Robbie Richardsonさんのイラストまとめ

One of the texts I consider is this wampum belt which the Haudenosaunee brought to London in 1710

Tattooing on Sagayenkwaraton, a Haudenosaunee man, as drawn in London in 1710

Angelica Kauffman’s portrait of Joshua Reynolds, and Reynolds’ portrait of Kauffman, 1767.

The Covent Garden birthplace and childhood home of composer Thomas Arne, who wrote the music to ‘Rule, Brittania!’ In 1710, when Arne was a baby, the “Four Indian Kings”(representatives of the Haudenosaunee) stayed here.

Wow- Keith Haring, Grace Jones, Fela Kuti, and Jean Michel Basquiat in NYC, 1986 (photo taken by Andy Warhol)

The Külmking, the Estonian protector of the forest, is the restless ghost of unholy people. He eats children alive when they bother the forest, turns some into demons, and will malevolently wander the ruins of the earth when it dies. #FolkloreThursday

In British folklore, bees are sensitive creatures who must be told of joyous or tragic events in the lives of their keepers. Bees are even brought to weddings and funerals. If one doesn’t “tell the bees”, the colony will die of grief.😭 #FolkloreThursday

Skeletons ripping apart the tree of life on a Hackney grave monument from 1710. It was carved by Frances Bird, who studied under Grinling Gibbons.

An illustration of a house under demonic attack from 1682. #FridayThe13th

Nipple shields from the 16th to 19th centuries, made of silver, ivory, glass and rubber.