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Title: The Dormition of the Virgin Artist: Priest Victor, aka Victor of Crete (Greek [Cretan], 1630-1697) Date: 2nd half of 17th century Genre: religious art (Orthodox Christianity) School: Cretan School Medium: tempera and gold leaf on panel Dimensions: 42 cm (16.5 in) high x 35.5 cm (14 in) wide Location: Benaki Museum, Athens, Greece

Victor of Crete, from Heraklion, was a prolific and popular icon painter during the period when his native island was ruled by the Venetian Republic. His style, influenced by the Venetian School, is marked by its simplicity and technical proficiency.

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Yi Am Korean, 1499-after 1545 Puppy with Feather Philadelphia Museum of Art

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Yves Saint Laurent - Fall 1993 Couture

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The Hell's Mouth, according to the Winchester psalmist from circa 1150

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Angelika Kallio @ Christian Dior Haute Couture Fall/Wint 1992

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🌸 Lindenia Gand [Belgium]: Impr. F. Meyer-van Loo, 1885-1906. Original source Image description: Illustration of Masdevallia chimaera orchid featuring three deep reddish-brown flowers with yellow speckles and elongated, thin petals extending outward. The flowers have a distinct triangular shape with a central yellow spot and intricate veining. Surrounding the flowers are broad, dark green leaves with visible veins, emerging from the plant’s base. The botanical print has a vintage style with muted background and detailed textures, capturing the unique form and coloration of this orchid species. Text labels include the title “Lindenia,” the species name, and print credits from Gand, Belgium, dated 1885-1906.