neurosciencestuff: By tracking maggots’ food choices, scientists open significant new window into human learning The squirming larva of the humble fruit fly, which shares a surprising amount of genetic material with the human being, is helping scientists

neurosciencestuff: By tracking maggots’ food choices, scientists open significant new window into human learning The squirming larva of the humble fruit fly, which shares a surprising amount of genetic material with the human being, is helping scientists

Peira: Maurice Kish: End Of Day’s Toil (C.1932) Via Smithsonian American Art Museum

Ein-Bleistift-Und-Radiergummi: Friedensreich Hundertwasser

Bestiario: Velasco Vitali, Holland Island. 2013 Acquerello E Inchiostro Su Carta Velasco Vitali, Maunsell Sea Forts, 2012 Tecnica Mista Su Carta

Renaissance-Art: Giorgione C. 1506 Portrait Of A Young Woman (Laura)

Philamuseum: #Throwbackthursday: Brancusi’s “King Of Kings&Amp;Quot; Sculpture In 1956. &Amp;Ldquo;Things Are Not Difficult To Make; What Is Difficult Is Putting Ourselves In The State Of Mind To Make Them.&Amp;Quot;— Constantin Brancusisee More Brancusi In

Gladtoknowcha: Henry La Thangue

Giacomo Balla (Torino, 1871 - Roma, 1958), La Giornata Dell'operaio (Lavorano, Mangiano, Ritornano), 1904 (A Worker&Amp;Rsquo;S Day)

Spanishbaroqueart: Jusepe De Ribera Saint Sebastian (C. 1642)

Snowce: Cy Twombly

Rettokcu: Haavard Homstvedt

Saisonciel: Eleonora Duse, 1890S

Renaissance-Art: Andrea Mantegna C. 1500 Sampson And Delilah From The Book Of Judges Biblical Story Of Sampson And Delilah. Delilah Is Cutting Sampson’s Hair While He Reclines With His Head On Her Lap. As The Narrative Goes By Cutting Sampson’s

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