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lussterpurge · 1 month

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Don’t even get me started

#argentina #trust me guys #argentine representation #literally TRUST ME IF YOU GET INTO MY CULTURE YOU’LL REALIZE IT’S AWESOME #IDONT ACTUALLY. Have an essay but I could talk abt it for a long time #alain for pokémon masters ex 2024 #i hc alain as argentine btw.#:3 #uhmm #okthats it bye #argieblr #argieposting #argie tag #blehh :3

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m4ruk4ts · 4 months

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tirame un fósforo y me prendo fuego, tirame un fósforo sino me muero.

#she's so female rage #like i said on instagram;#this drawing is more like; a representation of angie's despair and anxiety at her decline as a country on every possible level #i don't feel comfortable associating politics with hetalia. specially if it's about my ocs #idk how politics work zzzzzzzzz #nothing better than being anxious and mortified about your future and your people #while you're forced to be a spectator of your own existence #also this song is so her SDLFKSDFL I LOVE IT I LOVE MAKING HER MISERABLE LMAOOO #this is also a redraw but i dont feel like adding the old one lmao #hetalia #hetalia argentina #aph argentina #hws argentina #hetalia oc #oc x canon #my art

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yurugua · 1 year

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EN EL MOMENTO ARGENTINA ESTÁ EN LA FINAL

#accurate representation of the game #Argentina vs Croatia #world cup 2022

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helloholidayhoe · 2 years

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Happy Latino Heritage month from your local Panameña! 🇵🇦

Meet some of my cool (queer) Latinx OCs!!

( btw, if my WEBTOON doesn’t blow up during this month, immediately Latino-phobic🙄 (h/j)

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rinconliterario · 2 years

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El precio que hay que pagar por odiar al otro es quererse menos a uno mismo.

“Yo nena, yo princesa” Gabriel Mansilla, 2014.

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worshipcircle01 · 2 years

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30 years of Pride in Argentina 🇦🇷 🏳️‍🌈 ✌️

Since the '70s and '80's, when the dictatorship in my country was ruling and killing, in my country our brothers and sisters started to organize and visibilize our claims.

We lost a lot during those years.

We have desappeared among our ranks.

But we have achieve so much.

We've laws on marriage equality, identity of gender, non binary identity, trans job rights, education recognition, adoption and assisted fertilization for same sex couples a whole government ministry (the Ministry of Women, Gender and Diversity), and just days ago a new HIV law that protect people and guarantee their access to health and medication.

Yes, it's still hard, yes, it will always be hard, we still have oposition, but at 30 years, we're still fighting in a society that cannot look aside anymore.

#happy pride 🌈#pride 2022 #lgbt representation #lgbtq community #lgbtq #lgbtq rights #memory #truth #justice #argentina

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bidotorg · 2 years

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Cats were heavily featured in Fini's art, and she had 50 cats throughout her life. #ShowMeYourKitties

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the-acid-pear · 10 months

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Thinking of my mother again. Thinking of how usually one would think that speaking up and confronting someone would be the solution to a problem. The way that that wasnt true for me is, inch resting. I can remember 3 different occasions where i had a full blow on mental breakdown-panic attack at a public cafe because of this woman (again idk how our asses didnt get kicked out i was full on crying and screaming and violently shaking and no one even tried to approach to LIKE OFFER FUCKING HELP. A bit offended won't lie). It was a loop with that woman. It was confronting her time and time again thinking this time... this time it will be different. This time she will listen to me, this time she'll change. And in that copium, in that false hope, one just starts thinking THEY are the problem. What if she's not changing because of me? what if i have to change? But the thing is, i tried. I tried to do things right. Even in my anger in my hate in my desperation i kept trying to. I wanted to have a good relationship with her, i wanted to have a mother. Hell, i can even remember the times at school, near the end, where i openly berated her, saying how done i fucking was of her yelling at me every morning, which now that i say it after 4 years have passed i can see just how awful that is. Every morning, without fail. Waking up just to experience that; screams complaints you are the problem your father is the problem passive aggressiveness you didnt do this you didnt do that im the victim here you are the problem. But back to the point, when i started talking to my friends about that; and i have this very vivid memory of sitting backwards on my chair, my best friend to my side, the girl i had a crush on behind me, sitting next to her best friend, and telling her just how done i was in a joking manner, hearing her laugh, i miss spending time with my classmates, i miss pretty girls saying im funny; i remember how deep down i still got offended when people insulted my mother. It's wild how even despite everything there was this, very strong need to help her. When my step father got a little too abusive i was the one standing there, ready to kill him because i was never taught to rely on adults to help me, so i was plotting self defense murder of a man who was also terrible but i still loved too. That's the issue. I loved my mother. I wonder if deep down you could say i still do. Perhaps that's why i struggle so hard with feelings, the person i bled to love and who kept telling me she loved me, well...

