#MARBLE
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chao-studios · 21 hours ago
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"Wow. My art looks terrible."
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altrbody · 5 months ago
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Fabio Viale, marble sculpture.
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namedvesta · 8 months ago
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Antonio Frilli, “Sweet Dreams”, Marble sculpture (𝟣𝟪𝟫𝟤).
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letmeinimafairy · 6 months ago
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And another one, because I'm obsessed, and because for some mysterious reason carving with shaking hands is way easier than drawing. Carved shell, moss and resin, sea glass and pearls for a necklace.
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dapper-lil-arts · 10 months ago
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Ok NOW this might be the last one 🤣
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666candies · 5 months ago
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Lilith statue in Malbork Castle, Poland
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conformi · 1 year ago
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Emerald Fennell, Saltburn, 2023 VS Fauno Barberini, Glyptothek, München, 220 a.C.
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sictransitgloriamvndi · 1 year ago
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ianitos · 2 years ago
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zegalba · 2 years ago
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The beautiful carved marble steps leading down to the gallery at the Hotel National des Arts et Metiers in Paris.
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lynnettepetchulist · 2 months ago
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namedvesta · 9 months ago
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Alexandre Schoenewerk, La jeune Tarentine (𝟣𝟪𝟩𝟣)
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vintagehomecollection · 5 months ago
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A luxurious and restful new bathroom, with an antique quilt on the wall, leads off the bedroom.
The Englishwoman’s Bedroom, 1985
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blueiscoool · 11 days ago
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A Roman marble head of a Celtic hound Circa 2nd Century A.D.
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ancientcharm · 5 months ago
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Roman marble gravestone dedicated to a dog named Aminnaracus (1st century AD)
"Love for canine pets in particular was one of the most attractive features of the ancient Roman character.” Toynbee, English Historian
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