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Clean window with six panes and soft light-stock-foto
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White pedestals or podium. White vector cube display stand. Exhibitions, product showcases or modern branding mockups. Product platform-stock-foto
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White pedestals or podium. White vector rectangular display stand. Exhibitions, product showcases or modern branding mockups. Product platform-stock-foto
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Simple illustration of a tall blue rectangular package with an open top flap and narrow front opening detail.-stock-foto
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White 3D Cardboard Boxes Mockup. Realistic vector White Package Box. Template for your design. Square Packaging Boxes.-stock-foto
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White pedestals or podium. White vector rectangular display stand. Exhibitions, product showcases or modern branding mockups. Product platform-stock-foto
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White pedestals or podium. White vector rectangular display stand. Exhibitions, product showcases or modern branding mockups. Product platform-stock-foto
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White 3D Cardboard Boxes Mockup. Realistic vector White Package Box. Template for your design. Square Packaging Boxes.-stock-foto
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Empty rectangular frames on a dark wall with copy space. Abstract modern decorative objects-stock-foto
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Empty pink abstract pedestal frame for product display or promotion-stock-foto
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Two game cards attached to a brick wall, featuring black and white grid patterns with symbols and numbers visible on the cards-stock-foto
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Chittorgarh, India - March 21, 2022: A row of painted Hindu memorial urns with religious motifs is arranged along a roadside at the base of a rocky cliff, with sparse trees and dry vegetation visible.-stock-foto
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Graphic artist; angel heads; allegorical-symbolic bookplate; religious bookplate; lilies; Eye of Providence (iconographic); dogs; swords (weapons); IHS monogram; Dominicans (order); monastic libraries; bookplate; Catholic Church (institution); oval; religious orders; 2nd half of the 18th century; graphic print; height 9.1 cm; width 7.2 cm, The image shows a rectangular engraved plate with an oval central scene surrounded by a dark hatched border and four cherubic faces at the corners with wings extending toward the oval; inside the oval is a radiating pattern of fine lines and a small standing-stock-foto
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Eight of Hearts — A Forest Under Fire, Tański, Czesław (1862–1942), illustrator; forest landscapes; drawing; playing card design (hearts suit); trees; forests; Poland; 1916–1917; World War I (1914–1918)., A pale gray background holds a grid of illustrated rectangular cards with decorative borders, each card featuring hand-drawn scenes in muted tones and overlaid with suit symbols in black or red; overall colors include gray, white, black, red, brown, beige, blue, yellow, and green. The top row shows three vertical cards with scenes: a dark cannon-like object amid foliage and small figures with-stock-foto
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Carriage; Aleksander Maj (1883–1952), graphic artist; carriages, illustrations; after 1900; Warsaw; woodcut block; height 7.2 cm, width 12.7 cm, thickness 2.2 cm, A worn rectangular surface made of a coarse brown material with a vertical split near the center, showing areas of darker and lighter brown staining and rough textured patches; a bold rough blue mark stretches across both sides forming angular strokes and a curved loop; pale beige and off-white scuffs and peeled spots interrupt the brown texture in several places; the object rests against a neutral gray background and overall shows-stock-foto
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Carriage; Maj, Aleksander (1883–1952), graphic artist; carriages; illustrations; after 1900; Warsaw; woodcut block; height 7.2 cm; width 12.7 cm; thickness 2.2 cm, A low, rectangular object rests on a smooth surface with a reflective sheen, composed of two joined blocks with a visible gap between them. The top surfaces are dark and textured with carved circular patterns and rough irregularities, while the vertical faces show a worn, coarse texture in a brownish-golden color. The gap between the blocks reveals an inner surface in a lighter yellowish-gold tone. The overall scene is set against a-stock-foto
