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this a Swedish ingravinf on tusks. I think it's a cool representation of how they used to live off of primary gear and how they lived based off of their enviroment.

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Oliphant - Unknown - Google Arts & Culture

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The horn, known as an Oliphant, was made in Sicily in the 11th Century, possibly by Muslim craftsmen, or at least in a style that closely resembles Islamic...

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This is a Russian peice inspired by the folk tale of St. George slaying a dragon in battle. this i story of generations.

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Hagiographic icons of St George were popular in Byzantine art. St George of Cappadocia was a soldier of noble birth put to death under Emperor Diocletian at Nicomedia on 23 April 303. The central image depicts the most famous episode from the life of the saint - his legendary slaying of the dragon. St George once visited a city named Selem, near which lived a dragon. The monster had to be fed daily with one of the citizens, drawn by lot. The day George arrived, the lot had fallen to the king's daughter. Resolved that she should not die, the saint went out and killed the dragon. The princess was saved and the people of Selem converted to Christianity.
The Name of Scenes:
1. St George gives away his possessions to the poor.
2. Warriors arrest St George.
3. St George before the Emperor.
4. St George in prison.
5. St George tortured on the wheel.
6. St George destroys idols.
7. St George tortured with rods.
8. St George is flogged.
9. St George "crushed by a rock".
10. Torture with candles.
11. St George "boiled in a cauldron".
12. St George tortured with a saw.
13. St George boiled in pitch.
14. St George's is beheaded.

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Miracle of St George and the Dragon, with Scenes from his Life. Novgorod - Unknow - Google Arts & Culture

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The Grand Mural Painting - South facing wall - Unknown - Google Arts & Culture

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Trees in a Lane - John Ruskin (1819-1900) - Google Arts & Culture

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Mance Lipscomb and the Conqueroo at the Vulcan Gas Company, 1967 - Jim Franklin - Google Arts & Culture

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Ruskin met the young Italian artist Angelo Alessandri Venice during the winter of 1876-77. A friend of the architect and preservationist Giacomo Boni, Alessandri was already producing scenic drawings of Venice before being taken on by Ruskin to copy in watercolour the mosaics of St. Mark's and works by the Venetian Old Masters such as Tintoretto and Carpaccio. He later became a Professor of Art in Venice, and was the last survivor of Ruskin 's circle in Venice.

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Mosaic, St Mark's, Venice: The Doge, Clergy, and People of Venice - Angelo Alessandri (1854 - 1931) - Google Arts & Culture

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