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You've successfully swapped out those pesky TSS and OSS sensors in your trusty Ford 6F50 transmission - high-five yourself! Feeling proud of that mechanical prowess? Want to flaunt it to all your buddies at the next tailgate party? Got a hankering...

Under shelf brakcet for OSS soldering stations which can be easily rotated from shelf front.

... He honed his craft at some of Europe's most prestigious art institutions, including the Royal School of Visual Arts in Den Bosch, the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, Academie des Beaux-Arts in Brussels, and the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris.

Buffet and Hutch in Ebony - Arts and Crafts - 3D Model. This model is made in accordance with the proportions and sizes of real furniture.Color: Ebony.Dimensions:Buffet: 54.5"(W) x 18"(D) x 36"(H)Hutch: 54.5"(W) x 16"(D) x 40"(H)Ample storage space,...

On permanent display at the Museum of Fine Arts in Ghent, it showcases the artist's work. In "The man with the Bottle" (also known as "De man met de Waterzak"), Minne depicts a wiry, slender figure lifting a bottle to pour water, revealing his...

He later moved to London and attended art school before settling in Paris in 1910, where he studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts for six months. In 1911, Zadkine lived and worked in La Ruche, and during this time, he joined the Cubist movement,...

The Musée des Beaux-Arts in Dijon is undergoing a renovation that presents the unprecedented chance for loaning the alabaster mourner statues from John the Fearless's tomb. The Duke of Burgundy and his wife, Margaret of Bavaria, had these statuettes...

A cherubic figure known as a putto is often depicted in art as a chubby male child, typically nude and sometimes equipped with wings. Putti are frequently misidentified with cherubim, yet they remain unrelated entities. When referring to the plural...

De Vigne's artistic journey continued in Paris until 1882, where he crafted the marble statue Immortality, displayed at the Brussels Gallery, and The Crowning of Art, a bronze group adorning the facade of the Palais des Beaux-Arts at Brussels. His...

The Musée des Beaux-Arts in Dijon offers a chance for a groundbreaking loan of the alabaster mourners from John the Fearless's tomb. The Duke of Burgundy and his wife, Margaret of Bavaria, are immortalized in 16-inch-high statuettes carved by Jean de...

The renovation of Dijon's Musée des Beaux-Arts presents a unique opportunity for the historic loan of alabaster statuettes from John the Fearless' tomb, Duke of Burgundy, and his wife Margaret of Bavaria. Each figure stands approximately sixteen...

In his later years, Rombaux taught at the National Institute of Fine Arts in Antwerp and at the Brussels Academy. His notable works include monuments, low-reliefs, and portrait busts. This object is part of "Scan The World," a non-profit initiative...

In his later years he taught at the National Institute of Fine Arts at Antwerp and at the Brussels Academy. His works include monuments, low-reliefs and portrait busts.This object is part of "Scan The World". Scan the World is a non-profit initiative...

Jean de La Huerta and Antoine Le Moiturier carved them between 1443-1456 for the ducal tomb originally in Champmol's church, following Claus Sluter and colleagues' precedent on Duke Philip the Bold's (1342-1404) tomb. These tombs are renowned as...

The renovation of Dijon's Musée des Beaux-Arts offers a unique opportunity for the unprecedented loan of alabaster mourner figures from John the Fearless, Duke of Burgundy's tomb, and his wife Margaret of Bavaria. Each statuette stands approximately...

The park of the sumptuous patrician house, on the site of the current Petit Sablon, was considerably extended when Lamoral II Claudius Francis Count of Thurn and Taxis, a renowned art connoisseur with faultless taste, succeeded in buying a plot of...

A pioneering artist and influential figure, Belleuse was a key founding member of the prestigious Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts and received the esteemed honor of being appointed an officer of the Légion d'honneur. This remarkable object is part...

Her orders resulted in multiple copies of Chaudet's busts being carved by the workshops in Carrara, resulting in at least 1,200 marble versions between 1807 and 1809. This example is likely one of these official portraits originally intended for...

Following his achievement in winning the prestigious Prix de Rome for architecture in 1752, de Wailly traveled to the French Academy in Rome, where he stayed for three years until 1755. During this time, he shared his prize with his close friend...

As a Protestant, Leopold leaned liberal and actively promoted economic modernization, playing a pivotal role in the establishment of Belgium's first railway in 1835 and subsequent industrialization. The ambiguities within the Belgian Constitution...

Note that this file type stands apart from Vectric models, bitmap files, and G-code, making it particularly suitable for those seeking 3D digital modeling rather than physical products like wood or plastic items visible in the accompanying image. ...In...

He is especially renowned for designing and creating grandiose and sumptuous memorial chapels, sepulchral monuments, and epitaphs found in churches throughout Denmark and northern Germany's Schleswig-Holstein area. His dramatic compositions are...

This digital 3D model comes in STL format, designed specifically for ARTCAM, ASPIRE, CUT3D, and other similar software tools. Unlike Vectric, bitmap files, or G-code, it's a genuine three-dimensional model that won't confuse you with physical...

The Ambon Steps Out - Elevating Worship in Eastern Orthodoxy In Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox, and Eastern Catholic churches, a striking architectural feature emerges: the Ambon, or Ambo. This Greek term, meaning "step" or "elevate," accurately...

These water gods were highly revered in civilizations where the sea or ocean held immense importance, and their worship was also significant at springs or holy wells. A fountain is a remarkable piece of architecture that pours water into a basin or...

The Queen wrote in her journal that Louise was 'so kind & so good; the more one sees her the more one must love her; she is so thoroughly unselfish, – indeed she never thinks of herself.' She also stated that Louise was 'the dearest friend, after my...

This stunning sculpture by Maurive David de Gheest, a Paris-based sculptor, carved this masterpiece from marble in 1889 and was presented to the state in 1893. This object is part of "Scan The World." Scan the World is a non-profit initiative...

This larger-than-life figurative sculpture in marble was carved by Théophile François Marcel Bra, a French Romantic sculptor born on June 23, 1797, in Douai and passing away in 1863. Bra was a contemporary of Eugène Delacroix and shared similar...

In response, she's transformed into a cluster of hollow reeds that eerily whisper when Pan's frustrated breath blows across them. Seizing an opportunity, Pan cuts these reeds to craft the world's first pan pipes, which will forever be known as...

The T-13 Grenade, Created by OSS, a Symbol of Rare Historical Accuracy During WWII, the Office of Strategic Services engineered the elusive T-13 Grendade grenade model, whose existence was supposed to remain confidential after the war. ...Instead of an...