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Secretariat (horse) - Wikipedia

Secretariat grew into a massive, powerful horse said to resemble his sire's maternal grandsire, Discovery.He stood 16.2 hands (66 inches, 168 cm) when fully grown. He was noted for being exceptionally well-balanced, a big, powerful horse described as having "nearly perfect" conformation and stride biomechanics.

River Wey & Navigations : Famous people from the Wey Valley

WEY LIFE “Jessie North and Edith Stead, two Salvation Army lassies toured the damp shelters conducting services. Soon after 8.30 p.m. they arrived at one and started singing Onward Christian Soldiers.

Artparks Sculpture Park - Official Site

The Sculpture garden exhibition physically displays between 90 and 200 pieces of sculpture, by around 50 different international and british sculptors, which are on display in the sub-tropical gardens of Sausmarez Manor in the form of a sculpture trail. 1150+ for sale sculpture are displayed on the website.

All Recently Sold Sculpture - ArtParkS Sculpture Park ...

Print Collector's Exchange - Treasure Art Gallery

For Sale: Arnold McDowell - 1979 Sun-lite Forest print. It is number 913 of 1000. Signed, numbered and professionally framed. It is in excellent condition. $6,000.

Jeff Koons - Wikipedia

The same material of stainless steel was used for the statue of Kiepenkerl.After being rebuilt in the 1950s, the figure of the itinerant trader was replaced by Jeff Koons in 1987 for the decennial Skulptur Projekte exhibition.

Alexander von Humboldt's 1814 "Researches" Vol. 1

C O N T E N T S. VOLUME I.: iii Advertisement. 1 Introduction. 35 Monuments of America. 43 (1 & 2) A Statue of an Azteck Priestess. 49 (3) A View of the Great Square of Mexico.

Hindu Wisdom - Hindu Art

"The man who knows nothing of music, literature, or art is no better than a beast," ancient Hindu wisdom warned, "only without a beast's tail or teeth."

Christian Vandalism - Bad News About Christianity

The famous Temple of Apollo at Patara was destroyed, possibly by St Nicholas, a bishop now better known as Santa Claus. Certainly he, like many other bishops, was a keen destroyer of other people's holy places in the area.