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Denarius of Crispina (164–c.192), Roman empress (178–192). Issued under Emperor Commodus (161–192, reign 177–192). Obverse: Draped bust of Crispina facing right, inscription 'CRISPINA AVGV'. Reverse: Rectangular altar with flame, legend 'DIS GEN[TAL]BVS' (around). Date: 178–183. Roman Empire, Rome. Coin; diameter 17.0 mm, weight 3.10 g, axis 330°., A round metallic object with a worn, uneven surface and a raised rim, showing various scratches, dents, and shallow engravings; the metal appears silver-gray with darker gray patches and small areas of brownish tarnish; the object has an irregular-stock-foto
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Dupondius, Marcus Aurelius (121–180; Roman emperor 161–180), issuer; Commodus (161–192; Roman emperor 177–192); personifications. Obverse: head of Commodus in a radiant crown to the right, legend EL COMMO DVS all around. Reverse: Libertas stands frontally with his head turned left, holding a pileus in his right hand and a staff (vindicta) in his left, legend RTA all around, in fields 178. Roman Empire, Rome. Coin; dia. 23.5–24.0 mm, weight 10.90 g, axis 180°., A round, worn metal object with an uneven edge and a brown, greenish-brown, and dark patina; the surface shows irregular darker spots-stock-foto
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Denarius, Faustina the Younger (ca. 130–176; Roman empress 161–176) (posthumous), Marcus Aurelius (121–180; Roman emperor 161–180) (issuer). Obverse: Bust of Faustina II in drapery facing right, inscription 'DIVA FAVSTINA PIA' around. Reverse: Rectangular altar with a pair of doors and a finial in the form of horns or wings, inscription 'CONSECRATIO' around. Iconography: altars, busts of empresses. After 176, Roman Empire (27 BC–476), Rome. Coin. Diameter 17.0–18.0 mm, weight 3.25 g, axis 0°., A round metallic object with a worn, uneven surface, showing a central raised rectangular form with-stock-foto
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Denarius, Faustina the Younger (ca. 130–176; Roman empress 161–176) (posthumous issue for Marcus Aurelius, 121–180; Roman emperor 161–180). Obverse: Bust of Faustina II in drapery facing right, inscription DIVA FAVSTINA PIA. Reverse: Rectangular altar with a pair of doors, inscription CONSECRATIO. After 176 CE, Roman Empire. Coin; diameter 17.0–17.5 mm; weight 3.15 g; axis 180°., A round metallic object with a weathered silver-gray surface, showing a raised central rectangular structure with vertical grooves and a stepped base; the object has irregular edges and subtle surface scratches, with-stock-foto
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sestertius, Faustina the Younger (ca. 130–176; Roman empress 161–176), Marcus Aurelius (121–180; Roman emperor 161–180) (issuer); obverse: draped bust of Faustina II facing right, inscription FAVSTINA·AVG; reverse: draped throne (pulvinar) with two children (twins Commodus and Antoninus/Caesar) seated, inscription SAECVLI·FELICIT, in the SC section; date: 161–176; Roman Empire, Rome; coin: diameter 30.5–31.5 mm, weight 24.20 g, axis 15°., A round, dark brown coin with a slightly irregular edge showing a raised rectangular frame in the center containing a draped figure or object, with vertical-stock-foto
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Drachma of Shapur II (ruler of Persia; 309–379). Obverse: Bust of Shapur II wearing a crown topped with a korymbos, facing right; Pahlavi inscription. Reverse: Fire altar with flames containing a male bust facing right; on either side stand the king and the priest facing each other, both holding barsomas; pearl rim; Pahlavi inscription. Sassanid art; Sassanid Kingdom; Iran/Persia. Function: coin (fire altar motif). Date: 309–379. Measurements: diameter 19.5–20.0 mm; weight 3.20 g., A worn circular metallic object with a textured surface, showing raised carved imagery and shallow relief; the-stock-foto
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Drachma of Artabanos IV (king of Parthia; 213–224 AD). Obverse: bust of Artabanos IV wearing a tiara, profile facing left. Reverse: Arsakes I (king of Parthia; ca. 247–217 BC) seated on a throne, holding a bow in his hand, facing right; below the bow – monogram. Parthian Kingdom, Ecbatana, Parthia (Iran), dated 213–227. Coin; diameter 17.5–19.0 mm, weight 3.35 g., A round metallic object with a raised profile of a stylized human head in side view, showing a beard made of parallel vertical lines, a rectangular eye area, a banded headdress with a ring at the back, and a row of raised dots along-stock-foto
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Denarius, Marcus Aurelius (121–180; Roman emperor 161–180), posthumous issue for Commodus (161–192; Roman emperor 177–192) as issuer. Obverse: Head of Marcus Aurelius uncovered facing right, legend VVS M ANT - ONINVS PIVS (around). Reverse: Funeral pyre with four tiers, topped by a quadriga in which the emperor stands, legend CONSE - CRATI (around). Iconography: quadriga; emperor on quadriga; Marcus Aurelius — iconography; funeral pyre; Commodus. Date: after 180. Culture: Roman Empire. Place: Rome. Object type: coin (denarius). Materials/measurements: coin; diameter 18.5 mm; weight 3.10 g;-stock-foto
