Dance Myth

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Terpsichore, Muse of Music and Dance, Nattier (1739) | Hummer, Foals (2008)

Sira Belly Dancer performs ~ Mermaid’s Tears ~ Fantasy Bellydance  @ Cult of Myth show I think

[Part. 1/6] Onmyoji (阴阳师)mythicalcharacters, drawn ukiyo-e style by 鬼笙 (find other posts here) Using

thewinedarksea:mythology moodboards | canolairish goddess of music and dance, and the mythical inven

vlkyrie:mini moodboards • the muses [ 5/9 ]terpsichore is the muse of dance. her name means “delight

Dance of the Dryads (French 16th Century)

The Dance of the Muses, Joseph Paelinck, 1832

Gaetano Zompini  (1700 - 1778)A Bacchanalian Dance, a Satyr reclining in the Foreground

crown-and-glory:the maenadson, on! run, dance, delirious, posessed! dionysus comes to his own! 

MANY SCREEN SHOTS OF DANYUL

its-caesar-bitch:statue of terpsichore (muse of dance) at the cleveland museum of art. the lighting

Olaus Magnus, Nocturnal Dance of Fairies, 1555

thecollectibles: Fairy and the peasant girl (for Mythbook 3) by Yuliya Litvinova

oylmpians:moodboard: terpsichore↦ one of the nine greek muses of music, song and dance. She was name

Tonight!!! The man, the myth, the legend - REMI ROYALE’S 80’s Dance Party kicks off at 9

Adolf de Meyer (American, born France; 1868–1949)L'Après-midi d'un Faune = The Afternoon of a FaunCh

cavinmorrisgallery:MasksMonpa, Dance/Drama Mask (Bhutan/India), 19th C.Stained wood10 x 8 x 5 inches

felixdeon:Xochipilli, the Prince of Flowers, is the Aztec god of music, joy, art, dance, song, hallu

Muse Terpsichore, Goddes of Dance and Choral Song - Vatican Museums, Rome

Photographs of Lubov Tchernicheva and Vaslav Nijinsky in L'Après-midi d'un Faune by Adol

One year of Stick-Gods! :D Thanks, everyone!(fondly derived from this famous dance scene; this took

A Morning: The Dance of the Nymphs, Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, ca. 1850

negativeonetoten: MYTHBUSTERS Mini Myth Medley (S11E06) ~ The Potty Dance

Ohara Koson, The Fox Dance, 1910, woodblock print. The Fox or Kitsune, is in the cannon of Japanese

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