painter Arthur Heming, who captured the lives of fur trappers, cold winters, and almost supernatural aspects of our landscapes. It's uncanny how similar some of this imagery is to BLACK STARS ABOVE.

Evening (1894) Gustave Den Duyts

I have to hand it to the Latin bros on this one. Aurora borealis, Latin for “northern dawn,” is a cooler name than “the northern lights.”

"I do stand more for the liberty of my people, than any here that come to be my pretended judges" Charles I, King of England, Scotland and Ireland

Abandoned & forgotten on a corner of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

130,000,000 daily active users. Most popular on Sundays. I am not as familiar with Judaism as I am with Christianity. Can someone please explain to me how it is appropriate for a Rabbi to run a porn website? “It’s legal” seems to be his reasoning, what about moral/ethical?

Józef Pankiewicz - Rynek Starego Miasta w Warszawie nocą (olej na płótnie, 61 x 45 cm), 1892, Muzeum Pałac w Rogalinie. #PolishMastersofArt

I’m noticing a pattern…

Mountain Landscape With River In Flood by Arnold Schulten, oil on canvas 1845.

Crown him the Lord of years, the potentate of time, creator of the rolling spheres, ineffably sublime.

A land forgotten

Israel killed 8 innocent Catholics today:

Riches are not forbidden, but the pride of them is. -St. Chrysostom

It's crazy how Americans bought the myth that during the time of Columbus people thought that the earth was flat, a complete lie popularized by quasi-historian Washington Irving in 1828. This globe was literally made before Columbus' discovery, and has no America on it.

Don't be fooled. The present times are darker than any medieval man could ever have imagined.

Happy Columbus Day!

Pallas Athena attr. Rembrandt c1655

You know Columbus discovered the Americas But did you know he also decoded the Atlantic wind patterns and proved the globe wasn't a perfect sphere? And that's just the beginning — here's the (true) story of Columbus they never told you…

A reflection on this weekend and the power of symbols and dates: Young people are tired of the culture of blame. It is no longer tenable. The left's insistence on the past and the search for villains in our history and ancestors has become tiresome. No one wants (or can) live

Happy Columbus Day! 🇺🇸