King of Weeds
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girl, your daddy must've done it with a unicorn.
i do not own these images. i am a girl who lives in minneapolis.
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Two Black Stags by Kip Loades on Flickr.
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From the Paumgartner Altar: St. George (detail), Albrecht Durer, 1498
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Shinji Nabaka Silver Finger Ring
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The Princesses Isabel Clara Eugenia and Catalina Micaela, 1575. Detail.
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Holbein
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Saint Casilda by Francisco de Zurbaran
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The Ancient Harp / Lyre of the Royal Cemetery of UR (south of Iraq) Mesopotamia dated 2550 BCE
القيثارة السومرية الملكية من أور ٢٥٥٠ قبل الميلاد —- حييييل!
Music seems to have been extremely important to Early Dynastic Mesopotamia: many of the graves in the Royal Cemetery contained musical instruments, and quite possibly the musicians that played them.
A video explanation can be found here: http://www.khanacademy.org/video/great-lyre-from-the—king-s-grave—-c—2650-2550-b-c-e
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That looks Nabatean, but I can’t place it.
This is in Mada’in Saleh, North West Saudi Arabia. From the time of Prophet Saleh (A.S), and the people of Thamud in Nabatean era. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site..
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