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Den Haag. - The Hague

"Hagacomit Graffehag"
General view of the Dutch capital Den Haag.
Copper etching by Johann Christian Leopold (1699-1755).
Leopold was his own publisher.
Published in Augsburg, ca. 1730.
https://t.co/9J5Cw2qBHL

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I found out on the Metal Gear Wiki page that the helicopter used in the collage image showing MGS3 on the official worldwide MGS website published around November 2011 had been replaced by the PMC helicopter from MGS4 instead of the Hind.
https://t.co/WYbRFuvRb4

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My artwork for the ‘Thopter design in the film DUNE. Published in Art and Soul of Dune by Production Designer Patrice Vermette. 3dmodelling by . Directed by the visionary Denis Villeneuve!🎥

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“The Guessing Game” is a mystery I’ve written and illustrated, inspired by an unknown journey on the night train. Published in “Catalyst” by

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Just published my new tier on Patreon! Now the Fallen Angel tier and Demon Boss tier give you access to my files and timelapses!

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💖10/27 Chapter Updates💖
➡️ https://t.co/VwHKzRhTFM

How to Play With Your Naive Friend
by Kogamo published in

Now that Takeru knows how he feels for Shinjo, he can't even look him in the eye...

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"Itoshi Koishi" Yuri Manga Ch 15 [END] is PUBLISHED!

FINAL CHAPTER IS UP! This is only the 2nd Manga I've ever finished, after "Rock It, Girl!" Mainly cuz all the other manga I translate are still ongoing🤣

Link: https://t.co/7tYDH0h2Hj

There'll be a BONUS chap, then done!🥺🙏

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Roy Lichtenstein 🇺🇸 (b. 27.10.1923)
'Ohhh...Alright...' (1964)
Oil and magna on canvas
90.2 x 96.5 cm

Once owned by , it sold for $US42.6M in 2010, a record at the time.

The source was the romance comic "Secret Hearts published in June 1963.

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Happy !

I actually republished old art just to have the complete square lol

https://t.co/faCtnynzGY

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16 years ago today, The King of Fighters XI was originally released at arcades at JP. It was developed by SNK Playmore and published by Sega.

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Everyone knows about Chick tracts, but I think that not enough people are aware of the absolutely crazy floppies he published in the 70s

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The guy just published his first book I don’t want my art to make his next one suffer. I have issues with designing things and drawing OCs and that’s what he wants so I’m kind of a rookie while he’s selling his book.

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1. Published by Carlo Losi. Rome, dated 1774
2. "Bacchus" after Anthony van Dyck ca. 1690
3. Anonymous ca. 1720 - 1750
4. Villa Negroni. Bacchus and Ariadne. 1783

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Hi Rebecca, I have  self-published the re-release of my debut novel  the ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐#mustread I will be the re-release of my 2nd offering very soon My is about https://t.co/FC3xUsLrsb

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Hi, I have  self-published the re-release of my debut novel  the ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐#mustread I will be the re-release of my 2nd offering very soon My is about https://t.co/FC3xUsLrsb

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Hi Jennifer, I have  self-published the re-release of my debut novel  the ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐#mustread I will be the re-release of my 2nd offering very soon My is about https://t.co/FC3xUsLrsb

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My short comic "It's a Date!!" is now published on Patreon!! A booklet is also on its way so hopefully you'll be soon able to see how it looks on paper as well!

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I was delighted when this series was republished last year (with new titles & cover art by Scott Brown) as it meant the books could find new readers. Also I didn't get an advance so I just received some royalties. Yay! Thanks to all who have bought, sold & supported these books.

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1849 Shirley by Charlotte Bronte was published (pictures are from my Dulac edition). Written at a time of tragedy when her three remaining siblings died, I find it a very moving book. The heroines Shirley and Caroline are based on Emily and Anne Bronte.

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