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Foxtail or fishhook cactus with orange spines

Fishhook cactus which is also called foxtail cactus few long spine and multiple small spines. Fishhook cactus which is also called foxtail cactus few long spine and multiple small spines

Long-spine porcupinefish

Long-spine porcupinefish

Asplenium nidus

Asplenium nidus in garden thailand

Roller coaster with dark grey background sky

Pilates reformer woman long spine exercise

Pilates reformer woman long spine exercise

Long-spine porcupinefish also know as spiny balloo

Long-spine porcupinefish also know as spiny balloo

Pilates reformer woman long spine exercise

Pilates reformer woman long spine exercise

Golden Barrel Cactus, Side and Top

View of the side and circular top of a large, Golden Barrel Cactus, showing 3 inch long thorns and flowers. Scientific name: echinocactus grusonii. View of the side and circular top of a large, Golden Barrel Cactus, showing 3 inch long thorns and flowers. Scientific name: echinocactus grusonii.

Long-spine porcupinefish also know as spiny balloo

Long-spine porcupinefish also know as spiny balloo

Green cactus with red top in the cultivation bowl ,it has lots of small long green stings.

Long-spine porcupinefish also know as spiny balloo

Long-spine porcupinefish also know as spiny balloo

Closeup of a cactus with long spikes

Closeup of a cactus with long spikes.

Long-spine porcupinefish (fish)

Long-spine porcupinefish (fish)

Fern leaf in tropical forrest

Large Niltava : niltava grandis

Large Niltava : niltava grandis Forest habitats from sea level to a height of 900 meters.

Long-spine porcupinefish also know as spiny balloo

Long-spine porcupinefish also know as spiny balloo

cactus with long thorns

Close up of long cactus with long thorns

Gospel Book, Original treasure binding, Walters Manuscript W.540, Lower board outside

Upper and lower boards made of wood and covered with goatskin, with a rectangular goatskin flap attached to the lower board to protect the fore-edge; two silver plaques have been attached to the upper and lower boards and are joined across the spine through use of 3 sets of 5 silver chains; upper-board silver plaque depicts the Adoration of the Magi in a central, rectangular field, with the figures and decorative elements in repoussé and gilded, with carefully incised details and blue, green, and yellow enamel employed for spatial and decorative effects; outer border is filled with grape-cluster motifs within a green-enamel background and semi-precious gems in the shape of rosettes and crosses; lower-board silver plaque incorporates the same decorative elements and design as the upper-board, but the central scene depicts the Ascension of Christ, with the heavenly background filled in with a marbled white enamel and the earthly background below in blue; inner boards lined with blue linen. This manuscript was executed in 1475 by a scribe identified as Aristakes, for a priest named Hakob. It contains a series of 16 images on the life of Christ preceding the text of the gospels, as well as the traditional evangelist portraits, and there are marginal illustrations throughout. The style of the miniatures, which employ brilliant colors and emphasize decorative patterns, is characteristic of manuscript production in the region around Lake Van during the 15th century. The style of Lake Van has often been described in relation to schools of Islamic arts of the book. Numerous inscriptions (on fols. 258-60) spanning a few centuries attest to the manuscript's long history of use and revered preservation. The codex's later history included a re-binding with silver covers from Kayseri that date to approximately 1700. This jeweled and enameled silver binding bears a composition of the Adoration of the Magi on the front and the Ascension on the back. Upper and lower boards made of wood and covered with goatskin, with a rectangular goatskin flap attached to the lower board to protect the fore-edge; two silver plaques have been attached to the upper and lower boards and are joined across the spine through use of 3 sets of 5 silver chains; upper-board silver plaque depicts the Adoration of the Magi in a central, rectangular field, with the figures and decorative elements in repoussé and gilded, with carefully incised details and blue, green, and yellow enamel employed for spatial and decorative effects; outer border is filled with grape-cluster motifs within a green-enamel background and semi-precious gems in the shape of rosettes and crosses; lower-board silver plaque incorporates the same decorative elements and design as the upper-board, but the central scene depicts the Ascension of Christ, with the heavenly background filled in with a marbled white enamel and the earthly background below in blue; inner boards lined with blue linen. This manuscript was executed in 1475 by a scribe identified as Aristakes, for a priest named Hakob. It contains a series of 16 images on the life of Christ preceding the text of the gospels, as well as the traditional evangelist portraits, and there are marginal illustrations throughout. The style of the miniatures, which employ brilliant colors and emphasize decorative patterns, is characteristic of manuscript production in the region around Lake Van during the 15th century. The style of Lake Van has often been described in relation to schools of Islamic arts of the book. Numerous inscriptions (on fols. 258-60) spanning a few centuries attest to the manuscript's long history of use and revered preservation. The codex's later history included a re-binding with silver covers from Kayseri that date to approximately 1700. This jeweled and enameled silver binding bears a composition of the Adoration of the Magi on the front and the Ascension on the back.

Three Long-beaked Small Birds Perched on Brown Tree Branch

Three Long-beaked Small Birds Perched on Brown Tree Branch

Long-spine porcupinefish also know as spiny balloo

Long-spine porcupinefish also know as spiny balloo

woman squatting with shoulders exposed

woman with long hair is squatting down. She is turned away from the viewer, wearing denim mini skirt and see thru blouse off the shoulders. copy space. Exclusive. woman with long hair is squatting down. She is turned away from the viewer, wearing denim mini skirt and see thru blouse off the shoulders. copy space. Exclusive.

