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“Saint Michael Overwhelming the Devil" by Luisa Roldán 1692, created for King Charles II. Roldán reportedly modeled Michael's face after her own and the devil's after her husband's. Royal Collections Gallery in Madrid, height 104 inches

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“Saint Michael Overwhelming the Devil" by Luisa Roldán 1692, created for King Charles II. Roldán reportedly modeled Michael's face after her own and the devil's after her husband's. Royal Collections Gallery in Madrid, height 104 inches

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On January 5th, 1955 Charles Schulz, creator of the Peanuts Comics, responded to a fan complaint by drawing a character with an axe in her head, and blaming the fan for the characters death

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On January 5th, 1955 Charles Schulz, creator of the Peanuts Comics, responded to a fan complaint by drawing a character with an axe in her head, and blaming the fan for the characters death

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The Blaschka glass sea creatures are a world-renowned collection of at least 10,000 of scientifically accurate and highly detailed glass models of marine invertebrates created by father and son Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, in Dresden between 1863 and 1880 CE

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The Blaschka glass sea creatures are a world-renowned collection of at least 10,000 of scientifically accurate and highly detailed glass models of marine invertebrates created by father and son Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, in Dresden between 1863 and 1880 CE

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"Witches Going to Their Sabbath" is a painting created in 1878 CE by Luis Ricardo Falero. It depicts a scene of witches flying to a sabbath, a nocturnal gathering traditionally associated with witchcraft. Now part of a private collection

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"Witches Going to Their Sabbath" is a painting created in 1878 CE by Luis Ricardo Falero. It depicts a scene of witches flying to a sabbath, a nocturnal gathering traditionally associated with witchcraft. Now part of a private collection

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Crown of Augustus III of Saxony, made for his coronation as a King of Poland. Created by Johann Köhler in Dresden in 1733. Gilded silver, rubies, emeralds, sapphires and diamonds . In collection of National Museum in Warsaw.

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Crown of Augustus III of Saxony, made for his coronation as a King of Poland. Created by Johann Köhler in Dresden in 1733. Gilded silver, rubies, emeralds, sapphires and diamonds . In collection of National Museum in Warsaw.

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Turkish tent captured by Polish forces during the Battle of Vienna . Created c. 1683, made of linen and cotton, richly decorated, Wawel Royal Castle National Art Collection, Kraków, Poland.

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Turkish tent captured by Polish forces during the Battle of Vienna . Created c. 1683, made of linen and cotton, richly decorated, Wawel Royal Castle National Art Collection, Kraków, Poland.

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An enamelled gold diamond and pearl perfume holder by Indian enameler Hira Singh 1875. The tray is decorated with eight oval medallions containing hunting scenes, floral patterns and depictions of two famous palaces in Jaipur - the Chandra Mahal and Amber Fort.

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An enamelled gold diamond and pearl perfume holder by Indian enameler Hira Singh 1875. The tray is decorated with eight oval medallions containing hunting scenes, floral patterns and depictions of two famous palaces in Jaipur - the Chandra Mahal and Amber Fort.

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The bloody chair which Qajar king Naser al-Din Shah died on. After his assassination in 1896 by gunshot, royal companions brought him to Golestan Palace and placed him on this chair, where his blood remains clearly visible to this day.

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The bloody chair which Qajar king Naser al-Din Shah died on. After his assassination in 1896 by gunshot, royal companions brought him to Golestan Palace and placed him on this chair, where his blood remains clearly visible to this day.

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