Hand of a Kore holding a fruit, Attic workshop, 6th century BC, marble, Acropolis Museum, Athens.
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Les fleurs animées by J. J. Grandville, 1847, from The New York Public Library.
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Left: brown/black horse stands facing away in yard
Right: brown horse stands facing away on path, grass right
Two studies of paintings by Julius Paul Junghanns (1876-1953) done by an unknown artist who signed the paintings with the name Rydin.
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▪︎ Notebook and pencil.
Place of origin: France
Medium: Tortoiseshell, mother of pearl, paper, silk, gold, enamel.
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(Fanny Stitch, and Remington Lilly posed in front of a vampiric village settlement, preparing to leave before dawn, colorized 1770)
Centaurs in 18th century north america Earth, would often take a well paying job of the nicely dressed safety escort/servant. Remington took this job. This job entailed carrying one or more moderate to high paying men or women anywhere they please at any time, whether it be 2 in the day, or 2 in the morning. It may be helping them escape a pillaging (because often times, despite the fact they were well dressed and seemed dutiful, they did not abide to law), or it may be trotting them to the outhouse at night as to not get their feet muddy or grassy.
They also often carried weapons, and satchels of goods/needed materials/healthcare items. The benefit of having a mount with two hands and a human mind, is that they could patch you up, feed you, and fight off enemies (and do the fighting while scurrying you off). You could add pack to them too, on their haunches, though you'd have to ask, unlike a normal horse.
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Antique Vietnamese screen.
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𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𝕷𝖊 𝕭𝖆𝖗𝖆𝖙𝖎𝖊 𓆝 𓆟 𓆞
Nostalgia made me watch the One Piece live action - And i loved the ships so much it made me want to draw my own spin on them - inspired by both anime and film, but also by antique portolan charts !
• The Red Force • The Going Merry • The Miss Love-Duck •
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title: The Dance of Death
artist: anonymous
year: 16th century (germany)
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Ain’t antique art just beautiful?
Pic cc: Pinterest
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Not all examples of Victorian hairwork are memorials, but this one is.
This shadow box was made in memory of a little girl who died in 1884 at age 5 and contains a tiny floral bouquet woven from her hair. It was likely made by her mother.
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