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Everytime he says that line I giggle.
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Brooklyn Subway, This is very surreal, like from a movie, but it’s real, unfortunately.
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Rapier
- Dated: blade dated 1620
- Culture: Northern European, probably Germany
- Medium: Steel, encrusted with silver and partly gilt; brass and iron wire
- Dimensions: Length overall 43 1/2 in. ( 110.49 cm) Gr. width 8 1/2 in. ( 21.59 cm) Length of blade 36 7/8 in. ( 93.65 cm) Gr. width of blade 1 1/4 in. ( 3.18 cm) Gr. thickness of blade 0 3/16 in. ( 0.46 cm) Weight 2 lb. 15 oz. ( 1332 gm) Hardness of blade 70-75
There are inscriptions on both sides of ricasso, profile portrait of a monarch; etched on obverse side of blade together with lion and ostrich - CONSTANTES·FRTVNA·IVVAT· / GLORIA·VIRTVTEM·SEQVITVR· / PRO·ARIS / ET·FOCIS while etched on reverse side of blade together with eagle and griffin says - ARMA·ARMIS·VIM·VI·FRAV: / DEM·FAS·PELLERE·FRAVDE· / ORA·ET·/ LABORA. Also etched on ricasso, obverse side it reads M·S·N /ANO·1620, while etched on reverse side of ricasso the following C·S·Z·Q can be seen.
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Curious History: Real People, Not Paintings; 3-D Art illusions
These look like paintings but they aren’t. They are real people that are body-painted in such a way that they look as if they were acrylic masterpieces. These incredible works are by Alexa Meade. The illusion works best when you see the installation up-close.
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