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reinforced this morbid theme by depicting an angel of death holding a scythe in his left hand
reinforced this morbid theme by depicting an angel of death holding a scythe in his left hand
It originally described the playing motion of the right hand: pi, "to play forward
From before 1987, collection of Christos G. Bastis, New York; [by 1996, with the Merrin Gallery, New York]; 1996, acquired by Leonard Stern, purchased from the Merrin Gallery; 1996-2022, collection of Mr
Each hand has five fingers indicated by fine grooves.
A graduate intern travels to Turkey to do research for the exhibition and discovers the multivalent nature of the exhibition objects.
Hand reliquary of Saint Abulmuse, 18th century. Armenian.
To play the sesando, a musician uses the right hand to pluck the bass strings while
Bing (born 1955) Date: ca. 1987–1991 Culture: China Medium: Installation of hand-printed
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Although his subjects were close at hand-usually everyday scenes taken from his immediate
Their hand-painted surfaces feature classic decorative patterns and motifs combined
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Fragmentary marble grave stele of a hoplite (foot soldier) Aristokles ca. 510 BCE left hand
#15 John Painter Collection, Mark Sykes, England, n.d. (Prior ownership per Sykes: James Hooper Collection, England before 1976, Dick Pohrt Jr, Ann Arbor, MI and Jim Ritchie,Toledo, dealers, n.d., Painter Collection, 2001 No
The artist used a hand-weaving tool called a heddle to make the band.