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Denarius, posthumous issue for Faustina the Elder (98–141; Roman empress 138–141), during reign of Antoninus Pius (86–161; Roman emperor 138–161) — Obverse: Bust of Faustina I in drapery facing right, inscription DIVA·FAVSTINA; Reverse: Six-column façade of the temple of Divine Faustina with a statue of the empress in the middle, inscription AED·DIV·AVSTINAE; after 141 CE, Roman Empire (27 BCE–476 CE), Rome. Coin: diameter 17.0–18.0 mm, weight 3.10 g, axis 0°., A circular metallic object with a worn, dark gray surface sits against a white background; its edge is uneven and dented, and the face-stock-foto
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Denarius, posthumous issue after Antoninus Pius (86–161; Roman emperor 138–161); issuers: Lucius Verus (130–169; Roman emperor 161–169) and Marcus Aurelius (121–180; Roman emperor 161–180). Obverse: head of Antoninus Pius bare, facing right, legend DIVVS·ANTONINVS around. Reverse: rectangular altar with a pair of doors and a finial in the form of horns, legend DIVO·PIO around. After 161 CE, Roman Empire (27 BCE–476 CE), Rome. Coin: diameter 16.5 mm, weight 3.20 g, axis 15°., A worn round metallic object with a dark gray and silver patina showing uneven surface texture and areas of shine,-stock-foto
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Denarius, posthumous issues of Antoninus Pius (86–161) and Lucius Verus (130–169), issuers Marcus Aurelius (121–180) and Antoninus Pius — obverse: head of Antoninus Pius bare, legend DIVVS ANTONINVS around; reverse: rectangular altar with two doors and a finial in the form of horns, legend DIVO [—] IO around. After 161, Roman Empire (27 BCE–476 CE), Rome. Coin; diameter 17.0 mm, weight 3.15 g, axis 30°., A small round metallic object with a weathered surface and irregular edge, showing a raised central rectangular design with vertical and horizontal divisions and surrounding raised dots; the-stock-foto
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Denarius, posthumous issue after Antoninus Pius (86–161); also associated with Lucius Verus (130–169) and Marcus Aurelius (121–180). Obverse: head of Antoninus Pius bare, drapery on left shoulder, right; legend DIVVS·ANTONINVS. Reverse: rectangular altar with two doors and a finial in the form of horns; legend DIVO·PIO. After 161 CE, Roman Empire (27 BCE–476 CE), Rome. Coin: diameter 17.0 mm, weight 3.35 g, axis 195°., A round metallic object with a worn surface showing a raised rectangular structure in the center resembling a small building or framed panel, with vertical and horizontal lines-stock-foto
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Denarius of Antoninus Pius (86–161; Roman emperor 138–161), issuer: Antoninus Pius. Obverse: head of the emperor in a laurel wreath facing right, legend 'ANTONINVS AVG - PIVS PP TR P XXII'. Reverse: facade of a temple with eight columns and two statues (Divine Augustus and Livia), legend 'TEMPLVM DIV A, EST' and episode inscription 'COS IIII.' Date: 158–159. Roman Empire, Rome. Coin: diameter 16.5–18.5 mm, weight 3.20 g, axis 15°., A circular metallic object with a worn, irregular edge showing several chips and dents; the surface is predominantly gray with darker and lighter patches; an-stock-foto
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Denarius of Antoninus Pius (86–161; Roman emperor 138–161). Obverse: head of the emperor in a laurel wreath facing right; legend ANTONINVS · AVG · PIVS · PP. Reverse: facade of a temple with eight columns, with statues (possibly of Divine Augustus and Livia?) in the middle and two on the sides; legend TEMPLVM · DIV · AVG · REST and inscription COS IIII. Date: 145–161. Roman Empire, Rome. Coin. Diameter 16.0–17.0 mm; weight 3.00 g; axis 210°., A round metallic object with a worn surface sits against a white background; the object appears silver-gray with darker gray tarnish and lighter-stock-foto
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Denarius, Antoninus Pius (86–161; Roman emperor 138–161) — obverse: head of Antoninus Pius in a laurel wreath to the right, inscription ONINVS · AVG · PIVS · PP; reverse: winged lightning bolt lies on the throne (pulvinar), inscription COS · III; iconography: head of the emperor in a laurel wreath, lightning bolts, thrones; date: 145–161; culture: Roman Empire; place: Rome; object type: coin; materials: (coin); diameter 17.0–17.5 mm; weight 3.40 g; axis 180°., A round, worn metallic object with a textured, uneven surface in shades of gray and silver, featuring a raised central rectangular-stock-foto
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Denarius, posthumous issue for Faustina the Younger (ca. 130–176; Roman empress 161–176); issuer Marcus Aurelius (121–180; Roman emperor 161–180). Obverse: bust of Faustina II draped, facing right, inscription DIVA FAVSTINA PIA. Reverse: rectangular altar with a pair of doors, inscription CONSECRATIO. After 176. Roman Empire. Rome. Coin; diameter 17.5–18.5 mm, weight 2.90 g, axis 180°., A round metallic object with a worn silver-gray surface showing a raised central rectangular feature and a vertical groove pattern inside that rectangle, surrounded by a raised border and several shallow-stock-foto
