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470. Nick Perillo - 17.6
gir1sgir1s:(via DE19854865.jpeg 980×1,470 ピクセル)
kathifee-world2: jack-mongrel: (via tumblr_pn618n4HbC1uzc4dro1_540.jpg (JPEG Image, 470 ×
bikebound: No Joke: The LM847 by @lazarethmotors, a four-wheeled tilting motorcycle powered by a 470
470-07:I’m a bird by ;dreamer on Flickr.
Prisoner 470-18Trying her best to get herself released from this chained up hell.This poor suffering
archaicwonder:Tetrobol from Akanthos, Macedon, c. 470-390 BC Forepart of bull left, its head facing
marmarinos:Ancient Roman bust of a woman often identified as Aspasia (c. 470-400 BCE), dated to the
Endoceras – Middle-Late Ordovician (~470-445 ma)For someone who loves invertebrates as much as
Eros (Cupid). Attic red-figure bobbin, attributed to the Painter of London D 12, ca. 470-450 BCE.
Boy Reading a Scroll, 470-450 B.C. Attributed to the Akestorides.
Sacabambaspis – Late Ordovician (470-453 Ma)Today we’re talking about something really c
cma-greek-roman-art:The Cleveland Krater, c. 470-460 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman Ar
theancientwayoflife:~ Lekythos.Date: ca. 470-460 B.C.Place of origin: Attica, GreeceMedium: Ceramic
ancient-soul:a great pic of me & my very good puppy, c. 470-460 BCE, #nofilter
theancientwayoflife:~ Lekythos.Date: ca. 470-460 B.C.Place of origin: Attica, GreeceMedium: Ceramic
Column Krater, Pig Painter, 470-460 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtThis vessel was
cma-greek-roman-art: Column Krater, Pig Painter, 470-460 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roma
cma-greek-roman-art: Mirror, c. 470-460 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtSize: Diamet
cma-greek-roman-art: Mirror, c. 470-460 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtSize: Diamet
cma-greek-roman-art: Fragment of a Painted Vase: Head Facing Left, c. 470-460 BC, Cleveland Museum o
cma-greek-roman-art: Janiform Kantharos, c. 470-460 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman Art
Donkey-head rhyton, attributed to the Painter of Brussels, 470-460 BCE, Athens, now in the Louvre
The Ludovisi Throne (or Throne of Venus), from the Villa Ludovisi, Rome, Italy (c.470-460 BCE)
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