Anyway it's just interesting how it's not a case of i didnt try, its a case of i desperately tried until the last second, and at the last second i was kicked out of my house. It's wild how i would've stayed there, suffering, trying so fucking hard to have a mother. Just very inch resting.

#luly talks #brain stuff #vent #i watched a fucking video about noelle and queen this man can't keep getting away with triggering my ptsd 😭😭😭😭#it just made me start thinking of this bc a video spoke about her helplessness and how at the end of a regular route she stands up for #herself and the representation of her mother and how that's something many would've to do to achieve happiness #and it just made me think of this. of how i did try that time and time again #blame the autism blame the psychosis (<- if no adult got me i know that one got me can i get an amen?) blame whoever you want #but for worse i was never able to keep quiet and roll with it #like i was in such a position where no matter what i did i couldnt change anything. not there not anywhere #how many times did i stand up in class? scream and complain? how many times i earned respect but nothing else because no one stood with me?#granted i live in argentina no one is more sad wet and helpless than these cunts but man #its wild. my existence is something for real.

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aerielz · 1 year

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[no writing today bc Brasil is playing the world cup]

#the fact that I'm brazilian show up in the weirdest way #suddenly caring about footie once every 4y #making fun of Argentina #being emotional about LatAm representation....#rambling into the void #br pride

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tocomplainfriend · 4 months

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I am mad

Yup!

Bro shut up, she is white - being Latina is not a race, is an not the same as color skin. And she is a second generation immigrant too. So like... this isn't like a Salvadorian person doing a cartoon, is a daughter of Salvadorians... That grew in the USA. Being Latino doesn't mean you aren't white, you can be any race and Latino. Still wouldn't make up for the lack of representation or the existing racism. In the piece of media that's "diverse".

Salvadorian is not a race, LMAO. That's crazy- you think someone from Argentina who is white, is not white cause of their nationality??? Being Latino and having that culture does not equal a race. It's in itself a racist thing. This Latino = Race is terrible, It also comes from the idea of the "You are not Latino because you are not brown", assuming all people from Latino America are brown by default. You know how much has that happen to me? -AND MANY OTHER PEOPLE.

(I'm Latino btw)

I already have an older post about it, but - you can really see the lack of diversity in the show a lot. (Will talk about it even more other day).

Again the main thing you get is MEN, hypersexual skinny queer men (cis). You won't get to see female characters being well written, thought all the season 1 and all the episodes we got rn of season 2. All characters are skinny and similar body types and repetitive design choices. Funny enough, shows that lack of human characters still have better race-coding that helluva. (and well in hazbin you'll get POC characters that are gray, lack all ethic features... even when they are humanoid. So that is great.)

Bro you could, you imagine a character being black and having different textured hair, and you go to hell... AND EVEN THO YOU ARE HUMANOID- your hair became straight and spiky, and you are now a light gray? If you build a world like that... it just seems like the perfect racist excuse to delete ethic features out a POC character because you don't want to draw them. "Not going to a single hint of their race/culture unless it revolves on their death"... If the character became a fucking coin with dot eyes, maybe (not really, shows with no human/humanoid characters still are capable to race-code their characters). But all of these characters are humanoid- why do none of them have their different characteristics? Also, this is about a real person in the real world choosing how to design a character.

This tweet also implies that a black character when they were a life they had ethic features, but lose them when they go to hell. Which is even more fucking stupid.

If a white person with straight hair goes to hell, and their hair remains straight (assuming it has nothing to do with their death), why wouldn't there be black people with textured hair? This is dumb. This goes back to the fucking thing of "No black people in fantasy media", In the same way, it's stupid for fantasy stories to revolve around white people characteristics in fictional species and people in that world- not including all the rest of diverse human characteristics POC people have it's crazy. The biggest problem here is why the fuck all Viv's sinners characters (main characters designed by her) that are supposed to black (or mixed like Alastor) have 0 characteristic. THEY ARE HUMANOID, THEY AREN'T EVEN ABSTRACT OR AN ANIMAL OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT. She didn't want to draw that nor change designs, and wanted to justify the whole concept of Alastor even using Voodou.

HOW ARE ALL THE ANGELS THAT VIV WANTS TO BE BLACK (black voice actors specified, or are race specified) HAVE NOTHING??? LIKE HELLO THE 'I'm such a nice angel character girl' HAS SPIKY STRAIGHT HAIR??? SHE IS AN ANGEL AND BLACK, WHY DIDN'T YOU DID HER HAIR TO BE CLOUDS- It's THE EASIEST SHIT YOU COULD’VE DONE.

