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Elisabeth of Saxony, born 1552 in Heidelberg, was a highly respected German noblewoman who rose to prominence through her family ties to the powerful House of Wettin. ...By blood and marriage, she held the prestigious title of Countess Palatine of...

Trial Test Successfully Conducted for Kufa Open Digital Museum at University of Kufa (KODM)

The Jaw of Rope in Stress Analysis Utilized within Ansys Version 16

this is the clash of clan black elexir reserve. ... Sorry, I can't get the picture.

Joan - Paladin of Justice, daughter of Dantioch, was created by Morgan Morey, master designer behind Printed Obsession and innovator of Hell Hath no Fury Kickstarter. He is also the creator of an incredible DnD collection available here. Morgan, a...

A customized version requires just a dash of brown, a touch of red, a hint of pink, and a sprinkle of wool that gets painted in bluish green to bring the pine needles to life. This model is tailored for those who seek to create a realistic...

We painstakingly recreated 15th Century frescos at the Chapel of Santa Lucia of Stiacciaie in Montelaterone, a small town within the Commune of Arcidosso, nestled in Grosseto, Tuscany. A highly detailed 3D model was expertly crafted using Reality...

... as a lasting tribute to her memory. The presence of Isis's symbols surrounding Alexandra underscores the profound influence of Egyptian cults in ancient Greece, highlighting the widespread reverence for this enigmatic goddess among the Greek people.

... extraordinary and in 1882 full professor of art history at the Technical University of Vienna. Since the famous art historian had made his home in the Austrian capital, the city of Vienna honoured him with a grave of honour at the Central Cemetery.

Both of his coffins boast elegantly simple and sparse paintings that adorn the walls with majestic religious scenes and meticulously inscribed bands of text, a testament to the artistic expression of this bygone era dating back to the 25th-26th...

This omnipotent entity is the next evolution of the legendary God of Destruction, forged by the power of unbridled chaos and unrelenting fury. With capabilities that far surpass its predecessor, this godly creation will reshape the very fabric of...

Gates of Amenti unleashes its most potent force yet, "Taste of Ra", a formidable armament forged for the epic battle ahead. Crafted with precision, this powerful artifact was meticulously designed within the digital realm of Maya. Its surface texture...

... Thus she was able to work for a peace policy, for example in the Hundred Years’ War between England and France and in the church division which threatened from 1375. Birgitta of Sweden was proclaimed Patroness of Europe by Pope John Paul II in 1999.

Featuring a golden hammer and sickle on a red field with a gold five-pointed star above, it embodied the union of workers and peasants under the banner of communism. ...This emblem stood as a visual representation of the USSR's identity and values...

The Doge, as head of the Republic of Venice, held immense power and authority, with his reign lasting until his passing. Molin's elaborate hat, embellished with precious jewels, was an integral part of the Doge's official attire. ...De Corte hailed from...

Originally forged as the breastplate of the formidable demon captain Azzinoth during the epic War of the Ancients, this legendary shield was later seized by Illidan Stormrage after his adversary fell in battle. ... As a curved artifact, Bulwark of...

In the Saqqara tomb of Sabu called Thety, the owner proudly claimed that Pharaoh appointed him as the sole High Priest of Memphis, with responsibility for the temple of "Ptah-South-of-His-Wall" in all its aspects. A massive temple complex from...

...Its acquisition has seamlessly integrated our major collection of Roman Baroque portrait busts with an impressive array of small-scale Florentine sculptures from the same period, further enriching our understanding of the era's artistic achievements.

The Cross of the Mount of Olives (or Ölberg-Kreuz in German) is a Prussian award founded on 24 December 1909 as a decoration to commemorate the foundation of a hospital, the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria-Stiftung on the Biblical Mount of Olives in...

The Order of the Cross of Marie (Romanian: Ordinul Crucea Regina Maria) was instituted on 15 February 1917 by King Ferdinand I of Romania as the fifth and lowest Military Award for Grand Mastership of his wife Princess Marie of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha...

He is particularly celebrated for a series of breathtaking busts of women, many of which were commissioned by the court in Naples. These portraits stand out as some of the most captivating and enigmatic images of the Renaissance era. Scholars...

This item is part of "Scan The World," a non-profit project launched by MyMiniFactory, aiming to create a comprehensive digital repository of fully printable three-dimensional sculptures, artworks, and landmarks worldwide for public access at no...

The dedication of the diorite statues normally tells how ensi Gudea had diorite brought from the mountains of Magan, formed it as a statue of himself, called by name to honour god/goddess (x) and had the statue brought into the temple of (y). Most of...

At its core, the coat of arms features a bold red shield adorned with intricate details, including three silver Saint Andrew's Crosses, the majestic Imperial Crown of Austria, and two regal golden lions. These heraldic elements have been carefully...

Constructed by the order of General Horemheb while he held sway as commander-in-chief, this monumental tomb would serve as his final resting place after ascending to kingship following the reigns of Tutankhamen and Aye, marking the end of the 18th...

The medieval sculpture of Noah's Drunkenness forms the south-eastern corner of the Palazzo Ducale, perhaps created by Filippo Calendario, one of its architects who died in 1355. A groundbreaking element is the placement of almost life-size figures on...

... back to the 17th and 18th centuries. A total of eight documents were used to recreate this representation of a Priestess of Isis, with some hieroglyphics intentionally fictionalized. ... For more updates, follow me on Twitter @GeoffreyMarchal.

Though much of his time is spent idly enjoying the trivialities of life, Artemis has become known to spontaneously throw himself in harm's way in aid of various factions of Tradver. Very seldom does he provide help to those who have sought it from...

The Coat of Arms of the Soviet Union is a symbol of the Soviet Union that was accepted in 1923 and remained in use until the Soviet Union's collapse in 1991. Design The Coat of Arms features a hammer, sickle, red star over the Earth, and two ears of...

Rome (Italy), Palatine Hill, formerly Collection Pourtalès Marble, Roman, after an original from around 450/440 BC In his posture, Polykleitos' Spear-Bearer reveals the experimental examination of the shifted balance of weight in the depiction of the...