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Temple of Peace by Arild Rosenkrantz (Danish, 1870–1964)
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Fish Pendant. Culture: Egypt, Late Dynasty 12–early Dynasty 13 (ca. 1878–1749 B.C.). Medium: Gold over a core of unknown material. Collection: National Museums Scotland.
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Greco-Egyptian aryballos in the form of a hedgehog, 6th-5th century BC. Collection: Walters Art Museum
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Tracery by Timothy Cleary, 2016. Medium: Bronze.
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Esther scroll in fish-like case. Place of origin: Eastern Europe, 19th century. Collection: The Jewish Museum, London.
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Athens, Greece. c. 1910. Photographer: Frédéric Boissonnas.
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Lilith, Eve and Adam Ulmannus. Detail from the Buch der heiligen Dreifaltigkeit, Franconia ca. 1470. Collection: München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Cgm 598, fol. 2r.
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A lavishly embossed Cuirass attributed to Giovanni Paolo Negroli. Height: 62 cm Width: 37 cm. Weight: 3.93 kg, Milan, Italy, mid 16th century. Collection: Musée du Louvre.
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Venus with a shell by James Pradier, and Salvator Marchi, 1844. Meidum: patinated plaster, 23.5x15.5x16 cm. Collection: Musée d'Art et d'Histoire, Ville de Genève.
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Grapes with jade leaves. Medium: Amethyst Place of origin: China, Qing dynasty, 19th century. Private Collection (?)
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Gold coin, Transylvania. Minted in 1683. Collection: The Hungarian National Museum.
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"The Death of Centaure" (Il centauro morente) by the french sculptor artist Emile Antoine Bourdelle (1861 - 1929).
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Halley’s Comet, brooch (1910) by James Mcbean & Son, Melbourne (manufacturer). Collection: The National Gallery of Victoria.
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Petroglyph with a large whorl in the center. It depicts the sun circling in the sky. Date: c. 400-550 AD. Place of origin: Havor, Hablingbo, Gotland Island. Collection & Credit : The Swedish History Museum. Stockholm. Sweden & Dagli Orti.
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Dog in the Wind by Stephanie Cunningham.
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Eye - from a wooden statuette of a man. Medium: bronze, hippopotamus ivory, obsidian pupil. Place & Period: Mastaba of Adu II, Dendera, Egypt - Sixth dynasty, c. 2374-2140 BC. Credit: Penn Museum.
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Marble Torso of an Emperor. Roman Imperial 1st.half of the 1st.century A.D. Private Collection.
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Perfume case, heart-shaped and engraved with foliate and faunal designs, with open-mark crown as handle. Culture: Dutch. Date: 18th century. Medium: Silver, hinged and gilded. Photo © The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum.
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Mountaineer’s axe with heart-shaped holes and bronze reinforced shaft. Place of origin & Date: Japan, Muromachi period, 14th century. Photo Credit & Collection: Nara National Museum, Japan - Formerly kept in Jinshō-ji temple, Shiga.
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Sutton Hoo Anglo-Saxon Great Gold Buckle. A masterpiece of early medieval craftwork, the buckle is made from over 400 grams of gold and black niello. Date: Early 7th century. Collection: The British Museum, London.
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Gold and Brass Opium Poppy Crown by Christopher Thompson-Royds 2022, part of the “Power & Image: Royal & Aristocratic Tiaras” Exhibition at Sotheby’s.
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Mythical Beasts of Wales. Work & Illustration by Neil Parkinson.
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Kneeling Man by Heather Kremen - Medium: cast glass, 2013.
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Assyrian dog figurines with names carved on them, Neo-Assyrian Peridod, circa 650 BC. From the North Palace (Room S, door D) at Nineveh, Northern Mesopotamia, Iraq. Collection: The British Museum, London.
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The Holy Heart of Jesus and the Five Wounds of Christ's Love (1521), a woodcut by Sigmund Grimm.
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