Gregor Gallery

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Gino Gregori (Italian, 1906-1973)

hushaby:Elisandre - L'Oeuvre au Noir: L'Univers particulier de Gregori Maiofis

ipusheveryoneaway: Francesco De Gregori

Yuletide Booster. Warm up from ages past. Lines from Tony Gregori, with colours from Simon Gough.

Quick Spidey warm up colours from last year. Lines from Tony Gregori, with colours from Simon Gough.

Taft Sturgeon cover for the collected edition of the serial published in ‘Shutter’, from

germanpostwarmodern:Apartment Building (1939) in Sao Paulo, Brazil, by Gregori Warchavchik

Denise Gregori nude

archi-diary: Photography by Gregori Civera,

Archduchess Gregoria Maximiliana of Austria by Jakob de Monte, 1591-93

Gregoria, my DnD gnome wizard again because I had to show her being kinda badass too @u@ And I’m rea

workingclasshistory: On this day, 23 June 1751, Gregoria Apaza Nina, Indigenous Aymara rebel leader,

As Gregoria Samsa awoke one morning from uneasy dreams she found herself transformed in her bedroom

Me in my Carolina Waves shawl. It’s huge! Here are the yarns I used: @gregoriafibers Bamboo So

identifythefash:rainy-haze-days:zsnes:this person is a gregorian monk that got transported hundreds

This needs to be sung as a Gregorian chant. That would complete me.

Happy New Years!By the time you are reading this you are probably full of pork and sauerkraut, candy

nae-design:The 366 Days of HanakomonConsidering Japan didn’t adopt the Gregorian calendar until the

How George Washington was born on both February 11th, 1731 and February 22nd, 1732,One interesting q

takawaste:when that new antiphonal gregorian chant drop at the monastery and you’ve had a little too

s0irenic: abstract (77) gregorian chants that I have not heard in a long timeHarry Moody

thequeensenglish: “December is the twelfth and final month of the Gregorian calendar and the first m

catie-does-things: seekingmybeloved: Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer…in Latin…in Gregorian Chant.

Bust of a woman. Cerveteri, 300 - 250 B.C., terracotta. Gregorian Etruscan Museum.“The bust is not a

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