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Captain Hook gravesite in Old Brick Cemetery in Morgan County between Stockport and McConnellsville (Ohio). Legend has it that he designed the tombstone to be rounded so his wife couldn’t dance on his grave when he died, as she said she would!
tasteforthetasteless: The Dance of Death, 1919, Attributed to Josef Fenneker
Worthless race of man, hear the tune and dance to death.
rubensteinlibrary:This engraving sure makes us feel a little closer to Halloween! It comes from the 1725 edition of “Todten-Tantz,” or Dance of Death. A common allegory in Christian Europe, the Dance of Death was meant to serve as a reminder that
allonsy-mywayward-sociopath: unfinishedmelody: tisafinnfiction: I have been waiting for this little guy to come back on my dash. He dances in sync with any music you play! He’s dancing to Carry On My Wayward Son. It’s surreal. Literally sat here
dancing in the pale moonlight
a-femmefatalist: We dance at the edge of a cliff, you have fallen off…
lou-the-reed: March, 2 1942 - October, 27 2013 “Despite the amputations, you could dance to the rock n roll station. And it was alright”
wehadfacesthen: Dancing at the Storyville club, Copenhagen, 1952, photo by Helmer Lund Hansen first posted by blueblackdream
untergangsshow: Today we dance to the bassfeder two times more desperately than usual. The first thousand followers in UNTERGANG. Great!
loresart: With a dancing step… Following the same old map
photosofthehistoryandwithhstory: Young couple dancing the Be-bop in Paris, 1951
great-things-hang-on-a-kiss: Lili St. Cyr, burlesque dancer. Arrested in Los Angeles in 1947 for lewd behavior while dancing at the Follies Theater
Dancing At The Funeral Party
dolm: A young couple dance the night away in the dilapidated lobby of a hotel. 1994, La havana, Cuba. Peter Ginter.
70sgroupiex: 70s Groupie night in the sunset strip playlist ✨xo Bang a gong -T. Rex Hot dog -Led Zeppelin Fame -David Bowie Candy store rock -Led Zeppelin Barracuda -Heart L.A. woman -The doors Dancing queen -Abba Little wing -Jimi Hendrix Paint
rafswerk: “The Boxer Who Just Wanted to Dance”Andrew Garratt by Oliver Hadlee Pearch for Arena Homme Plus Magazine No. 48, Winter/Spring 2017-18
human-power: dancing around your room to music is one of the ultimate forms of self care
doraemonmon: The Rolling Stones - Ain’t too proud to beg / Dance little sister
bsfnr: “she wrote me a letter from a small room near the Seine. she said she was going to dancing class, she got up, she said at 5 o'clock in the morning and typed at poems or painted and when she felt like crying she had a special bench by the river.
morganmaassen: the dance…
lomasdope: “If I had the chance, I’d ask the world to dance.” — Billy Idol
rifles: Paul Graham, End of an Age [1999] End of an Age is a meditation on that transitional phase between childhood and adulthood. Graham photographed teenagers at a club in Western Europe—not the ones in the throes of dancing and socializing, but
night-spell: Press conference to announce Let’s Dance and the Serious Moonlight Tour, Claridge’s Hotel, London, March 17, 1983 © Joe Bangay
blowmyblues: I miss the romance. I keep saying this over and over again, but dance follows music. And if the accent today is percussion and rhythm and loudness, then that is the way the dance numbers will be. But it is pretty hard on romance with seven
66lanvin: lapetitecole: (by Falko Dzur) AFTER the DANCE…………No.7
wehadfacesthen:Director and choreographer Jerome Robbins (2nd from left) rehearses Rita Moreno for one of the dances in West Side Story, 1961
prrrobablydrunk: “I’ve always liked quiet people: You never know if they’re dancing in a daydream or if they’re carrying the weight of the world.” — John Green, Looking for Alaska (via minuty)
thunderstruck9: Ghada Amer (Egyptian, b. 1963), The Dance on Red Rhythm, 2004. Acrylic, gel and embroidery on canvas, 60 x 64 in.
66lanvin: AFTER the DANCE……….No.1
ginzyblog: “who sang out of their windows in despair, fell out of the subway window …. cried all over the street, danced on broken wineglasses barefoot smashed phonograph records of nostalgic European 1930s German jazz finished the whiskey and
oeuf-nyc: Henri Matisse working on The Dance - 1910
22ackermann: AFTER the DANCE……….No.1
fatifer: “You see, dearest creature, I could sit up all night: we might go to moonlight ruins, café’s, dances, plays, converse for ever; sleep only while the moon covers herself for an instant with a thin veil;” — Virginia Woolf, from a letter
thomasdavenport: “As the free fall advances, I’m the moron who dances.” // @alyssmnxphoto (at New York, New York)
iamthesuckdickforclogsgirl: rabid: paul klee, drawing knotted in the manner of a net (1920) this looks like dance notation…would love to see this ballet
22ackermann: waxthevan:Thibault Gaetan Dubroca AFTER the DANCE………..No.7
worldsworstfather:admit it, we’ve all fantasised about slow-dancing in the kitchen barefoot in our pyjamas at 2am in the arms of someone we love while old romantic jazz songs play softly on the radio
human-power:dancing around your room to music is one of the ultimate forms of self care
ugly-pierrot: “I can’t feel a thing; All mournful petal storms are dancing inside the very private spring of my head.” — Franz Kafka to Milena (via sleepysylph)
the-night-picture-collector:Hannes Kilian, Light Scripture of Dance, 1950
musicbabes: Asta Nielsen in Totentanz (The Dance to Death), 1912.
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