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Cy Twombly photographed by Robert Rauschenberg, Italy, 1952

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Man Ray (American,1890-1976)
Butterflies, 1935

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Christo, June 13, 1935 – May 31, 2020.
With Wrapped Car (Volkswagen). 1963 photo by Charles Wilp.
The Cosmic Form of Krishna, c. 1750-75 India (Chambra)
Victorian sapphire and diamond necklace, mid 19th century
Lang Estate Jewelry
Aphrodíte riding a swan depicted on a tondo from an Attic white-ground kylix, painted by Pistóxenos around 460 BC, discovered in Tomb F43 at Kámeiros, Rhodes island.
Aphrodite
Aphrodite riding a dolphin over the sea, from Myrina, Greece, 1st BC, terracota
From the exhibition “Die Unsterblichen Götter Griechenlands” Munich. Antikensammlungen (x)

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Dragon, by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, 18th century
Sampler (Mexico, 18th–19th century).
Linen embroidered with silk.
Image and text information courtesy MFA Boston.
Oceans of Blue and Gold
This marbled paper comes from The Butterflies of Australia (1914) by Gustavus A. Waterhouse.
View more in Biodiversity Heritage Library with thanks to Museums Victoria and the Atlas of Living Australia for digitizing.
Finn Carlsen

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Carved Scaraboid: Medusa. Asia Minor. 5th Century BCE.
The State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg.
Caduceus
Roman Empire, 2nd Century CE
A winged rod with two snakes twined around it is an ancient emblem of messengers. Originating in Middle Eastern cultures such as Babylonia (in present-day Iraq), it became an attribute of Hermes, the Greek god of commerce and communication, and of Hermes’ Roman counterpart, Mercury. In Roman myth, Mercury threw his staff at two snakes fighting on the ground, which then ceased fighting and became affixed to the staff.
The caduceus is often mistaken for the staff of Asclepius, the ancient Greek god of medicine and healing. Asclepius’ staff has a single twining snake and lacks wings. Although the caduceus has been used internationally as a symbol of the medical profession, only the staff of Asclepius is technically correct.