
That’s how I felt when I finished it too. Thanks /lit/.
Description: States, ‘G.D. Harrington’ with motto ‘Oui ipsum juvat eum juvat coelum;’ depicts a tree stump with the initial ‘GDH’ and a creature floating on a log in a river with a castle and mountain in the distant. Unsigned.
Source: Pratt Institute Libraries, Special Collections 458 (sc00484)
Artist: Haffcke, Friedrich
Date: 1910
Description: States, ‘Ex Libris Albert Groth;’ depicts a naked woman seated on some rocks on a beach. Signed at the bottom right ‘FH. 1910.’
Source: Pratt Institute Libraries, Special Collections 434 (sc00472)
Sailors and the Women Who Love Them
Boys and Other Beasts by Barbara Lang Stern (1964)
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uhm… the importance of fresh fruit in the diet of mariners? Yeah, that sounds good.
Symbolism? Anyone?
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Cock fighting on her ass… I guess she thinks she’s all that and a bag of chips…
Jellies! Woot!
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Namiko Kitaura (via fluffy Lychees: Namiko Kitaura)