The Museum of Ridiculously Interesting Things

The Museum of Ridiculously Interesting Things is a collection of ridiculously interesting art, objects and history. It is an experimental cabinet of curiosities for the digital age, which explores just what makes some things so fascinating.

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Women Laughing Alone With Salad
Hidden mothers in Victorian portraits
Two-faced memento mori ring, 17th century
Agnes Richter's embroidered straitjacket
Adorable mug shot of 19th century pear-nibbling toddler
More hidden mothers in Victorian photography: post-mortem photographs or not?
Bizarre beauty contests
19th Century Mug Shots from New Zealand
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A lot of pictures of Pablo Picasso without his shirt on

17th century
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anatomy
animal
archaeology
art
bird
body
children
clock
controversial
criminal
curiosities
death
dust
embroidery
ephemera
face
family
figurine
food
gold
grotesque
guest post
haunting
hidden mothers
history
hoax
humor
illustration
images
imagination
insect
installation
institution
inventions
jewels
love
map
medicine
moles
mug shot
museum
music
mystery
new zealand
nostalgia
object
outsider art
papier-mâché
parachute
pearl
photography
Picasso
police
porcelain
rant
sandwich
science
sculpture
south africa
space
stereotypes
surgeon
tattoos
taxidermy
textile
time
toast
trees
unsettling
victorian era
vintage
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RT @CuratorJournal: Cool! A Mid-Century Museum Transforms into an Art Space, Inviting Viewers to Step Inside the Exhibits. http://t.co/3m2Y… 4 years ago
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