Bernardo Ínsua

I honestly find it hard to accept the humanity of people who use Calibri

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Sword (blade: early 16th century; hilt: late 16th century)

Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna

A German sword associated with Georg von Frundsberg, a prominent commander of the Landsknecht mercenaries during the early 16th century. The blade bears a later inscription referencing him and carries the Passau wolf mark, a well-known quality mark of swordsmiths from Passau.

Type: Sword

Overall length: 99.6 cm

Width: 18.2 cm

Thickness: 7.0 cm

Origin: Germany

Associated owner: Georg von Frundsberg

Blade mark: Passau wolf mark

Material: iron, wood, fish skin, brass, gold, silver

Technique: forging, engraving, black etching, gilding, damascening (gold and silver inlay)

Form & Decoration: Steel blade with black-etched inscriptions on both sides, later additions referencing Georg von Frundsberg. One side bears the Passau wolf mark. Iron pommel, quillons, and knuckle guard, partly chiseled, inlaid with gold and silver, and fire-gilt. Grip wrapped in wood and fish skin, finished with engraved gilt brass wire.

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Jar with mountain goats, Central Iran, 4000 - 3600 BC

from The MET

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City Hall, NYC | 1980

— Stanley Stellar

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Elements of an Armour, Northern Italian, 1510

From the Philadelphia Museum of Art

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Ink tablet in the form of a turtle, China, 1st century AD

from The Minneapolis Museum of Art

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The Old Chair (1886) by John Singer Sargent

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Interior of a Forest, c. 1885 by Paul Cézanne

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