BOOM! A FUCKING TROLL FROM A KIDS MOVIE WITH DIFFERENT HAIR. BOOM! THE FUNK TROLLS ARE SO EXPLICITLY BLACK CODED.

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Bro, you know this whole thing of people with textured hair have to forcefully straighten their hair or wear wogs to a job... because people consider it ""Unprofessional"" cause racism? The erasure and discrimination of POC people and their features is a problem. That's why it is important to people represent all of those things:

(Marvel's Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur)

The only reason of why Alas tor is even mixed is purely cause Viv used the Voodou symbols because she thought they were creepy and edgy. It's sucks that all the angels and sinners that are supposed to be black have nothing.

#vivziepop critique #vivziepop critical #helluva boss criticism #helluva boss critique #helluva boss critical #hazbin hotel critical #hazbin hotel criticism #hazbin hotel critique #anti vivziepop #antiblackness

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curtwilde · 11 months

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Henry vs Julian

I have been thinking about this a lot. While Henry clearly admires and models his scholar self on Julian, their essential difference is in how they perceive the Ancient Greeks.

Julian's interest in the Ancient Greeks is true interest, he admires their high and exalted values. For him, the Greeks were the highest point of human civilization, and the closer he comes to his own time the more his disdain increases - the Roman Catholic Church he holds in contempt but it's still a 'worthy enemy' not as bad as the Presbyterian Church. It isn't mentioned but he must hold modernism and it's philosophy with disdain - modernist moral vacousness being a direct contradiction of the idealist values loyalty, honor, chastity etc. that were so exalted by the Greeks. Which is why he is always cherry picks, sees only what he wants to see, and invents what he can't - both for himself (his ambiguous involvement with the Isrami government) or for his students (encouraging Richard to lie about his life in California). Since he can't time travel back to Greece himself, he must try to live that life as much as he can and believe himself a character in a Greek play. But it comes, not from a place of wanting to escape his current reality, but true admiration of the ancient Greek way of seeing and doing things.

Henry is a true modernist. The monologue about feeling dead is central to his understanding his character:

Maybe it stems from his near death experience but he sees the world as inherently meaningless, God is dead and heaven and hell have been revealed to be man-made constructs, there is no punishment for evil and since there is no moral line. I think he subconsciously realised all of this before coming to Hampden, but to truly accept it would have been soul-crushing. So he tries to escape it by immersing himself in the Greeks, I imagine the absolutist values, vague representational ideas pertaining to each god might have interested him but really, it could have been anything else, the Medieval Age or the Victorians, anything. He just needed something to be obsessed with, to give meaning to his existence which he subconsciously knew to be meaningless. So is his adoration of Julian, he admired and wanted Julian's ability to almost half-live in another time when, in his view, things mattered more (we have divinity in our midst). It also explains the Bacchanal which is otherwise so out of character for him. The appeal was to escape the soul crushing knowledge of meaninglessness - even if for a while. To worship and call on Dinosiyus with the blind belief of the Ancient Greeks, a kind of belief that simply cannot exist anymore in the postmodern, post-Neitzche world. His harebrained plans also came from the same impulse, including the poison plan, and the one way ticket to Argentina.

I suspect that what subconsciously drove him to murder bunny, aside from the obvious fear of getting caught - is the same thing that drove Mersault to murder the Arab - it's the old existentialist question, if good and bad are relative and there is no punishment for evil, how far can one go? Bunny's murder was Henry's existentialist experiment with himself. And, I think in a way it confirmed for him what he already knew, they escaped unscathed and he didn't feel any of the fear or remorse he expected to feel. While it did give him the momentary sense of power, the feeling that he could now do whatever he wanted if he can be clever enough to not get caught, since he won't be punished for it otherwise. While it gave him enough courage to go get the girl he always wanted - it did confirm for him the inherent meaninglessness of the world. Also, conversely, Camilla could have been another experiment - something must matter, was it love? Camilla was the only girl he knew and he was fond of her - he may not even have thought of her romantically before considering he never cared to act on it in all the time he had known her. But either way, Julian's abandonment broke him.

Coming back to Julian, Julian's abandonment omakes perfect sense to me - he was disgusted by the modernist moral vacousness in his students. He himself was a moral man, but his morals operated on his own standards. He based it on the Greek sense of Honour, not the more modern sense of Justice. His basic instinct was the preservation of his own purity - he couldn't possibly keep on as their teacher. But also, to turn them in would be against his sense of honour - he must have very little respect for the police and law enforcement as institutions being the kind of person he is. Not to mention it would mean his having to be in frequent contact with the police and court. From his point of view atleast, leaving is the only thing he could have done, really.