Gospel Book, Original treasure binding, Walters Manuscript W.540, Upper board outside

Upper and lower boards made of wood and covered with goatskin, with a rectangular goatskin flap attached to the lower board to protect the fore-edge; two silver plaques have been attached to the upper and lower boards and are joined across the spine through use of 3 sets of 5 silver chains; upper-board silver plaque depicts the Adoration of the Magi in a central, rectangular field, with the figures and decorative elements in repoussé and gilded, with carefully incised details and blue, green, and yellow enamel employed for spatial and decorative effects; outer border is filled with grape-cluster motifs within a green-enamel background and semi-precious gems in the shape of rosettes and crosses; lower-board silver plaque incorporates the same decorative elements and design as the upper-board, but the central scene depicts the Ascension of Christ, with the heavenly background filled in with a marbled white enamel and the earthly background below in blue; inner boards lined with blue linen. This manuscript was executed in 1475 by a scribe identified as Aristakes, for a priest named Hakob. It contains a series of 16 images on the life of Christ preceding the text of the gospels, as well as the traditional evangelist portraits, and there are marginal illustrations throughout. The style of the miniatures, which employ brilliant colors and emphasize decorative patterns, is characteristic of manuscript production in the region around Lake Van during the 15th century. The style of Lake Van has often been described in relation to schools of Islamic arts of the book. Numerous inscriptions (on fols. 258-60) spanning a few centuries attest to the manuscript's long history of use and revered preservation. The codex's later history included a re-binding with silver covers from Kayseri that date to approximately 1700. This jeweled and enameled silver binding bears a composition of the Adoration of the Magi on the front and the Ascension on the back. Upper and lower boards made of wood and covered with goatskin, with a rectangular goatskin flap attached to the lower board to protect the fore-edge; two silver plaques have been attached to the upper and lower boards and are joined across the spine through use of 3 sets of 5 silver chains; upper-board silver plaque depicts the Adoration of the Magi in a central, rectangular field, with the figures and decorative elements in repoussé and gilded, with carefully incised details and blue, green, and yellow enamel employed for spatial and decorative effects; outer border is filled with grape-cluster motifs within a green-enamel background and semi-precious gems in the shape of rosettes and crosses; lower-board silver plaque incorporates the same decorative elements and design as the upper-board, but the central scene depicts the Ascension of Christ, with the heavenly background filled in with a marbled white enamel and the earthly background below in blue; inner boards lined with blue linen. This manuscript was executed in 1475 by a scribe identified as Aristakes, for a priest named Hakob. It contains a series of 16 images on the life of Christ preceding the text of the gospels, as well as the traditional evangelist portraits, and there are marginal illustrations throughout. The style of the miniatures, which employ brilliant colors and emphasize decorative patterns, is characteristic of manuscript production in the region around Lake Van during the 15th century. The style of Lake Van has often been described in relation to schools of Islamic arts of the book. Numerous inscriptions (on fols. 258-60) spanning a few centuries attest to the manuscript's long history of use and revered preservation. The codex's later history included a re-binding with silver covers from Kayseri that date to approximately 1700. This jeweled and enameled silver binding bears a composition of the Adoration of the Magi on the front and the Ascension on the back.

Asplenium nidus

Asplenium nidus are the leaves in the garden. Thailand

Long-spine porcupinefish also know as spiny balloo

Long-spine porcupinefish also know as spiny balloo

Round cactus top

Spikes on top of round cactus look like punk hair. Spikes on top of round cactus look like punk hair

Prickly Situation - B&W

Close up of the 3 inch long thorns of a large golden barrel cactus - black and white rendition. Scientific name: echinocactus grusonii. Close up of the 3 inch long thorns of a large golden barrel cactus - black and white rendition. Scientific name: echinocactus grusonii.

Long-spine porcupinefish

Long-spine porcupinefish

Bird's nest fern leaf texture. Bird's nest fern leaf texture

Long-spine porcupinefish also know as spiny balloo

Long-spine porcupinefish also know as spiny balloo

Black long spine urchin

Black long spine urchin

Long-spine porcupinefish also know as spiny balloo

Long-spine porcupinefish also know as spiny balloo

Escobaria nipple cactus with long and short spines

Escobaria cactus which is also called nipple cactus few long spine and multiple small spines. Escobaria cactus which is also called nipple cactus few long spine and multiple small spines

Pilates reformer woman long spine exercise

Pilates reformer woman long spine exercise

Fern leaf in tropical forrest

Summer lanscape with funicular to mountains

Green leaf and water drop. Green leaf and water drop

fern leaf texture

Bird's nest fern leaf texture

Blow Fish - Tetraodontidae

Blow fish swim underwater in the ocean. Blow fish swim underwater in the ocean

A simply illustration of spinous cactus

Iguana on a gray stone

Iguana on the gray stone of the pool. Iguana on the gray stone of the pool

Opuntia Prickly pear cactus

Native to Americas, prickly pear is found especially in Mexico and have long sharp spines and small thin prickles to protect itself. Native to Americas, prickly pear is found especially in Mexico and have long sharp spines and small thin prickles to protect itself.

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