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Hitari Murakami

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in the infield was patty peccavi, 1981

edward kienholz & nancy reddin

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Created at least 5100 years ago, this detailed necklace is attributed to the Susa II period of ancient Susa, Iran. It is made of limestone with black schist components and features ten rows of small sculpted beads, along with three larger pendants and a series of amulets or charms. It measures 62 x 21.5 cm (24.41 x 8.46 in).

This artifact is now housed at The Louvre Museum in Paris, France. It was acquired via partage after excavations led by Roland de Mecquenem between 1929 and 1933.

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Late medieval wall plaque and peeling paint, Dingle, Co Kerry, Ireland

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Xavier Mellery - The Knitter (Evening, lamp effect), ca. 1890

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Asami Shoji (Japanese, 1988) - 18.3.4 (2018)

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sights in Britany from my mom :)

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Illustrations conchyliologiques - Jean-Charles Chenu - undated - via Internet Archive

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Having the best day off repotting my plant sprouts & adding seashells & miniatures to the pots

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bøla reindeer petroglyph in norway

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James Lee Byars, The Angel, 1989.

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Al Naslaa, earths most bizarre geological rock formation

In the Saudi Arabian desert, the Al Naslaa rock formation looks completely unnatural. Its perfectly vertical split remains a mystery. With petroglyphs dating back thousands of years and evidence of human inhabitants dating back to the Bronze Age, the Al Naslaa rock formation towers over its surroundings.

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Dennis Staffne Circle of Grass II (1995)

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19th c. book cover with mother of pearl