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We are all Dido, queen of Carthage, as depicted by the renaissance painter Dosso Dossi, eternally scoffing at a world that refuses to get its shit together
Mercury, from Mercury Exhorting Aeneas to Leave Carthage, 1757 #giovannibattistatiepolo #giovannitiepolo
Queen Dido Claiming Carthage - https://t.co/pdRwmv5Qcv
On #worldrefugeeday2021, here's Dido, joint ruler of Phoenician Tyre, driven out by her dastardly brother Pygmalion, who'd killed her husband. She bravely led other refugees to found a new city at Carthage. Before Roman ideologues got involved there was no Aeneas in her story.
Ref sheet of Octavius Carthage for @mutanat0r ;D
Buff Turians are the best turians~
For my english audiende
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This is a first design of the empress Agatha I of the Neo Carthage empire, I will make a seco d design to compare, for now, do you like it?
@stephanie_draws Omg those crystals are just wow 🤩!!! Amazing work, Stephanie!
this is Dido (founder/queen of Carthage) one of my most recent works that I'm very happy with :)
"Dido", a new commissioned illustration of the legendary founder and queen of Carthage. I enjoyed researching artifacts and styles from Phoenician culture - lots of Greek, Syrian, Egyptian and other influences.
Also note the reference to the Trojan war in the wall paintings ✨
I've been working on the cults (Muslim & Christian) of St Louis at Carthage & Tunis since 2010. Here's the now-lost chapelle de Saint-Louis, its interior & the current location of its cult statue, erected over his deathbed (steps away from Dido's pyre)– come hear more today @ 5pm https://t.co/ulZaIXPpTk
Mercury, from Mercury Exhorting Aeneas to Leave Carthage, 1757 #rococo #giovannitiepolo
Student work from our Digital Figure Painting live stream with Iliya Mirochnik.
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Student work is courtesy of brom, Carthage, honestka, and Smoothie.
Signature works inc Rome From Mount Aventine (1835) The Burning of the Houses of Lords & Commons (1835) Dido Building Carthage (1815) The Dort packet-boat from Rotterdam becalmed (1818) Typhon coming on (1840) The Fighting Temeraire tugged to her last berth to be broken up (1839)
We’re celebrating #MosaicMonday with the gorgeous Dominus Julius Mosaic from Carthage.
Dating to the late C4th–early C5th CE, the mosaic captures the daily life of the elite across three registers with a dwelling at the centre.
This piece is held in the Bardo National Museum.
Ancient name of Africa
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The ancient name of Africa was Alkebulan. Alkebu-lan “mother of mankind” or “garden of Eden”.” Alkebulan is the oldest and the only word of indigenous origin. It was used by the Moors,Nubians, Numidians,Khart-Haddans (Carthagenians) and Ethiopians.
@OppressionMuh @Aerzei like literally look at this fucking map
rome, greece, carthage, egypt, carthage
there's been trading boats since the fucking bronze age, there were europeans in north africa and the levant as much as there were black and brown people in greece, italy, iberia , and beyond
Philippe Druillet's "Salammbô", which is a psychedelic sci-fi adaptation of Gustave Flaubert's historical novel on the cruel and bloody Mercenary War which took place in Carthage during the 3rd century BC.