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@moron_abound's Request.
The Viking Blacksmiths have created new Armor for the Valkyire.
It's called.
COOMFY.
The American People vs. The American Sedan for Smithsonian magazine https://t.co/6itfE77myr
The Prelate and Stool-Bearers and Women near Them in "Expulsion of Heliodorus" after Raphael Sanzio, ca. 1820 https://t.co/7TN7Z4Zcla #smithsonian #museumarchive
🦀 Plates prepared between the years 1849 and 1859, to accompany a report on the forest trees of North America
Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1891.
https://t.co/6dKVbDkUes
this is my new garlean medicus oc, Jeronimus kir Smithsonius, completely original design do not steal 😔@maximumedgey
Project for a cross-altar: intended to be executed primarily with colored marbles, 1700–1730 https://t.co/2Tb65coItH #cooperhewittdesignmuseum #smithsonian
Early on in Alpha/Beta, I found variants of diff profession tools on vendors across the SL
So far on live, I've found none😔
Shame too, b/c they provided nice neat SL culture flavor!
Why would Blacksmiths in the SL use the same classic-era model?
Lets hope these come back!
@buse_chris @day_superman @BNFOS Here's some of Garry's art on Warpsmiths...
🌻 North American wild flowers
Washington, D.C., Smithsonian Institution, 1925 [i.e. 1925-1928]
https://t.co/vsXKveeQim
Figures from Sistine Chapel ceiling, Jean-Robert Ango, ca. 1759–70 https://t.co/MBgMJSYYS9 #smithsonian #jeanrobertango
Xīpe was the god of maize regeneration (growth, harvest, death, rebirth) - his skin sloughed off the way maize sheds its husk, or individual maize kernels must lose their pericarp before consumption.
He was also the god of goldsmiths and merchants.
@CyboticTwist I have hundreds, but let's talk Chad.
Chad Little inherited Intuitive Mechanical Aptitude--the ability to understand and construct any machine. After travelling to Annwfn, The OtherWorld, Chad learned the alchemy of the ancient smiths. He return to the world to become a Hero.
The Salutation at the Masquerade, Edouard de Beaumont, ca. 1860 https://t.co/aVNcRAnEdL #edouarddebeaumont #smithsonian
Blinded Soldier, Detail from the Conversion of St. Paul, Study after Agostino Carracci, 1821–22 https://t.co/T74DdSdBly #smithsonian #openaccess
Woodblock Trial Proof for a Printed Textile, 1780–90 https://t.co/gvqgGtyVro #chndm #smithsonian
Landscape, Charles Nicolas Ransonnette, 1850-1875 https://t.co/2m5fgeVEeC #chndm #smithsonian