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renaissance-art: Carlo Crivelli c. 1490 Madonna della Candeletta (detail)
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One of Guillaume Apollinaire’s calligrams, shaped like the Eiffel Tower
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One of Picabia’s clever portraits
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Klee The Witch With The Comb 1922
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northern russian embroidery
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Drawing from Albrecht Durer’s Art of Measurement with Compasses and a Ruler
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In Russian folklore The Bird carries a lot of meanings. It symbolizes the spring, The Sun itself, and different aspects of The Sun (its warmth, light, and power). Fire essence of the Bird is reflected in fairy-tales of Firebird, and in Russian euphemism for a fire (“a red rooster”). The Bird promises a good harvest and prosperity. The Bird embodies the concept of love, marriage, and motherhood.  Text Source: http://traditionalrussiancostume.com/embroidinfo/xru_en.php?nametxt=3
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Robert Fludd Philosophia Moyasaica 1638
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Paul Klee Clown
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Hieronymus Reusner Pandora 1588
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