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A gold Roman ring decorated with the bust of Minerva carved in chalcedony .
Similar in function to an amulet, a ring with a portrait of a divinity brought the wearer under the deity's protection.
The extremely high relief carving of this gem is unusual for a ring.
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By Olga Beliaeva
Cham Deer Mask, Tibet, early 20th century
Edgar Hewett, front, side and rear view of monument in Quirigua, Guatemala 1909
Las Escobas Tropical Forest Trails, Guatemala
by Helene Hoffman
A Maya mosaic mask, made of jade and shell. From Guatemala, 200–600 CE.
Now part of the Al Thani Collection.
© abel juarezs
“Danse Macabre” by Louis Moe, 1928.
oh, is that why there's some art I see where someone's doing that diamond shape and whatever's in the diamond is different from everything else?
“The shawl in the sky opens and the face of God peers in pale as the crescent moon. Ascend all wandering goats, sing praises, His light is upon us, is in us.”
— James Hutton, 2024
“Always, there is the quest of the heart’s desire, always the unobtainable, the lure that beckons across the deserts of life to those who watch.”
Lawrence Sterne Stevens (1884–1960), illustration to “The Eye of Balamok” by Victor Rousseau
Fantastic Novels Vol. 3 #1, May 1949 — source
Joseph René Gockinga (1893–1962), “Visitation”
pen, brush & black ink on paper, n.d.
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"Offering" by Ulla Thynell
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František Kozics (1864–1900), Nacht im Moor (Night in the Bog)
illustration from Jugend #15, 1896
Lev Lerch (Austro-Hungarian, 1856-1892) Will o the Wisp, 1888 National Gallery Prague
Human jaw at 6 ½ years old, showing baby teeth and undescended adult teeth. A treatise on the irregularities of the teeth and their correction. 1888.
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