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Augsburg Ring with sundial in the form of a hedgehog, ca. 1580.
Gold, enamel, diamonds, and glass.
Now housed at the Kunsthistorisches Museum.
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Augsburg Ring with sundial in the form of a hedgehog, ca. 1580.
Gold, enamel, diamonds, and glass.
Now housed at the Kunsthistorisches Museum.
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Mártus from Arknights
"Sage, traitor, hero, villain. The many identities of Mártus are inherently contradictory, but he considers himself only "Seaborn." The ocean belonged to Ægir, until Mártus made it the nutrient for new life, and from its blue depths sprang the children of the sea."
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Ceremonial Mace, Italian, 1560-80
From the Philadelphia Museum of Art
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"The elfboobs."
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Archduke Ernest of Austria (c. 1580) by Alonso Sánchez Coello. Museo del Prado.
Akutagawa daily 1580/★
Sofonisba Anguissola (Italian, ca. 1532-1625) Portrait of a Young Lady, 1580
This excellent portrait is attributed to the Italian painter Sofonisba Anguissola, who settled in Madrid from 1559 to 1573 as lady-in-waiting to Isabel of Valois and court painter for Philip II.
Some authors affirm that the portrayed almost certainly is Leonor de Médici (1567-1611), who was the second wife of Vicente I Gonzaga of Mantua, Duke of Mantua and Montferrato, and daughter of Francisco I de Médici, great duke of Tuscany, and of Juana de Hapsburg-Jagiellón, daughter in turn of the emperor Fernando I of Hapsburg.
