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Romantic Neosurrealism Art Gallery - official website of the famous computer graphic artist George Grie. The gallery presents modern surrealist gothic, inspirational romanticism, digital surrealism artworks, and fine-art paintings. Giclee prints and posters, limited editions, desktop wallpapers, and framed art pictures for sale.
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Final Frontier Voyager (FES) The Flat Earth Society What sounds plausible enough tonight, might be ludicrous tomorrow. Wait for the common sense of the morning. The flat earth theory, stating that the world is a flat disk rather than a sphere, was believed in by many cultures around the globe up to around the fourth century B.C. when philosophers .. rate: 4.93 views: 1 comments: 32 |
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Morning fog or Real estate on demand Symbolic visual representation, in other words allegory, has a lot in common with a concept of real estate. In our blurred world real estate embodies security and substance, personifying the abstract idea of well-being into something quite material, like a house or an apartment. Real estate price .. rate: 4.61 views: 1 comments: 6 |
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The Flying Dutchman phantom From the one hand, we believe in ghosts. From the other hand, we create them. So... we haunt ourselves? The Flying Dutchman is undeniably the most famed ghost ship in nautical folklore; as legend has it, she is doomed to sail “the seven seas” for eternity and she can never return home. The na .. rate: 4.75 views: 1 comments: 9 |
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Mermaid Syndrom A mermaid (Latin “mare” (sea) + maid(en)) is one of the most legendary aquatic creatures with the head and upper body of a human female and the tail of a fish. Various cultures have similar folklore figures. One of the first known mermaids was goddess Atargatis, the mother of Assyrian queen S .. rate: 4.71 views: 1 comments: 6 |
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Sanctuary or snow mountain enter Sanctuary - Middle English, from Old French sainctuarie, from Late Latin s?nctu?rium, from Latin s?nctus, sacred, sanctify. Sacred place, especially the most sacred part of a sacred place. In ancient times and in the Middle Ages, a sanctuary served as asylum, a place of refuge for persons fleeing .. rate: 4.57 views: 1 comments: 6 |
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