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Rest of the Flight into Egypt, 1597
By Michelangelo Merisida #Caravaggio
(Italian, 1571-1610)
#Baroque
#Art #Fine_Art #ArtLovers #Arte

#OTD in 30 B.C. Cleopatra, the last pharaoh of Egypt, commits suicide in her own mausoleum by means of a poisonous serpent.

In Ancient Egypt, Cats were worshipped as Gods. They have never forgotten this!

#InternationalCatDay

A small quilted bag from Egypt, Mamluk period (1250–1517); silk patchwork embroidered with silk and lined with linen.

Happy Mother's Day. Egypt, 2341 BCE. One of the Eternal Mothers, who found the Demon in the silt of the Nile. #mothersday #dearinnerdemons

I haven't Leagued since Moses freed the Hebrews from Egypt, played today and turns out I'm not garbage! Happy Face!!

Wadih El Safi?s 95th Birthday, 11/1/16, Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar.

A group of samurai in front of the Sphinx, Egypt, 1863.

The mysterious portraits: faces from Egypt. #ImagoMundiArtCollection "Egypt, the cradle of art"

Kejital gets a trip to egypt, I don't know what he expected https://t.co/fkUCc0SE9B #tf

Hey @jeshir99 In Ancient Egypt, the name closest to 'John' was Tchun ~ a title of the Nile God, Hapi

Cat Statuette intended to contain a mummified cat. Egypt, Ptolemaic period. Fr @metmuseum #MewseumMonday #MuseumCats

Late Bronze Age trade in glass beads between Egypt, Mesopotamia & Denmark, c.1400-1100 BC https://t.co/zUyRMtIV3y

The flight into Egypt, ascribed to Luca Giordano (1634-1705), circa 1682-1685 #AngelTrail #DevonshireCollection

His thirst for power will consume Egypt. @GerardButler is Set, God of the Desert. #GodsOfEgypt, in theaters 2/26/16.

#Cosmogonies series: #MtMeru, #China, #Egypt, #Greece, #Islamic, #Newtonian, & #Postmodern. #fineart #illustration

Flight to Egypt, ca. 1532 - ca. 1540 #refugeecrisis #Hungary

Egypt, Illiteracy Classes (set of 7) by @LauraBoushnak. Dig. Arch. Print/Photo, Ed 4/5,1x1,5 m, 2009 #MiddleEast #Art

C.A.R, Burundi, South Sudan, Egypt, Congo... the list is endless