detail, Caravaggio c. 1860

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detail, Caravaggio c. 1860
Rhyton: The Buffalo-Slayer Goddess
c. 600-700
Iran, Sasanian, 7th-8th Century
Material: Silver
Overall - h:19.10Â cm (h:7Â 1/2 inches) Wt: 702 grams.
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chason matthams  Untitled (digital camera with red playback), 2013, oil on board, 8 x 10 in.
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Bear in Laspy, Crimea, Ukraine
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Eero Saarinen, TWA Terminal, JFK, 1962. Photography by Heinrich Klotz, the founding director of the German Architecture Museum, Frankfurt. See more:Â HfG Karlsruhe
From the Exhibition Mission : Postmodern, Heinrich Klotz and the Wunderkammer DAM, Frankfurt. May - 19 Oct 2014.
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