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[Sophia @SophiaFioren]

Cinquedea, Italy, 1500.

[Diamtrader @diamtrader]

Armand Point is best known as a Symbolist painter and founder of the Atelier de Haute Claire in 🇫🇷 France, yet his little known jewellery “maison” remains one of the hidden gems of French Art Nouveau.

At Marlotte, near #Fontainebleau, Point gathered artisans goldsmiths, enamellers, sculptors to create a total work of art inspired by medieval craft, the #Renaissance, and Pre Raphaelite ideals.

His jewellery production was rare, almost secret: poetic rings, symbolic motifs, mythological figures, and finely worked enamel that rejected industrial aesthetics.

Unlike mainstream Parisian maisons, his creations were not designed for mass luxury but for a spiritual and artistic ideal jewels as “portable artworks” rather than ornaments.

Today, surviving pieces from Haute Claire are extremely scarce and highly prized by collectors and museums. #ArmandPoint #ArtNouveau #JewelryHistory #Symbolism #FrenchJewelry #HauteClair #LibertyStyle #FinDeSiecle #ArtDecoratif

[LeoDaVinciWave @LeoDaVinciWave]

The pool at Château de Sannes in France looks like a dream.
📸 Thibaut Modelia

[𝖘 𝖍 𝖆 𝖚 𝖓 𒉭 @Shadowfaaax]

Very old pic but the only time I felt comfortable wearing a crop top

[World's Amazing Things @Hana_b30]

Jean Bugatti standing next to his Bugatti Royale, one of seven built, 1932.

[Dirk Diggler-Kojak @DirkKojak]

The Ultimate Muscle Devotee
#muscle #bodybuilder #smoking #macho

[⛧ Jack Off To Hell ⛧ @JackOffToHell]

Hail Satan Lord of Lust

[World Tattoo Gallery @worldtattooG]

Collab tattoo artwork by © Iverson Tattoo & © Luisk Osorio

[ArchaeoHistories @histories_arch]

The Jockey of Artemision is a large Hellenic bronze statue depicting a boy riding a horse, dating back to around 150-140 BC. The statue was recovered in pieces from an ancient shipwreck off Cape Artemision, Greece...

It is a rare surviving true bronze statue from ancient Greece, a rare example of a racehorse in Greek sculpture. Most ancient bronzes have disappeared because they were melted down to reuse their raw materials sometime after creation. This one was saved from destruction only because it was lost in a shipwreck in antiquity, before being discovered and recovered in 1926.

It may have been dedicated to the gods by a wealthy person to honor victories in horse racing, probably in the single-horse race.

National Archaeological Museum, Athens 🇬🇷

#archaeohistories

[BM+ Legions @BMplusLegions]

Serment

[Brute & Brawn @bruteandbrawn]

Wolvie

[Levi’s Lover 501 👖 @LevisLover501]

Under the hood.

[Cowboyzinho Ls @CowboyzinhoLs]

Fedidão 🥵🤢

[Diamtrader @diamtrader]

Maharajas & Mughal Magnificence tells the story of one of the most extraordinary jewelry traditions ever created.

For centuries, India’s Maharajas and Mughal emperors commissioned masterpieces featuring 🇮🇳 Golconda diamonds, 🇨🇴 Colombian emeralds, 🇲🇲 Burmese rubies, and intricate kundan settings.

These jewels were far more than ornaments they symbolized power, wealth, diplomacy, and artistic achievement.

Crafted by master artisans for royal courts, each piece reflected a unique blend of Indian, Persian, and Central Asian influences.

From dazzling necklaces and turban ornaments to ceremonial weapons adorned with precious stones, these treasures remain among the finest examples of jewelry artistry in history.

Their legacy continues to inspire collectors, historians, and jewelers around the world. #Maharajas #MughalMagnificence #JewelryHistory #IndianJewelry #RoyalTreasures #GolcondaDiamonds #HistoricJewels #LuxuryHeritage #Gemstones #HighJewelry #MughalEmpire #MaharajaJewels #ArtHistory #CulturalHeritage

[Scaff Hunter @ScaffHunter]

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