I’m not entirely sure but I think it’s a standard salute they give when they pledge allegiance to their flag. It’s reminiscent of Bellamy salute that was done in the states whose usage fell out of favor presumably for historical reasons.

Twin Peaks!

Sir Elton John and his husband David Furnish testified on behalf of the defense.

rapscallions , knaves, scamps

I’m not OP, but I think it’s Bannerman Castle on Pollepel Island in the Hudson River.

It’s the sator square.

Night of the Hunter and Barry Lyndon come to mind. I’m willing to say most any Kubrick film has at least a few indelible shots. Oh and Kwaidan left quite an impression when I first saw it.

I hope Kix doesn’t make one.

Agreed! This one's Venice at Sunset, if you're wondering.

Let’s not forget it stars a young Julia Louis-Dreyfus in her first film role, playing perhaps her most iconic character.

Have you seen Seconds? That one stars Rock Hudson and was also shot by Howe, so you might at least find the look of it appealing.

I haven’t seen that but I’ve been meaning to make an effort to watch Jodorowsky’s work.

I just remembered the film The Fall. I believe that was also Tarsem (like the Cell). I remember it being visually striking but not much else.

That was a fantastic movie! That’s a James Wong Howe film. But do you mean Burt Lancaster? I don’t recall Heston in that.

Apologies, I didn’t realize that. When I follow the link from a browser it works properly (as does your original link), but not from the app. I want to say it’s the parenthesis in the link but I tried using the % encoding and no dice.

Thanks for sharing! But I think you meant to link to the painting, not the play.

Oh neat! I’ve never encountered these before. Are they like v60 drip brewers or more like a small press? How does the brew turn out compared to other methods? Any particular make you’d recommend or things to look for when shopping for one?

Is this a Gustave Doré engraving?