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Denarius, Faustina the Younger (ca. 130–176; Roman empress 161–176) (posthumous), Marcus Aurelius (121–180; Roman emperor 161–180) (issuer). Obverse: Bust of Faustina II in drapery facing right, inscription DIVA FAV·STINA PIA. Reverse: Rectangular altar with a pair of doors, inscription CON·SECRATIO. After 176. Roman Empire (27 BC–476), Rome. Coin; diameter 17.5–18.5 mm, weight 2.90 g, axis 180°., A circular metallic object with a weathered silver-gray surface and areas of darker gray and subtle brownish tarnish, showing a raised rectangular structure in the center with a vertical recessed-stock-foto
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Denarius, Faustina the Younger (ca. 130–176; Roman empress 161–176) (posthumous); issuer: Marcus Aurelius (121–180; Roman emperor 161–180). Obverse: Bust of Faustina II in drapery facing right, legend 'DIVA FAVSTINA PIA' all around. Reverse: Rectangular altar with a pair of doors and a finial in the form of horns, legend 'CONSECRATIO' all around. After 176 CE, Roman Empire (27 BCE–476 CE), Rome. Coin; diameter 16.5–18.5 mm, weight 2.85 g, axis 180°., A worn round metallic object with a silver-gray surface, showing a raised square border enclosing a recessed rectangular panel with vertical-stock-foto
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Denarius, Faustina the Younger (ca. 130–176; Roman empress 161–176) (posthumous), issuer Marcus Aurelius (121–180; Roman emperor 161–180). Obverse: Bust of Faustina II in drapery facing right, inscription DIVA FAV - STINA PIA. Reverse: Rectangular altar with a pair of doors and a finial in the form of horns, inscription CON - SECR - ATIO. After 176, Roman Empire (27 BC–476), Rome. Coin; weight 2.85 g; diameters 16.5 mm and 18.5 mm; axis 180 degrees., A round metallic object with a worn, uneven edge appears centered on a white background; the object shows a rectangular raised platform in the-stock-foto
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Denarius (subaerate?), Faustina the Younger (ca. 130–176; Roman empress 161–176) (posthumous), Marcus Aurelius (121–180; Roman emperor 161–180) (issuer). Bust of Faustina II in drapery facing right, legend IVA F TINA PIA all around; reverse: rectangular altar with a pair of doors, legend CONSECRA O all around. After 176, Rome, Roman Empire (27 BC–476). Coin; diameter 17.5–18.0 mm, weight 2.87 g, axis 180°., A worn round metallic object with a raised rectangular motif at its center and a pair of vertical ridges inside the rectangle, showing an irregular edge with a small notch; the surface is-stock-foto
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Bronze coin, Pantikapaion; obverse: tripod with cauldron, handles and lid; reverse: eight-pointed star with letters between the arms; end of 2nd–beginning of 1st century BC; Cimmerian Bosporus (Black Sea); weight 3.20 g; axis 30°; dimensions 15.1 × 14.4 mm., A small round dark brown object with a slightly irregular edge sits near the center of a white background; the object's surface is textured and shows a raised rectangular vertical shape with carved details and a slightly lighter brown sheen in some areas.-stock-foto
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Denarius depicting legionary standards between vexillae; obverse: bust of Emperor Elagabalus in laurel wreath, armor and drapery facing right, inscription 'ANTONINVSPIVSFELAVG', pearl border; reverse: in the MILIT section two legionary standards between vexillae, inscription 'CON COR DIA', pearl border. Roman Empire, 218–222 CE, struck at Antioch on the Orontes. Coin; diameter 16.5–20.5 mm, weight 2.97 g., A roughly circular metallic object with irregular edges, showing a raised central design composed of a rectangular frame holding a group of vertical elongated elements topped with small-stock-foto
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Bronze coin from Pantikapaion, end of 2nd–ca. half of 1st century BC (time of Mithridates VI Eupator, 120–63 BC). Obverse: head of young Dionysus in ivy wreath facing right. Reverse: bow and arrows in gorytos with straps, monogram on the left. Iconography: bow in quiver, head of Dionysus, quivers/gorytos, bows, weapons/armament. Region: Cimmerian Bosporus. Weight 16.93 g; dimensions 23.4 mm × 24.8 mm., A round, worn coin with a dark brown and greenish patina shown against a white background, featuring a raised central design of a vertical staff or rod with a curved top next to a rectangular-stock-foto
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bronze coin, Gorgippia; obverse: head of Apollo in a laurel wreath facing right, hair combed up, two curled locks on the neck; reverse: tripod, behind it a thyrsus with a ribbon positioned diagonally to the right, monograms in left and right fields; Apollo (mythology), thyrsus, tripod; Bosphorus Cimmerian, Gorgippia (Gorgippia/Pantikapaion), 1st quarter of the 1st century BC (95–65 BC according to Frolov), coin; weight 7.15 g; diameter ~22.1 mm / 22 mm., A weathered circular metal object with a rough, pitted surface showing dark grey and tarnished lighter grey tones, featuring a raised central-stock-foto
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