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Rosebuds, by Adolph Piot (1850-1910)

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Mexica Cihuateotl (goddess) AD 1325–1521 Probably Tenochtitlan, Mexico Basalt 33 x 36 x 66

The Cihuateteo or Mocihuaquetzque were the spirits of women who died in childbirth. The Aztecs considered childbirth a form of battle, and its victims were honored as fallen warriors. The Cihuateteo are depicted with skeletal faces and with eagle claws for hands. This sculpture has the date 1-Eagle, one of the five days of the year when the Cihuateteo were thought to descend to the earth and cause particularly dangerous mischief.

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The Journey by Tomasz

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Margherita Caffi. Detail from Still Life With Flowers, 17th Century.

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Dante’s Vision of Leah and Rachel by Marie Spartali Stillman, 1887

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The Château de Chenonceau , 1843 by Pierre-Justin Ouvrié (French, 1806–1879)

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Vole sleeping in an iris flower (Source: http://ift.tt/1QCgiWs)

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Viola papilionacea

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Landing by Marco Soggetto

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Three Spirits Filled with Joy, Warwick Goble

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Edinburgh Town and Castle, 1831 by David Roberts (Scottish, 1796–1864)

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Marianne Stokes - Death and the Maiden