For Henry however, he sees that his obsession with the Greeks as well as his admiration for Julian as the sham that it really was, is disillusioned with the world, shattered. Except for his fondness for Camilla he didn't really have anyone he loved, he saw his friends as pawns, wasn't close to his family, didn't have any goals in life with everything in his reach with his father's money - the only person he had really loved was Julian, and there he was betrayed. His obsession with the ancient Greeks was also thus tainted with Julian's betrayal - since it wasn't true interest at all, only a disguised attempt at escapism - it wavered and fell apart, and he didn't have a reason to live anymore.

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Side note : Richard falls between the two. Like Julian, he had a real interest in the ancient Greeks, but he didn't put them on a pedestal like Julian did. He realised that like his own time, and like all other times in history the Greek civilization too had its own good and bad aspects, and he wanted to learn about it for its own sake. But he doesn't make it his life, or use it to escape his own reality - outside of his classes he was very much rooted in his own time.

#the secret history #tsh #donna tartt #henry winter #julian morrow #richard papen #camilla macaulay #charles macaulay #francis abernathy #bunny corcoran #tina rambles #lit

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starkwlkr · 1 year

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the great war | fabio quartararo

faceclaim camila morrone

f1 and afaseleccion

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f1 Argentina winning on the track and on the field! Congratulations to both world champions! leomessi y/n.l/n

paulodybala 🇦🇷🇦🇷

y/nmylove FINALLY THE REPRESENTATION I NEED WE LOVE TO SEE IT

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y/n.l/n ❤️ ANTO TE AMOOOO

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Fabioquartararo20 number (your racing number) for my world champion ❤️🇦🇷 y/n.l/n

pennylaneman oh he’s IN LOVE mans got her racing number tattooed on him

212passengerprincess HE CANT KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS

Fabioq20 was this a bet?

y/n.l/n 🤨 no 🤨 why 🤨 would 🤨 you 🤨 think 🤨 that 🤨 he 🤨 clearly 🤨 loves 🤨 me 🤨

Pierregasly we lost him

Y/n.l/n you lost too🥰

Pierregasly you’re mean. Do you still want to go out to lunch with yuki and i?

Y/n.l/n of course❤️

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#formula 1 #formula 1 imagine #motogp #fabio quartararo #fq20 #el diablo #motogp imagine #fabio quartararo x reader #fabio quartararo imagine

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androgynousblackbox · 7 months

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OKAY, so I haven't actually finished the book yet so maybe my opinion on this will change, but I honestly feel like the gringo booktubers I watch all have no idea of what to do with Tender Is The Flesh and are fundamentally wrong about it? Like, saw someone trying to say "this book tries to criticize the food we eat rather than the industry", which sounds like absolute fucking bullshit to me because a BIG portion of the fucking book is all about how the industry is treating "the meat" like fucking dogshit and how the characters themselves, the ones who work inside of the industry, are disgusted whenever anyone even attempts to say there is something good about it. There is this constant cognitive dissonance where the characters know what they are doing is inhumane and awful, that they are treating "the meat" horrible, but it's their job, what are they going to do, and at the same time they feel it crosses a line whenever someone call "the meat" human or are even beyond inhumane when someone says the meat "have a good life" because they get treated as studs. Also, like in general, I feel all of them miss the part about this author being argentine and thus how that colors their vision of how the industry works. The biggest industry in all of the argentina, the one that gave us any kind of possibility to survive in this world, was the meat industry, we actually fucking need it because we have nothing else to offer, and yet, all the powerful people who are involved with the meat industry in this work are all foreigners: a japanese man who collects skin of people and threatens his employees with skinning them alive, a gringo, that is literally called gringo, and a german man who is to utterly dettached that has no issue calling "the meat" human and also make inhumane comments about them. At that point is very obvious to me that this isn't about just criticizing an industry, but criticizing a system to whome the industries are merely a reflection of. It's not about the world, it's about a country being so set on their old ways and traditions that are literally willing to eat each other if it means having a foot in the outside world. Because otherwise we have fucking nothing. And this ALREADY fuck us over in the real world. The protagonist is literally the representation of that! He literally asks himself why he keeps working on this shit if it makes him miserable? Because he is the best at it, because he gets paid and he needs the money. CAPITALISM ALL THE WAY DOWN, BABY. Like, the meat food industry is bad, but also think about why they are bad and why the powerful people want it to be bad in the first place. Like, the books says that indigenous, immigrants and other POCs are the first humans to being eaten. The poor and elderly. Why do you all think that is?? Like, I just generally do not understand how you can read that and come out thinking "this person just wants me to be vegan and I don't like that"/"this person doesn't criticize the food industry", like I am a very fucking firm believer that vegans who spend every breath trying to make you vegan are shit and just eat whatever, but even I got that it was meant as something else than that. And how people keep saying that the ending "comes out of nowhere" when it's literally foreshadowed at the beggining at the book while doing the world building? Were you even paying attention at all at that point? Like, I literally saw someone being "I think this book overstimates how much it would take for the world to be okay with cannibalism", like THAT IS NOT THE POINT. The point is not to write "how it's a world where human meat is mandatory", but rather explore the idea in which the way we ALREADY eat each other gets taken to it's extreme. LITERALLY WHAT ALL DISTOPIA FICTION DOES?? Anyway, again, I might change my mind when I finish the work myself, but even by reading the start myself and knowing a bit about the background of this author, I just do not get any of these reviews at all.

