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Не оставайтесь равнодушными! Выставочные пространства открыты каждому, и это главная цель работы любого учреждения культуры. И, если общение с обычными посетителями на выставках зависит исключительно от личного таланта экскурсовода, то для…

Posted on May 18, 2013

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В Белоруссии открылась выставка ульяновских мастеров

Posted on May 11, 2013
arsauroprior:

Mourning ring, 1648, England.

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jaded-mandarin:

Emperor Joseph II with Grand Duke Pietro Leopoldo of Tuscany - Pompeo Batoni. Detail.

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wasbella102:

The Augsburg Wunderzeichenbuch - A mid-sixteenth century book of miracles

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superb…………………….

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facepalmmozart:

Virginal [Ioannes Ruckers, 1614]

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aleyma:

Plaque with Loving Couple (Mithuna), made in Afghanistan in the 1st-3rd century (source).

Posted on April 2, 2013 via to love many things with 39 notes
aleyma:

Misericord with barn owl, made in Belgium, possibly by Claes de Bruyn, c.1441-45 (source).

Posted on April 2, 2013 via to love many things with 58 notes
aleyma:

Anton Fruhauf, Gem-set brooch, early 1960s (source).

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aleyma:

Hawk and chick coop, from the ‘Geese Book’ Gradual, made in Germany, 1507-10 (via).

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aleyma:

Crown, from Tomb VI, Tillya Tepe, Afghanistan, 2nd quarter 1st century AD (via 1, 2).

This crown could be dismantled for easy packing, handy for a nomadic lifestyle.

Posted on April 2, 2013 via to love many things with 373 notes

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