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me when i get my student loan
this is the money cat. reblog in 30 seconds and you will find yourself with more wealth
#this is the only money cat i will reblog because it’s actually doing the manekineko pose151,646 notes (via lolwhutninja)
OMG YOU’RE RIGHT
and it has its right paw up! the correct paw for this. and from the markings on its ears, it looks like it might be a calico cat. which is the luckiest kind!
extremely lucky cat
I don’t even care if it actually works, I’m mostly reblogging because it’s freaking adorable.
cute cat and need money, good post, 10/10
in case anyones interested in the other versions
Bertel Thorvaldsen, 1770-1844
Minerva, Truth and Lie, 1818, plaster, 76x60,7 cm
Thorvaldsens Museum Inv. A600
Works, relating to this work: Thorvaldsen, Minerva, Truth and Lie, bronze cast, the base of the Thomas Maitland Monument, the Island of Zakynthos, Greece, 1820. The bust was lost during the Second World War
Portrait of a Woman Revealing Her Breasts, 1570, Tintoretto
Medium: oil,canvas
“Check out deez titties”
Mariamne leaving the Judgement Seat of Herod (1887), by J.W. Waterhouse
Waterhouse painted another historical scene with Queen Mariamne who was falsely accused by Salome, the sister of King Herod, of a plot to murder him. Here she just heard her death sentence and descends the stairs to meet her fate. The pose is very theatrical, wherein the young woman – as so often in Waterhouse’s paintings – is portrayed as the strongest person. She is standing in the bright light, whereas the ignorant judges and the weak king are hardly visible in the background. With 2.6 x 1.8 m, this is the largest painting Waterhouse ever made in his career.
In 1886, Waterhouse had joined the Art-Workers‘ Guild. This was a movement that promoted fine and applied art, closely associated with the well-known Arts & Crafts movement led by William Morris. There, Waterhouse met a lot of painters with different styles, including Thomas Francis Dicksee, John Macallan Swan, John Brett and Solomon J. Solomon. The controversial Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood (1848-1860) appealed to Waterhouse and he helped in its rehabilitation.
Painted limestone funerary stela of the Royal Sealer Indi and his wife Mutmuti of Thinis, Priestess of Hathor. Artist unknown; ca. 2100-2090 BCE (9th Dynasty, First Intermediate Period). Now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Ancient Egyptian Necklace
Made out of gold, carnelian, and colored glass. New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, reign of Tutankhamun, ca. 1332-1323 BC. Now in the Saint Louis Art Museum. 16:1940
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Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Georgia, original building completed in the 4th century. It was a religious centre of monarchical Georgia. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Egyptian Religious Calendar
Today 17 March 2019 - XII day of Rekh-Nedjes, the seventh month of the Egyptian Lunar Calendar (in the CDXIX Great Year of Ra according to the Egyptian Civil Calendar).
(quotes from “Egyptian Religious Calendar: CDXIX-CDXX Great Year of Ra (2019CE)”. The book is available on amazon: http://a.co/d/clZRHoW By subscribing to “AMENTE NOFRE-MEMBERSHIP COMMUNITY” you will get a complete access to the daily posts of the Ancient Egyptian Religious Calendar and to our online courses in Egyptology, here’s the link with all the infos:https://www.patreon.com/amentenofre )
Religious Prescriptions: Favorable day “If you see anything, it will be good on this day.” Religious Festivities: The XII day of the lunar month is sacred to Horus of Behdet. It is the “Feast of the Paths of the Ancestors” and Nedj-sesh is the God of the Feast. - “The Majesty of Ra goes forth in His barque (…).” [c.c. and S. pap.]
image: limestone stela of Khabekhnet, a workman in the “Valley of the Kings”, son of the workman Sennedjem, early part of the reign of King Ramses II (now in the British Museum…) : -on the top, the sacred barque of Ra with the Sun rising from the horizon; inside the Sun is represented Ra; -in the middle, Khabekhnet kneeling and making adorations to a royal prince and to the Goddess Hathor in Her form of sacred cow emerging from the Mountain of the West/Netherworld; -in the lower register, Khabekhnet and his wife Sahte (daughter of the sculptor Piay), both kneeling and making adorations




