In honour of the successful maiden launch of NASA's Artemis 1, a vibrant Roman fresco of Artemis/Diana the Huntress, from the Hypogeum of Via Livenza, Rome.

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They stopped at every port to call
From Babylon to Rome,
To load with all the lovely things
We never had at home; (poet, Bliss Carman)

Featured on Singulart: "Heart at Sea" (detail) by Tatiana Iliina https://t.co/IW34uH80op

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Rome wasn't built in a day, but by building a little more every day to give value for our holders we keep the Artsy Monke ship steady on the OpenSea. 🌊

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slaughter avatar tma oc scribble because he still needs some developing but basically its about a bellona cult from ancient rome tracing back to sulla his father and hes just a pathetic guy that is trying to revive it for like the past 1,8k years

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Jean-Antoine Théodore Giroust (10 November,1753–9 July,1817) was a French painter.The Giroust L'historien Juif Flavius Josèphe Délivré À Rome De Ses Fers

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Jean-Antoine Théodore Giroust (10 November,1753–9 July,1817) was a French painter.The Giroust L'historien Juif Flavius Josèphe Délivré À Rome De Ses Fers

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The Colosseum from the Caelian Mount, with the Arch of Constantine and a View of the Forum, Rome., Carlo Labruzzo, https://t.co/0upiiCfkmC (Palette: 🖌🎨

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He was in Rome 1513-6 & had a good relationship with the Pope & met with the French King. He entered the King’s service in 1516, & was given a Manor House & a pension. Woman (1508), Embryo (1509-14) & St John (1510-15). The latter was based on Salai, his lover.

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Thank you for hosting <3
I’m Rome/Wisely and I mainly do digital oc art B)

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early rome drawings & also old dollop design (i still like it)

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They stopped at every port to call
From Babylon to Rome,
To load with all the lovely things
We never had at home; (poet, Bliss Carman)

Featured on Singulart: "Heart at Sea" (detail) by Tatiana Iliina https://t.co/IW34uH80op

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looking so appreciative at the art i've gotten with him over the years. my flock & i are inseperable. thank you rome, harper, serval, and furbakery for these. https://t.co/F8r26eqlyK

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View of the Tiber Island in Rome (c.1813-1818), by Franz Ludwig Catel

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So. no Joke.

1982's Conan the Barbarian has one of the best scripts ever put to page, up there with Citizen Kane or Lawrence of Arabia.

Director/writer John Milius wrote the scripts for Apocalypse Now and HBOs Rome

And this is easily his most coherent, most complete work

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Check out 5⭐️Review of this called: A Murder on the Appian Way by the author Steven Saylor! Not sure, then to and and and my review and let it convince you all!

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So, you see, the important is the outcome. He made it to Rome, he became an accomplished history painter and portraitist. He also went on to paint the only major contemporary portrait of Marshal Lannes, today in Musée national du Château de Versailles.

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