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“Evil intent is always looking for ways to get a rise out of you. It uses insinuation to discover where you hurt, and knows a thousand stratagems to probe your wounds.”
— Baltasar Gracián, The Art of Worldly Wisdom
Thierry Mugler 'les méduseś' F/W 1999
Carved and engraved shells by Cornelis Bellekin (circa 1625 - before 1711), Dutch engraver of mother-of-pearl shells and, apparently, also active as painter.
Born into a family of engravers - the founder of the family, Jeremie, having settled in Amsterdam in 1608
- he specialised in the engraving of mother-of-pearl, becoming the most distinguished artist in that field.
Via The Decorative World of Shell Artistry
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Abbey Church of St. Foy, 12th century, Conques, France
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