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ID: CUB4519244

Vaccinium Uliginosum

ID: CUB4519261

Musa leaf

ID: CUB4519308

Crocu sieberi

ID: CUB4519362

Cymbidium “” La Moye””

ID: CUB4519409

Dahlia “Winter Spring”

ID: CUB4519422

Dahlia “Winter Spring”

ID: CUB4519452

Dahlia “Frau Gertraud Aepfler”

ID: CUB4519496

Dahlia “” Neuheit p7/11”

ID: CUB4519536

Dahlia “Otto's Thrill”

ID: CUB4519551

Dahlia “” Fancy”

ID: CUB4519562

Dahlia “Bay Watch”

ID: PIX4575620

11 day gibbous moon

ID: PIX4575854

Moon of about 25 days - A 25 day moon - Moon of about 25 days. 27 August 2008. A 25 day moon, waning crescent. August 27, 2008

ID: PIX4575904

Last crescent of the moon - Last crescent of the moon - La Lune seen on July 29, 2008. Mosaic of 8 images. Mosaic of 8 images showing the Moon on July 29, 2008

ID: LRI4575936

Story of Noah, the drunkness - Fresco, 1446-1448

Uccello, Paolo (1397-1475)

ID: PIX4575964

Moon of 26 day

ID: PIX4576162

Moon: crater Clavius - Moon: cratere Clavius - The lunar crater Clavius is seen here at the top center of the photo

ID: JLJ4613367

Merovingian Art: view of the crypt of the Abbey of Jouarre. 7th century AD. Seine and marl (photo)

Merovingian, (7th century)

ID: PIX4613538

Large Magellanic Cloud galaxy - Large Magellanic Cloud galaxy - The galaxy of the Great Magellan Cloud is about 160,000 light years away from Earth in the southern constellation of Dorado. Visible with the naked eye in the southern hemishere it is one of the closest galaxies to ours. Mosaic of 10 images, 30 hours of poses. The irregular galaxy Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) is located at a distance of 160,000 light years in the southern constellation of Dorado. It is one of the nearest galaxy, visible to naked eye. 10 frame mosaic image, 30 hours of exposure

ID: PIX4613624

Interacting galaxies UGC 8335 in the Great Bear - Interacting galaxies UGC 8335 in Ursa Major - The galaxy UGC 8335, also called Arp 238, is located about 400 million years away from Earth. It's a pair of spiral galaxies interacting. Regions of intense star formations appear in blue. Image obtained by the Hubble Space Telescope on May 10, 2002. UGC 8335 (Arp 238) is a strongly interacting pair of spiral galaxies resembling two ice skaters. The interaction has united the galaxies via a bridge of material and has yanked two strongly curved tails of gas and stars from the outer parts of their bodies. Both galaxies show dust lanes in their centers. UGC 8335 is located in the constellation of Ursa Major, the Great Bear, about 400 million light - years from Earth. Image taken by the Hubble space telescope on May 10, 2002

ID: LRI4613786

Montparnasse station, 1912 (Pencil and ink drawing)

Bolz, Hans (1887-1918)

ID: JLJ4613796

Persian art: vase in the shape of a mandolin player 13th century (ceramic)

Persian School, (13th century)

ID: JLJ4613919

Ice cream made, c.1827 (ceramic)

Develly, Jean-Charles (1783-1849)

ID: PIX4613946

Black hole in the heart of a quasar - Artist's view - Black hole with jets - Galactic black hole of a few million solar masses in the heart of a quasar. Artwork of a galactic black hole in a quasar