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Hans Bellmer (German, 1902–1975, b. Katowice, Poland, d. Paris, France) - Plate from La Poupée 1936,

Plaque of King Psusennes IThis plaque, or thin plate, was placed on the mummy of king Psusennes I ov

Duke crosses the plate.

Ernst Ewald (German; 1836–1904), compilerFontainebleau. Galerie François I = Francis I Gallery at Fo

On the Beach at Rockaway, N.Y.between 1901 and 1906Glass plate negativePublished: Detroit Photograph

HAND MIRRORsilver-plate on brass with inset malachitePatriz Huberprobably Austrianc.1900

Check out these babes!This is an illustration from Schedelsche Weltchronik (or Nuremberg Chronicle)

wickedwomenwarriors:Barbara de Rossi ~ I Paladini - storia d’armi e d’amori [aka Hearts and Armour] 

bogelbear:Pokegraphy, or, a Natural History of Hoenn - Plate 373: Salamence

Capt. Riley and Lifeguards, Coney Island, N.Y.1900–5Glass plate negativePublished: Detroit Photograp

Decadently sublime, this gorgeous #pochoir plate illustrates some #artnouveaudesigns by the French j

In-text plate (page 185) from Daphnis et Chloé, Pierre Bonnard, 1902, MoMA: Drawings and PrintsThe L

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Silver plate depicting David slaying a lion, Byzantine, 7th century [365

loveyourselfsonoonehasto13:The number plate is the chemical equation for Glucose, and the car is cal

cabinetmagazine.orgAugust Strindberg: Celestography, 1894 - photographic plate developed through exp

Day four of our holiday and so far I’ve eaten a plate of churros and we’ve been on another walk expl

rmlgifs:I’ll tell you when I’ve had enough, you greasy plate jockey!

Plate 175 Nuttall’s lesser-marsh Wren, John James Audubonwww.wikiart.org/en/john-james

Plaque; porcelain; painted with butterflies; Sampson Hancock’s prentice plate. ca. 1830 - Brit

In-text plate (page 11) from Daphnis et Chloé, Pierre Bonnard, 1902, MoMA: Drawings and PrintsThe Lo

[OC][ART]Party Level progression by Frida Bergholtz

met-european-sculpture:Plate with rocks, flowers, and birds by J. Spode, Metropolitan Museum of Art:

Plate for Edward Lear, David Hockney, (1964), MoMA: Drawings and PrintsGift of Associated American A

“Portrait de Louise Françoise, duchesse de Bourbon, Mademoiselle de Nantes (1673-1743) à cheva

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