Philadelph Gallery

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magicalandsomeweirdhometours:I do counted cross stitch, so I think that this building in Philadelphi
the-barnes-art-collection: Flowers with Daisies, The Barnes FoundationBarnes Foundation (Philadelphi
From the early days of photographs all the way up to the mid 20th century, the prominent Philadelphi
magicalandsomeweirdhometours:I do counted cross stitch, so I think that this building in Philadelphi
celebritiesofcolor: Rihanna poses with fans backstage at her Anti World Tour Concert in Philadelphi
magicalandsomeweirdhometours:I do counted cross stitch, so I think that this building in Philadelphi
magicalandsomeweirdhometours:I do counted cross stitch, so I think that this building in Philadelphi
Marblehead Harbor by Maurice Brazil Prendergast, The Barnes FoundationBarnes Foundation (Philadelphi
Philadelphia Soccer in 1913-1914 SOCCER FOOT BALL IN PHILADELPHIA. By Oliver Hemingway, Philadelphi
Noels (Christmas carols) Western France (Nantes?), ca. 1520–30
The Free Library of Philadelphi
oldhollywood-mylove: Happy Heavenly Birthday to Grace Kelly!!Born: November 12, 1929 in Philadelphi
The identification of a Spanish patron for a neglected Book of Hours — Bibliotheca Philadelphi
andysambcrg:IT’S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA (2005 - ) but it’s just the memes
In honor of the visit of Pope Francis to Philadelphia this week, we are sharing a number of our Pope
Halberd forged by Peter Schrekeisen, Austria, 1577.From The Philadelphia Museum of Art
Austrian ceremonial halberd, circa 1600.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art
State Halberd for the Trabanten Guard of an Archduke of Austria, 1578.from The Philadelphia Museum o
Peaked morion originating from Northern Italy, circa 1570.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art
Gold etched morion from Italy, circa 1550-1570.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art
Ornate gold etched comb morion, Northern Italy, late 16th century.from The Philadelphia Museum of Ar
Ornately embossed Italian morion, circa 1550-1570.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art
CamOveris one of Philadelphia’s contemporary tools to enable a moresustainable struggle for li
Winslow Homer (1836–1910), The Life Line (1884), Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia.
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