#tender is the flesh #andro is talking

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wingamy24 · 2 months

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im an argentinian fan of community. i laugh at everyone's painfully terrible spanish. i laugh at jeff and the dean's weirdass "tango".

im an argentinian fan of himym. i laugh at the extremely TERRIBLE REPRESENTATION of argentina there is (they showed brazil, argentina isn't a tropical country and "gael" is actually a spanish actor. he doesn't even have an argentinian accent). i laugh at barney's comment about why moving to argentina is a terrible idea because THAT'S THE ONLY ACCURATE THING

#community #community nbc #nbc community #himym #how i met your mother

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rinconliterario · 2 years

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Eso tiene que darte fuerzas para saber que ser diferente no significa no poder existir.

“Yo nena, yo princesa” Gabriel Mansilla, 2014.

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art-that-fucks-you-up-tournament · 8 months

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SET FIVE - ROUND TWO - MATCH ONE

"Cueva de las Manos (Cave of Hands)" (created in several waves between 7,300 BCE and 700 CE) / Chauvet Cave Bear (30,000 and 32,000 BP)

CUEVA DE LAS MANOS: its so basically human. the hunting and animal scenes are strangers to the every day life of many people, but this hasnt changed. this art makes me want to put my hand outline next to theirs and become part of it. (anonymous)

CHAUVET CAVE BEAR: I'm not a very emotional person but there's something about prehistoric cave paintings that make me cry my eyes out. There are too many examples (please check out the Altamira cave bisons they're beautiful) but one that never fails to amaze me is the Chauvet Cave Bear. He's painting with so much care, he's only one of hundreds and thousands of paintings in this cave, many of them more detailed, colorful and dynamic than this guy, but there's something about the careful lines that the artist (bc prehistoric people were artists) put on this wall that touches me. It's put in a scene where he's hunted, he's alone, in a peaceful position, possibly rummaging through a bush. The anatomy is maybe even cartoony with its tiny ears and small mouth but it's realistic in all the ways that matter at that time, anybody could look at it and see a bear, the artist had to carefully watch this bear (or many bears) to memorize its lines, it's humps and structure and the scrounge up the materials to paint, and finally put to rock this animal they admired from a distance. The Chauvet Cave has thousands of cave bear remains, estimating 200 individuals. The cave also has a quarter of ALL cave bear depictions in pre-history. That means that whoever painted this bear not only saw one in the wild but lived alongside these animals their entire lives, their culture was deeply locked with them. There's a chamber in this cave with 50 bear skulls, all of them carefully placed. This painting shows so much care and love from people that are often depicted as brute and uncaring but they were just as capable as any current human of not only caring but DEPICTING their love. It's a beautiful early representation of our capability for admiration and cherishing things that weren't essential for basic survival. Also the artist was damn good that bear has so much expression without even having eyes, the line thickness balance is amazing. (athenasabattoir)

("Cueva de las Manos" (Cave of Hands) is located in Santa Cruz, Argentina and consists of outlines of hands, as well as some depictions of animals and hunting scenes created using various mineral pigments and gypsum on rock. The paintings cover about 60 m × 200 m (200 ft × 650 ft) of the cave.

The "Chauvet Cave Bear" is a prehistoric cave painting in the Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc Cave located in Ardèche, France. This cave contains hundreds of preserved figure paintings from the Upper Paleolithic time period. The central bear is 120 cm (47 in) and was painted using red pigment.)

#art that fucks you up tournament #polls #atfyu polls #more cave paintings for you to agonize over!!!#id in alt text #look at all the hands that want to pet the bear

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