St Odile of Alsace (c. 662 - c. 720), patron saint of eye and ear diseases, often shown with a pair of eyes resting on a book. Detail of an Austrian triptych, tempera on wood (1491).

St Odile of Alsace (c. 662 - c. 720), patron saint of eye and ear diseases, often shown with a pair of eyes resting on a book. Detail of an Austrian triptych, tempera on wood (1491).

Psalter And Hours Of Bonne Of Luxembourg, Duchess Of Normandy Attributed To Jean Le Noir (French, Active 1331–1375) Http://Www.metmuseum.org/Collections/Search-The-Collections/70012435?Img=28

This Dry Specimen Shows The Upper End Of The Right Femur Of A Solider Wounded By A Musket Ball At The Battle Of Waterloo, 18Th June 1815. The Impact Of The Musket Ball Has Created A Deep Cavity In The Neck Of The Femur In Which The Ball Is Almost Complete

A Procession Of Cats. Bodleian Library, Oxford, Mid-13Th Century Manuscript.

Saint Magnus Cathedral, Orkney, Scotland

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Creepy: King Henry Iv’s Partially Preserved Head, Which Was Separated From Its Body During The French Revolution, When Monarchs’ Graves Were Desecrated. You Can Read More About It Here As Well.

Casket And Grave Markers, St. Lawrence State Hospital, New York Christoper Payne

Awesome Art Installation With Hundreds Of Little Frozen Men, Left Out To Melt In The Heat Of The Sun Nele Azevedo&Amp;Rsquo;S Ice Sculptures Of Melting Men (2005)

Anatomy Of A Gummy Bear

Norwegian Wood Carving

A Detail View Of The Lid Of The Oaken Casket Containing A Giant&Amp;Rsquo;S Heart. Preserved Heart Of A Norse Giantin An Oaken Casket(5Th Century)While Going Through His Famous Grandfather’s Belongings After His Passing In 1937, Violinist Lars Sigerson

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