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Title - Peeping Through The Fog
Artist - Carin Lavery (Australia)
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his claim that slavery was marginal in Africa before Islam couldn't be further from the truth b'se >75% of TAST slaves were derived from places with no Muslim contact
almost all his observations in this thread are inconsistent with the consensus on the history of Islam in Africa https://t.co/pC0nzfA7W2
AWAKE
CHAPTER4
SLAVERY GIVE ME
ECHOS EDITION
NEO UNDERLYING
SPLIT IN MY HANDS
NEW ILLUSTRATION
#イラスト
#小説
#illustration
#AWAKE
@hat_legs This is V aka Joy, she was a slave before being liberated by a PMC. Grew up and joined said PMC to make some connections to hunt the people behind her slavery
"We are team ARCADIAN. Nothing can dim our light" ✨
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Story: Something Spectacular
Author: @breatheapril
#AprilAvery #Arcadian #SomethingSpectacular
'Sutton Courtenay'~ Sir John Lavery, (1917)
Lavery was a good colourist - evidenced here by the cool blue tones of the shadows on the first punt, the repetition of these and the yellow of the dress in the bridge in the background and the green depths of the water below.
🌱Sometimes you just live and don't know where you can find someone’s wound. This plant is a symbol of pain and slavery for many people. But it is a ☁️ that grows in the ground.⠀⠀
#artistfia #sofietyuiart #womanartist #artistsontwitter #slavery #cotton #pain #тьме_вопреки
AWAKE
CHAPTER4
SLAVERY GIVE ME
ECHOS EDITION
NEO UNDERLYING
SPIIT IN MY HANDS
#イラスト
#小説
#AWAKE
#illustration
'La Dame aux Perles'~ Sir John Lavery, (1901)
The sitter for this portrait has been identified by the art critic Walter Shaw Sparrow as Marguerite Von Höllrigl. The painting became known as La Dame aux Perles.
'Mrs Lavery Sketching'~Sir John Lavery, (1910)
Hazel was an aspiring artist who had travelled to France to be amongst artists. Her beauty captivated him and she became his muse and model until her death in 1935.
@Blazing9988 Yea, basically the 13 Demon Lords are demons that represent great sins of society i.e; slavery, greed, anarchy, gluttony and such
This one is the Demon Lord Seyar who's the representation of over policing and enforcement. he's the 1st Lord to be seen when entering hell
@HaleyJean_Tho Jasper Guest (Joker) had numerous inspirations, including the Joker, Cheshire Cat, and greasers.
His dad was an alcoholic who sold him into slavery as a kid. The experience brought him to the brink of sanity, and he later joined the Spades to take joy in the misery of others.
Stop saying "master" and "slave" in the context of computer science as an act of performative social justice pandering; keep supporting real, literal slavery so you can keep selling overpriced phones at a 500% markup to Starbucks socialists. https://t.co/WUYXGdwmmB
Don't be a hypocrite like James O'Brien shout out to
#BoycottQatar2022 @LBC
How can these virtue signallers be so against slavery of the past yet ignore the slaves that are dying today?
The Guardian reveals >6,500 have died building for Qatar 2022
I have always had difficulty in service-oriented jobs working for others was a form of slavery causing me to resist authority and to resist the entire caste system of employment
- ATypicalOne
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Spring, by Irish painter Sir John Lavery (1904). Musée d'Orsay.
'Mrs Lavery Sketching'~ Sir John Lavery, (1910)
This full-length portrait depicts John Lavery's second wife Hazel. It was painted the year after their marriage in 1909. Hazel was an aspiring artist who had travelled to France to be amongst artists.