Pc Culture Gallery

jonathon kent arlete dorgere feather duster karlaaf8c5 alphaandomega

Evening dress House of Worth Date: ca. 1888 Culture: French Medium: Silk, beads, metallic.

December 4th - BarbórkaAt this day Catholic Church commemorates St. Barbara (of Nicodemia), martyr a

ill-ary:‘Meet the Generation of Incredible Native American Women Fighting to Preserve Their Culture’

What’s up everyone! I’m Syd, the Assistant of the Brooklyn Museum’s Apprentice Program. The Museum A

acrosscenturiesandgenerations:▪Bit and Bridle.Date: 15th–17th centuryCulture: TibetanMedium: Leather

theancientwayoflife:~ Bracelet.Culture: RomanPeriod: late AntiqueDate: Early A.D. 4th centuryPlace o

theancientwayoflife:~ K'iché burial or cache urn lid.Culture: MayaPeriod: Late Classic PeriodDate: A

Concept design of warrior costumes of different martial art schools, inspired by traditional chinese

lesbianherstorian:“identity crisis” by jennifer camper, 1992. published in lesbian culture: an antho

theancientwayoflife:~ Lion’s-head waterspout.Culture: RomanDate: ca. A.D 200Medium: Marble

basicallyawhore:blackbulls-whitegirls-bliss:Black men, culture, attitude, everything. Just so we’re

blackandbrownlove:Beware of Culture Thieves

mindslushie:zipcy:This is artwork of game [Clash of clans] On “Art toy culture 2015 Exibition” in

Model: @ram_isak32Mua: @shidaa_hairandmakeupPh: @niidjarbeng_lightville

Remaking of Mingguangkai明光铠(famous type of ancient chinese armor) in Tang dynasty according to archa

laryna6:racethewind10:samsgroves:#lesbian culture is fucking launching your girlfriend in the air so

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Cloud-shaped pendant made of jade. China, Hongshan Culture, 3500-3000 BC

Model: @bbygsaraa

kths:jimin and his cocktail

Pickathon 2018Happy Valley, Or

Gold bracelet with grapevine. Byzantine period, 6th-7th century CE, probably made in Constantinople

Starting this Friday, visitors to the Brooklyn Museum will not only be able to stroll through the hi

Marble prohedria seat in the theater at the Amphiareion of Oropos, Attica, Greece. (2nd century BC.)

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