#STOLE

[sickangelsweets]

Heh.. learned the trick for likes..

[saydesole]

Kelly Rowland 🤎

Happy Birthday to this sweet soul

Kelly is Black History

Kelly is R&B

Kelly is Soul

Kelly is Black Culture

Kelly is Pop

Kelly is a Goddess

Kelly is our blessing a gift we cherish

[maybelsart]

Stole

[costumeloverz71]

Evening gown & stole.. 1920s .Gallenga.

[whatareyoureallyafraidof]

[terranovathemust]

the limit has been exceeded

[shewhoworshipscarlin]

Shawl or Buddhist priest's stole, 1800s, Japan.

[monkeyssalad-blog]

Detail from a 1925 International Fur Store ad by totallymystified Via Flickr: The International Fur Store was on Piccadilly Circus, London. I think it's a branch of Benetton now!

[creative-author]

Is Mals Bike still on the isle?

I mean, in D2 she puts magic on it so she can enter the isle but she leaves with the others.

Someone probably stole it already and doesn't know they were able to leave the hole time.

Same goes with the Bikes in D3. Harry tells Jay, the crashed them, not knowing they could leave with them. (In my story, not every bike crashes but they forget about the magic in a hurry)

So, this has potential for a fanfic too! Some poor VK finds Mals Bike (or maybe repairs their own with parts of the D3 bikes) and eventually finds out, they can leave the isle.

[hootnightowl]

vini stolen' his banana 🍌

⬇️Original meme⬇️

[gracie-bird]

Grace Kelly, escorted by her boyfriend - the dashing Oleg Cassini, former husband of Gene Tierney- arrives for the glittering premiere of the movie Desiree at New York's Roxy Theatre on November 18, 1954. Proceeds from the event went to the March of Dimes.

[blueiscoool]

MFA Boston Returns a 2,500-Year-Old Necklace to Turkey

When the museum bought the necklace in 1982, it did not receive any provenance records.

The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston has repatriated a necklace to Turkey after scholars told museum staff that elements of the artifact were likely looted from an ancient tomb illegally excavated in the 1970s.

Parts of the disassembled 2,500-year-old gold and carnelian necklace, which has been on display at the MFA for more than forty years after it was acquired, were believed by researchers to have been taken out of Turkey after an illicit excavation that took place in 1976.

The necklace is believed to have been strung together and sold privately to the museum by a London dealer in 1982.

Prior to its return, an outside researcher contacted the museum about the necklace’s suspect provenance record, comparing its similarities to other beads and metallic elements of ancient jewelry excavated from a site in the province of Manisa located in Western Turkey.

According to Victoria Reed, the MFA’s Sadler Curator for Provenance, some beads from the looted site that were used as visual references by scholars to link the MFA necklace to it never left the country. They were instead placed in the collection of a local archaeological museum.

The museum’s internal staff conducted its own review of the object’s ownership record to confirm the outside research.

In a statement announcing the artifact’s return, Reed said, “It’s our responsibility to ensure that we are not holding onto objects that were unlawfully acquired.”

Representatives from Turkey’s government attended a repatriation ceremony at the Turkish consulate in Boston to retrieve the necklace earlier this week, where they signed a memorandum marking the occasion.

By Angelica Villa.

[ps-cactus]

fancy glitch 🍃

MC: ....okay magic world, you do you

[im-in-the-house]

My life is like:

Btw this meme is also stolen :)

[luciferscrack]

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