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knowledgeistreasure:Maya two part effigy vessel of an armadillo. Early classic period. 250-450 AD.

Tomb of Renée d'Orléans-Longueville, (d. 1515) 

Tomb effigy of Helwig von Rückershausen (1576) from the city of Treysa in Northern Hesse,Germany

Tomb Effigy Bust of Marie de France,Jean de Liège, ca. 1381 

The tomb of Francis II, Duke of Brittany is a monument located in Nantes, in the Cathedral of St. Pe

Effigy on the tomb of Catherine of Austria,Duchess of Calabria by Tino di Camaino in Naples,c. 1323

uesp:“the Black Sacrament involves an effigy of the intended victim – created from actual body parts

reincremation:The heaviest albums of the early 90’s; Part 1Suffocation - Effigy of the Forgott

Antique Effigy, 1885 by Enrique Serray Auque (Spanish, 1859–1918)

Family Tomb of King Gustav Vasa I of Sweden and his wives Catherine and Margaret, c. 1570

Tomb Effigy to Edward the Black PrinceCanterbury Cathedral c1380.Depicting heraldic plaque belt (Bar

Tomb effigy of Veronika von Boyneburg from  Wettesingen, Hesse, 1572

Statue of Nakhtanubis, priest of Osiris, shown holding a miniature shrine with an effigy of Osiris.

Tomb cover slab of count Wiprecht of Groitzsch (died 1124). Saxony, second quarter of the 13th centu

Drawing from the Effigy of an unknown Lady of the Clifford family (d. 1350)

Effigy of Blanche de la Tour (1340) 

Grave stone of a couple from the Danish noble Pogwisch family, 1554 

Scarecrow- - - - Current location: Los Angeles, CACurrent books: MAY NOW OPEN!Travel statue: paused-

telawrence:The Eric Kennington maquette for the T.E. Lawrence effigy which is located in Wareham. Th

Effigy of Frau von Oettingen in St Mary’s Church, Kirchheim am Ries, Germany, 1358 

Tombstone of Judith of Habsburg,Queen of Bohemia (died 1297) in Convent of St Agnes of Bohemia

slam-african:Effigy Pot, Unidentified Yungur artist, c.1925–50, Saint Louis Art Museum: Arts of Afri

Alabaster effigy of Lady Elizabeth de Strelley on the tomb with her husband Sir Sampson in All Saint

whoisnoahdillon:SO WE LIT THIS EFFIGY TO SAY GOODBYEPhotographed by Noah Dillon for Flaunt Spring is

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