A limited-edition capsule collection inspired by Star Wars: The Last Jedi, designed by rag & bone founder Marcus Wainwright.
Rivalries between scientists are often big and filled with endless debates and arguments, but sometimes those rivalries can get very personal and extreme.
Kahn Fine Antiques offers one of country's finest collections of museum quality Nautical Antiques and Maritime works of art from the 17th, 18th, and 19th century
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Jyn!!!!!! i luv her!!!!!!!!! pretty satisfied with this, i didn’t let myself waste too much time on worrying about small details like the face and stuff, and i really like the shading on her pants and...
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Marcus Wainwright of Rag & Bone teamed up with Star Wars for a collection of menswear and accessories that's less cosplay, more just cool clothes.
Behind the scenes with our Boba Fett inspired, Mandalorian skull plaque wall decor from our line of official Star Wars™ home decor products and sculptures!
Today we’ve got a very interesting antique and piece of art that certainly strays away from the norm. The New Orleans based MS Rau Antiques always has hundreds of amazing things for sale and today this Napoleonic prisoner of war carved guillotine. It looks like...
This model of the First Rate Warship of the British Admiralty is a highly detailed and fine example of the artistic craftsmanship of the prisoners, mostly French but some Dutch and British, held during the Napoleonic Wars (1795-1815). These superbly accurate and highly detailed models are considered by enthusiastic collectors worldwide as some of the most desirable and important ship models ever created. Representing one of the largest Ships-of-the-Line from the period, this model features great sharp lines and an intricacy of the rig and gear that is to be marveled over, regardless of the harsh circumstances of its construction. The masts have ring slices of gold and baleen between bone sections, and the main deck has a baleen center dividing the bone planks. Gun ports have red polychrome to echo those in real life, and large anchors of bone and metal are position to drop and hold firm. Above the bow’s beak a Warrior Figurehead, sword aloft, is quite visible. Special note should be given the detailed base made of a bone tray and feet with inlays of colorful woven straw. These rare Prisoner-of-War bone models has been available in very few numbers, the decline making it more difficult for private collectors to compete with public institution buyers for acquisition of these historically important and aesthetically appealing artifacts. This is a fine model of an intricate scale that would be appreciated in any collection.
Donald Glover’s video is great art. It trusts us to pick up what it’s dropping, so it drops a lot for us to hold.
The term Jim Crow originates back to 1828 when a white New York comedian, Thomas Dartmouth “Daddy” Rice, performed in blackface his song and dance that he called Jump Jim Crow. Rice’s performance was supposedly inspired by the song and dance of a physically disabled … Read MoreJim Crow/Jump Jim Crow
