The Cumaean Sibyl, Domenichino (Domenico Zampieri). Galleria Borghese....
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The cat carries its kinked tail in a way I've never seen a cat do.
Here's your Hermes: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/163396292722238426 This was the first time I've bothered to find out what the feature 'Add Alt...
Not everyone does this successfully: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Antonio_corradini,_tuccia_(la_velata).JPG For some cameo Tuccias:...
Maybe if I associate it in my mind with that prominent New York family, the Bronks. Or with Bix Beiderbecke.
He has been much loved before. Nice that he is again.
What a lovely little thing. Since kyratango didn't contradict AJ, you know she's spot on. The placement of the marks on the outside of the C...
Giselle once she has become a Wili.
Very nice, particularly the Hermes. He's unusual too. So many of these, which I'm fairly certain are French, are the maiden type. Can I have...
Yes, I agree, the one with such a presence on social media is probably not the same Giulia.
Indeed? Good to know. Guess I don't really look at that much jewellery that isn't antique. Certainly agate is readily dyed. In my field of...
Thought it might be Gainsborough; so many of them are.
Yes, that's it. You would think my mind could hang on to such a distinctive name. I have a little brooch in that style & always mean to keep the...
Google gives me a ton for this one: https://www.facebook.com/giuliakelo.art/
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The name in the 2nd photo looks like Giulia Calò. The one who floods search results is contemporary.
Carnelian is plentiful enough in the world that there is no need to use some other stone to fake it. If we could have a photo like the one on...
I know there's a name that goes with pieces made with this technique. Whether this is by that person is another matter, but it's a place to...
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