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Description: David Fuchsia's head.

Description: Conjoined

Description: David of Michelangelo and Marlon B.

Description: black and white, illustration, moon, full moon, sculpture, statue, England, Gateshead, Newcastle, Tyne, Angel of the North, Steel, night, stars, travel,angel, guardian, Gateshead flasher

Description: Reilly (8 months) and Hudson (4) making my day with this delightful pose. Of course, Reilly was actually about to pinch Hudson's face really hard and then try and bite his cheek, because Hudson is one more toy that he can stuff in his mouth (or try to, anyway.) But it looks kind of cute and affectionate, doesn't it?? ( :

Description: mv

Description: The Michelangelo hands of god painting

Description: Roman statue of Antinous as God Hermes/Mercury

Description: I Love Dioramas. Take this design as a gift for your friend, sister or brother who also loves dioramas.

Description: Hope you like it.

Description: The massive face looms on the horizon. Too big to comprehend, the shadows covering half its visage. The ancients knew secret techniques for carving stone at this size and you are determined to study their work.

Description: we oppose ai generated animation

Description: Paiting by Michelangelo.

Description: clay people seem to say this a lot!

Description: Michelangelo

Description: A recreation of the birth of Adam, originally done by Michelangelo on the Sistine Chapel. The original is mixed media on paper.

Description: Nike statue

Description: Hope you like it!

Description: Blue'n Copper

Description: Purity froze in time, soon to be awakened by our tears of Redemption.

Description: The ultimate tool for successful kiln firing!

Description: Michelangelo

Description: Fashion style design.

Description: Plasticine Action

Description: The hand of god.

Description: Line art of Bernini's provocative interpretation of the Ecstasy of Saint Teresa.

Description: The generic compositional armature applicable to any rectangle/square configuration/proportion. This armature was discovered by the Greek mathematician Pythagoras (ca 570–ca 490 BC). Many artists use this armature because the major intersections correlate to the musical harmonic scale (one third, one quarter, one half, two thirds and three quarters).

Description: Cadbury

Description: Celebrating the Kansas City Clay Guild

Description: Paiting

Description: Click BUY and have a nice day!

Description: Heart Memorial Design for a friend request.

Description: David on the beach with a classic BING surfboard.

Description: A Silhouette artwork of the famous Eames Lounge and Ottoman.