Vintage images of young men in various styles of dress and poses: …**🎩🎻

Marilyn Monroe, "There's No Business Like Show Business", 1954.💋

Belly dance #vintage

The Strange Woman (1946)

Mystery of darkness

Adam family 1965 🖤🥀

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes A 1953 classic starring Marilyn Monroe...

Gone With The Wind (1939)

Marilyn as Angela Phinlay in 'Asphalt Jungle' in 1950.

l'eclisse 1962

Ancestors / cycle drums drumming Healing power of shamanic Spiritual tribal music shamanic

Montgomery Clift and Olivia de Havilland in "The Heiress" (1949)

The Rose Of Winter

Kaval Sviridark

ludicii Signum - Canto da Sibila

Juliano Ravanello Ravanello SALVE REGINA GREGORIAN CHANTS

Ava Gardner em The Killers (1946).

Joana d'Arc

Cantigas e Vilancetes Portugueses do Século XVI -Cancioneiro de Paris /Se me a mym não casam

Drácula de Bram Stoker 1992

Nosferatu 2024 ‧ Horror/Mystery 

Wuthering Heights

Marilyn Monroe made one of her first television debuts as a guest on 'The Jack Benny Show' (1953).

Marilyn Monroe made one of her first television debuts as a guest on 'The Jack Benny Show' (1953).

Violet Bick (Gloria Grahame) strutting her stuff in "It's a Wonderful Life." (1946)

labour /paris paloma

Lillian Gish 1893-1993, American stage and screen actress, 1912

Enchanting Oneiro - Daemonia

Marilyn Monroe (1953 )movie Niagara with Max Showalter and Jean Peters

Samain Night

Echoes In Rain

Marilyn Monroe in "How To Marry a Millionaire" (1953)

Rita Hayworth in Gilda (1946) "What I want to know is. Does it bother you?"

Hedy Lamarr in the 1941 Busby Berkeley musical, "Ziegfeld Girl".

Maude Fealy (1883-1971) taken during the 1900s. colorful

Marilyn Monroe in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, 1953

Witches Rune SJ Tucker

Witches Daughter Ashley Witches Rune SJ Serena

Medieval Instrumental Music #medieval #medievalhistory

Vivien Leigh's screen test for Gone With The Wind (1939)

Rita Hayworth in Gilda, 1946 Put The Blame On Mame

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes /1953

Artistic eras and styles #vintage

Gabrielle Ray 1883/ 1973 #vintage

Marilyn Monroe singing a lullaby for you, "Down in the Meadow" in "River of No Return", 1954

Alas Alas is My Chief Song - Walter Frye (15thC) / Ferrara Ensemble

Celtic fantasy music - sleeping beauty (emotional)

Mourneress /I'm numb in my grief