And so it is.

xnc:

via set

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timeofbeauty:

Barbara Steele in 8½ (1963)

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urban-myth:

Illustration of Alfama, an old Lisbon neighborhood, enjoy!

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loquaciousconnoisseur:

Henry Fuseli

The Witch and the Mandrake (c.1812)

This is one of a pair of drawings that was the basis of etched prints created by Fuseli around 1812. They both represent a haggardly witch digging up the magical Mandrake plant. In this design, the Mandrake is shown as a tiny humanoid creature. The root was long associated with witchcraft, and was thought to have powerful aphrodisiac or poisonous effects.

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