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"Garden of Buddha, The Lotus Garden", c. 1892-1893, oil on canvas, by San Francisco-born, American artist Theodore Wores (1 August, 1859 – 11 September, 1939).
A phenomenally chiseled Sword,
OaL: 38.5 in/97.7 cm
possibly Germany, 17th century, housed at the Musée du Louvre.
🐉 Ulyssis Aldrovandi …. Bononiæ, apud C. Ferronium, 1640.. Original source Image description: Illustration of a dragon from a 1640 publication by Ulyssis Aldrovandi. The dragon is depicted with a long, sinuous body covered in detailed scales, a prominent wing with webbed, fin-like segments, and clawed limbs. Its head features a fierce expression, open mouth revealing sharp teeth, and a crest or frill extending from the top. The dragon’s tail curls into a loop at the bottom of the image. The style is a black ink engraving on aged paper, with text visible in the background, emphasizing a historical scientific or natural history context. The page number 423 is shown in the top right corner.
Greek or Egyptian rhyton with griffins
3rd - 2nd century BCE
Walters Art Museum 48.368
Roman box bezel ring depicting the Greek hero Bellerophon, riding on his winged horse Pegasos, and slaying the Chimaera
340 - 320 BCE
J Paul Getty Museum 88.AM.104
Gold brooch, Langobardic, circa 600 AD
from The MET
Ivory diptych sundial, crafted by Hans Droschel the Elder of Nuremberg, Germany, dated 1584
from The Jagiellonian University Museum