1989 Alpina B12 and Mercedes-Benz 300CE AMG 6.0
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1989 Alpina B12 and Mercedes-Benz 300CE AMG 6.0
Mezcala Stone Idol, 300 BCE - 300 CE
Stone, 43.2 x 11.4 cm (17 x 4 1/2 in)
Courtesy: Barakat Gallery
Mezcala stone carvings are a distinct style of pre-Columbian art from Guerrero, Mexico, known for their abstract and minimalist representations of human and animal forms.
These sculptures, crafted from hardstones like greenstone and jade, feature simplified features and geometric shapes, often resembling axe heads.
They are believed to have been created between 700 BCE and 650 CE, and were highly valued by later cultures, including the Aztecs, who considered them sacred.
Mercedes-Benz E Class (C124)
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Mercedes-Benz 300 CE 3.4-24V AMG (W124) 1990