You don't really need this, do you? I'll give you an address to send it to. :D I adore tourmalines.
From the first pic, before reading any of the text, thought I was looking at 'dripstone' because of the speckling. But, with that ruled out, I...
If anyone has acted as FB emissary they have not let me know & no one from the historical society has been in touch. It dawned on me just...
This does not answer your question, just some supplemental info. Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens originated as a tale within the larger tale The...
Glad Roaring was quickly able to pin this one down. I could see she was not a goddess, a mourning figure, but did not know the story of...
Pentimento/i & palimpsest are fun words that come to mind.
Could it just be dye loss from getting wet? Now & then I've spattered coffee on one thing or another & been dismayed by how impermanent color can...
Looks like Gollum's extended family. Love that Turtle Grandma is wearing a cameo. Agree that they are art.
Do the additions all serve to 'Dutchify' Cicero?
She also had a head movement going on almost constantly that I found distracting. I imagine she didn't get much in the way of...
Looks like it's going to work now. Tried multiple times earlier & it was dead. Ain't technology wunnerful?
Looks like a lot of fun, but will not play for me.
I wondered whether it could be the location. Also whether the second word is abbreviated.
The first letter of what the AI identifies as the first name does not look like the B in Bystry. Maybe a G?
Athena. I don't know if she is period correct or a more recent souvenir of a trip to Greece.
The scene appears to be Venus giving arms to Aeneas.
Welcome, Mary G. You might also want to check the 'Tribal' forum, as this is where anything that might be deemed 'ethnic' can sometimes fetch up....
[ATTACH] In the numismatic world this figure is known as Athena with Scylla scanning the horizon.
You will hardly ever find a scarab that does not have holes at either end. Many are drilled right through so they can be used as beads. On some...
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