blondebrainpower:Seventeenth century engraving A unicorn, with assorted reptiles, and a Latin motto: “Not with might, but with virtue” Three stories about unicorns came to be particularly popular in medieval times. The second influential unicorn

blondebrainpower:Seventeenth century engraving A unicorn, with assorted reptiles, and a Latin motto: “Not with might, but with virtue” Three stories about unicorns came to be particularly popular in medieval times. The second influential unicorn

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Blondebrainpower: Wild Woman With Unicorn, C. 1500–1510 (Basel Historical Museum) Tapestry Fragment Cushion Panel With Wool, Linen, Cotton, Silk, Metal Threads Dimensions 76Cm × 63Cm The Unicorn Was Sometimes Portrayed As A Sexual

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Blondebrainpower: Because Of The Widespread Belief In The Healing Horn, From The Middle Ages Until The Eighteenth Century, The Unicorn Was The Most Common And Recognizable Symbol Of An Apothecary Or Pharmacy. Apothecaries Had Elaborate Signs Shaped

Blondebrainpower: Medieval And Renaissance Stories Of The Unicorn Became So Popular That In 1612 Petrus Plancius Included A Unicorn Constellation, Monoceros, On His Celestial Globe, Enshrining The Magical Beast In The Stars.

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Blondebrainpower:a Virgin With A Unicorn, C. 1604–05, Fresco In Palazzo Farnese, Rome, Painted By Domenichino After A Design By Annibale Carracci

Blondebrainpower: This Is What It Looks Like When An Artist Draws A Rhino Without Ever Having Seen One With His Own Eyes…While Maybe Huffing A Bit Of Glue. Albrecht Dürer/Wikimedia

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Jimhenson-Themuppetmaster:the Popular Photo That Most People Don’t Realize That Is Just A Toy Puppet Of Kermit, Just Look At That Collar.

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