Tito Salomoni (1928-1986) - Spotlight, 1984 #Art #Surrealism

Bell P-59B Airacomet was the first American designed jet aircraft. The engine was developed based on the British Whittle/Power Jets W.1X turbojet. The P-59 first flew in October 1942.(1/2) #Aviation #Aircraft #AVGeek #History

German/French actress Romy Schneider (1938-1982), in L'important c'est d'aimer (1975) Regarded as one of the greatest actresses of all time, became a cult figure due to her role in the Sissi trilogy in the mid-1950s. Her life ended tragically after her son was killed in an accident. #Film #hotlegs

anonymous illustration for La duchesse, ou la femme sylphide (The Duchess, or The Sylph-like Woman) by Nicolas-Edme Réstif. Although already published in 1783 as a short story in a bundle, it was only seperatly published for the first time in 1948 with illustrations included. #EroticArt #hotlegs

anonymous illustration for La duchesse, ou la femme sylphide (The Duchess, or The Sylph-like Woman) by Nicolas-Edme Réstif. Although already published in 1783 as a short story in a bundle, it was only seperatly published for the first time in 1948 with illustrations included. #EroticArt #hotlegs

Seated nude (Lynn) - Aat Veldhoen (1934-2018), 1999 #Art #EroticArt

1931 magazine illustration of the so called gyro-airship, an invention by Edgar Holmes. It was to be kept aloft using a so called gyradoscope, which also accounted for forward driving. (1/2) #Aviation #SciFi #History

Police station in Leiden (Zonneveldstraat), a 1927 design by architect Jan Neysingh in the Amsterdam School style. The building now houses various apartments. #Architecture #Art

Mylène Demongeot (1935 – 2022), French film, television and theatre actress and author. #Art #WomenInArt #Hotlegs #EroticArt

a very sexy representation of Cersei Lannister, one of the central (fictional) characters from A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin and the TV-version of Game of Thrones. #Erotics #Eroticart #History #Art #witchsky

Northrop P-61A Black Widow WW2 night-fighter which first flew in May1942. Over 700 were produced for the US forces, which used them in European, Pacific, China/Burma/India and Mediterranean theaters. #Aviation #Aircraft #AVGeek #History

Lesbian scene from the Druuna comic series by Paolo Eleuteri #Art #EroticArt #Sapphic

untitled erotic painting by Dutch artiest Aat Veldhoen (1934-2018), probably 1980ies. #Art #EroticArt

Jeffrey Smart- Bus Terminus, 1973 #Art

Dutch singer Ellen ten Damme, 2020ies #Art #WomenInArt #hotlegs

Construction of US rigid airship USS Macon (ZRS-5) inside the Goodyear-Zeppelin airdock at Akron, Ohio, 1933. It would crash into sea 12Feb1935 during a storm off Point Sur, California; 2 crew killed, 64 survived. #History #Airship #Aviation

Dutch singer Ellen ten Damme, 2020 #Art #WomenInArt #hotlegs

American actress, dancer and singer Julie Newmar (born 1933), known for her role as Catwomen (Batman) #Film #Art #WomenInArt #Hotlegs

Entrance of the Nautical College (Zeevaartschool) in Den Helder, Netherlands; Amsterdam School style design by Albert Doktor, statues by W.C. Brouwer, around 1930. Today it houses an ecological lab. #Architecture #History #Art

Jeffrey Smart - The Appartment House, 1965 #Art

Avro 707B experimental "proof of concept" delta wing aircraft for the Avro 698 Vulcan bomber. The first version first flew in 1949, which crashed after a few weeks.(1/2) #Aircraft #Aviation

American actress Madge Bellamy (1899-1990); June 1921. Photo by Alfred Cheney Johnston. #Film #Hotlegs #History

The Times They Are a-Changin' In the 1970-1980ies police lost interest in these kind of shops. In the 2000-2010s Internet removed the shops. #History #Erotica

Anton LaVey (founder of the Church of Satan) performing a Satantic Mass using a nude woman as the altar; 1970ies. No worries: everybody survived ! #EroticArt #Magick #occult #Hotlegs

American actress Yvonne Craig (1937-2015), best know for her role as Barbara Gordon/Batgirl in the 1960ies TV series Batman. #WomenInArt #Film #Hotlegs

René Magritte - Le Drapeau Noir (The black flag), 1937 Probably inspired by the German bombing of the Spanish town of Guernica in April 1937. Magritte later wrote that the picture "gave a foretaste of the terror which would come from flying machines, and I am not proud of it". #Art #Aviation

Russian occultist, mystic, author and journalist Maria de Naglowska (1883–1936) wrote and taught about sexual magical ritual practices. (1/2) #Magick #EroticArt #occult

Aérospatiale SN 601 Corvette business jet, first flight July 1970. Only 40 were produced, production terminated in 1977. Capacity up to 14 passengers, cruise speed 570 km/h, range 2550 km. #Aviation #Aerospace #History

Propeller-drive airship design by Frenchman J.B.M. Meusnier, 1784 (which is just a year after the first manned balloonflight !). It contained manualy operated propellers and a rudder. It was never built, but contained all the elements of the later airships. #History #Aviation #Airship

Trans Sahel Airlines Douglas DC-8-54AF EL-AJK at Amsterdam/Schiphol. The aircraft was originally delivered to United Airlines as N8055U in Nov1968 and used as such until Nov1984. Flew for Trans Sahel Feb1985-Aug1987, in 2004 it was scrapped. #Aircraft #Aviation #AVGeek