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andrewsillustrating:lionofchaeronea:Marble mask of a satyr.  Artist unknown; 1st cent. CE.  Found at

Julius Caesar, Andrea Ferrucci, ca. 1512-14

Hector and Andromache, Giovanni Maria Benzoni, 1871

David - Michelangelo Buonarroti by Andrea Bosio Photographer on Flickr.

Funny how it looks like a marble.Model: Dwain LelandPhotographer: Errikos AndreouMore pics like this

centuriespast:Ivy on a Marble HandMartin (‘Cynicus’) AndersonSt Andrews Museum

Dea Ex Machina © Oliver Ler Marinkoski 2021 #exmachina #deaexmachina #goddess #robot #android #DeusE

Andalusia www.leauwkey.tumblr.com

hadrian6:Mercury Tying his Sandals. 1881. Jean Andre Delorme. French 1829-1905. marble.     h

centuriespast:Ivy on a Marble HandMartin (‘Cynicus’) AndersonSt Andrews Museum

antoniettabrandeisova: Marble portrait of the co-emperor Lucius Verus, A.D. 161–169Src: Andres

antoniettabrandeisova: Marble portrait of the co-emperor Lucius Verus, A.D. 161–169Src: Andres

centuriespast:Ivy on a Marble HandMartin (‘Cynicus’) AndersonSt Andrews Museum

Pretty nude pink with accent ombré rockstar glitter from @sparkleyez1 (Suck It) for @andie_so

antoniettabrandeisova:Marble portrait of the co-emperor Lucius Verus, A.D. 161–169Src: Andres

Andalusia www.leauwkey.tumblr.com

Some new kitchen stuff: island cart, marble pastry board, and the one door on the right side wasn&am

deaprojekt:Borghi Ambrogio 1849-1887 Italy Berenice ’s Tresses

hadrian6: Theseus and the Minotaur. 1781-83.  Antonio Canova. Italian 1757-1822. marble. Victor

summerbumminclopfolio: Summer Bummin’ Hey everyone! Summer is heating up, and you know what th

Hard as granite, smooth as marble, stunner @andresleman by the great @paulvanderlindephotography. #a

sixpenceee: The Blessed & The Damned by Livio Scarpella. This is made of marble, quartz and

frisky-beast: A few more new pours for Mystery orders, the marble by Felicity and the UV Shellshock

Ora is a series of mirrors that focus on the round. Ora means edge or boundary in Latin, and the mir

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