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'La Bagnante'. Alessandro Puttinati. 1846.

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Insomnia, Casey Childs

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Various Antique “Lover’s Eye’ Jewellery Pieces, c. late 1700s

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Paul Delvaux, The Sleeping Venus, 1944

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Oskar Zwintscher, 1904

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Set of a seven roman rings, Roman Empire 250–400 AD[1967x2048]

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Dzheneev Ivan Alekseevich, 1907.

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abadi hair accessory crafted by züchi

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Giuseppe Giorgetti’s Saint Sebastian which is placed at the site of the saint’s burial along the Appian Way.

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chavis mármol, "untitled destruction project," 2024, nine-ton quarry stone replica of colossal olmec head dropped on blue tesla model 3

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Frida Kahlo at her home, La Casa Azul, in the Colonia del Carmen area of Coyoacán, Mexico City, Mexico. August 1930.

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Skull with Veil (2024 / oil on canvas) - Fabrice Grimard

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An Indian silver pierced Esther scroll case, circa 1900

height 26 cm

This very unusual model of Esther Scroll case was acquired by the consignor from a member of the Sassoon family. The patriarch David Sassoon moved from Baghdad to Bombay in the early 1830s, and the first generation after him maintained the Baghdadi style for their Esther scrolls. It was thus probably a member of the second generation of Sassoons who commissioned this piece reflecting Indian rather than Iranian taste.  

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© Nona Limmen {via Instagram}

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‘Winged Victory of Samothrace,’ (c. 200–190 BC)

Sculpture from the Hellenistic era depicting Goddess of victory, Nike,  

Constructed of Parian marble, h: 328 cm,

Discovered in 1863 on the Greek island of Samothrace in the northern Aegean Sea, by Charles Champoiseau, 

Musée du Louvre, Paris, France (1886 – present).