This display in Ashmolean Museum shows how touching artwork affects material.
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This display in Ashmolean Museum shows how touching artwork affects material.
Art by Simon S. Andersen
'A tiny storage room. Mira, dressed in a sweater and hood, looking behind her shoulder into the room, ready to leave. Another character with a long neck, holding a dagger is standing next to an armored person in a gekko-shaped armor, slumped in the corner, seemingly having been stabbed'
Giants, eh?
Locked storeroom with gifts given to the POTUS by other countries
(Arthur Rickerby. 1962)
Snapetober 2021, Day 8: Emptiness (from sxvxrxssnape’s prompt list)
Heads will roll.
2023 AUGUST 03 Thursday
"Then every scribe who has been instructed in the kingdom of heaven is like the head of a household who brings from his storeroom both the new and the old."
~ Matthew 13:52
[So, I'm here in Garden Grove, California, right off the 22 freeway on Harbor Boulevard. I'm here to check out a joint where I hear this Mexican family though got the whale and elephant in the storeroom downstairs and serve up real-deal Mexican food.]
The Nando Babā is a small humanoid Yokai found living in storerooms in Japan. The Nando Babā is described as a short old woman who is slightly balding ad she is usually seen wearing weathered clothes. The Nando Babā loves living in dark and dirty places especially storerooms and she is very shy and jumpy so when the door to the storeroom is opened, they hide but sometimes they are caught by surprise and scream and chase people who open the door to their hiding place and if they get hit on the head with a broom they get disoriented then hide underneath the floor boards. The name Nando Babā translates to “Storeroom Hag.”
Art by: Matthew Meyer