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A dragonesque brooch found at Wroxeter Roman City in 1914. This form is typically Romano-British, inspired by Celtic Iron Age art. Dragonesque brooches first appeared after Roman conquest in AD43. Popular late-1st to early-2nd century AD. Copper-alloy with enamel.

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Study of the Head of John the Baptist, after Botticelli, Arthur Pope, 19th-20th century https://t.co/r5jjsaVpk3

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🔴LIVE🔴

Imagine doing Just Chatting...

I haven't done one of these in a century LOL
It'll be interesting, to say the least LOL

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A medal of inscribed 'Anne de Boulen'.

Probably 17th century, and most likely based on an engraving by Wenceslaus Hollar of a lady said to be Anne (by Hans Holbein).

More info: https://t.co/zk3IMPBAtH

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THIS SACRED ISLE

Set in 6th Century Suffolk, THIS SACRED ISLE is an epic novel of betrayal, magic and mystery

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https://t.co/iOBBdqItYq

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Some of the villains in my DnD campaign inspired by 18th century French fashion. 😈😱 (more below)

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Affordable & Awesome
Give a of to those you love !

This framed print of 17th century is a perfect

Check out this framed print on https://t.co/QNsYA9EwHi! https://t.co/cUTNynHGwU

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Team fortress 2?? In my 21th century???

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Victory! O Lord!

Video about the artist: https://t.co/pBhxYHmMSd

Magnificent 19th century rendition of the victory of the Israelites under leadership of O Lord! https://t.co/UBoZSErB0k

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Hiya, I'm Katrin, a digital artist/illustrator from Turkey with a sense of aesthetics stuck somewhere before the 16th century. I've been doing this professionally since last year, working mostly on ttrpg related art, and have loved every minute of it!

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Yo! Seeing a number of fellow black vtubers is kinda wild and I love to see it! And thank you to for the thread.

The name's Jin AKA the Pale Rider. Son of the 33rd Century and Leader of

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Marriage of the century

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I made a late 18th/early 19th century Qing tigerman

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Keiri (Japanese, active first half of the 19th century)

Onna no Daruma

1835?

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Happy This placard patterned paper is from our 1774 edition of the The Seasons, written by James Thomson.
https://t.co/O19KDVTxJv

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January was a stellar month for us in terms of people checking out Battlelords of the 23rd Century. Warmonger's Guide is nearly completed, and we're still making great progress on Savage Battlelords. Fully Armored and the Eridani Sourcebook are in the works!

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This has become my favorite piece, I might even print it for myself lol.
Finished version of my angel knight oc.

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