Copper Engravings

A large collection of pre-1800 prints. Link…

Human Anatomy

The Royal Physician André du Laurent (1558 – 1609), Regius Professor of Medicine in the University of Montpellier. Link…

Micronesia Over the Years

Photo albums of Micronesian history. Link…

Starship Millennium Voyage

Documenting the state of our planet at the end of the millennium. Link…

Reward!

Barker-Karpis Gang
Charles 'Big Fitz' Fitzgerald
'Baby Face' Nelson
Posters from the Minnesota Historical Society. Link…

Rediscovered

Aksel Waldemar Johannessen died in 1922. After a retrospective in 1923 the canvasses were packed, stored and promptly forgotten. Rediscovered and exhibited in 1992. Link…

Homar

Lorenzo Homar collection, 1937-1999. Link…

La Route des Tommes

Cheeses to Italy, fabrics on the way back (since 1919).


Lots of astronomy on the site too. Link…

Wonderfarms

Pinky: 'Soft, furry and perfectly ripe. Pinky is a loving creature that likes to be played with. She has a stretchy eye that snaps back into her pocket. If you rub her special spot, she can give magical powers.'

Winky: 'swollen with love and waiting to share it.'

Cozy 'Has three creamy utters that are fun to fondle.'

Fuzzo: 'Each eye can be poped out of its pocket.'
Cooter: What can I say?

You gotta love the furry. Link…

Slung about twice nightly

As well as the (more info) at YouTube, more about the act and others like it can be found at Palace of Variety. Link…

Lagerbuch

The Prison Camp Book of Heinz Zantis. He was in a French government-in-exile camp for German NCOs from 1944 to 1947 in Ksar Es Souk in Morocco. Link…

The Black Country and Thereabouts

Icons of the West Midlands. Link…

Festivals

Processions and plays. Link…

Explosive

Work by Stefan Sous. Link…

Will Urselmann

Great industrial photography. Link…

Slideshows

I have now used over 50% of my Picasa account. That's a lot of pictures (500 in each album)… click for slideshows (oldest at the bottom).

Elasmotherium

The Mythic Chinese Unicorn (all about the zhi 廌). An interesting read. Link…

André Gill

In 1880 André Gill was committed to the Charenton mental asylum. He managed to recover in a few months and in 1882 submitted his first serious painting, "Le Fou" (The Madman) to the Salon. The painting's poor reception by the artists of the Salon sent him back to Charenton. André Gill never recovered his sanity, and after a few months Charenton seized his property and drawings, auctioning them off to pay their bills. André Gill died on May 1, 1885. Link…

Simplicissimus

Issues from 1896 to 1944. So much illustrative goodness here. [Work Warning: Almost every issue has (drawn) nudity]. Link…