The Drekkar

From this month’s installment of ‘Murder Hobos of History:’ Eustace the Monk

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Dish, mid-16^th century

Made in Turkey (Get it? GET IT?)

Stonepaste; painted in turquoise and two hues of blue under transparent glaze

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Memento Mori: a skeleton in a niche

late 15th century

Master IAM of Zwolle Netherlandish

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Panoramic View, Barn/List Field

Battle on the Bay, 2021

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Openwork Belt Fitting,
7th Century Frankish
Cast copper alloy – tinned surface, engraved decoration; two integral posts on reverse; iron tongues

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