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A. Hudson. Paddington railway station in London, known as ‘The Gateway to the West’. 1933
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Intricate Bracelet from Pharaoh Ramesses II’s Tomb
Made of gold with lapis lazuli, it was probably worn by Ramesses II (reigned circa 1279-1213 BCE) before being buried with him. It had a hinge allowing to easily be taken off. And it was decorated with a pair of ducks’ heads, because gold and lapis lazuli aren’t fancy enough for a pharaoh.
(Source: egypt-museum.com, via grandegyptianmuseum)
Arthur Illies (German, 1870-1952)
The Longer, the Better (Je laenger, je lieber) , N/D
Watercolor on paper
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Painted Diptych, Medieval Art
Gift of J. Pierpont Morgan, 1917 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY
Medium: Ivory, polychromy
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Reclining Nude (The Painter and his Model), Henri Matisse
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Paul Klee (Swiss-German, 1879-1940) - Letter Ghost (Geist eines Briefes), Pigmented paste on newspaper, 33 x 48.6 cm (1937)
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Put a ring on it
(Source: antiquejewellerycompany.com)
