Miscellaneous Artworks and Objects
Photographs, Postcards, Stamps, Advertisements, Objects...
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Courret Hermanos | ||
Woman holding incense burner in Peru (1868) Photograph shows portrait of young, well dressed black woman holding an ornate handled plate with an incense burner shaped like a turkey. | |||
Item # 215 | ![]() | Library of congress |
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Eleanor Bone (1911-2001) | ||
Eleanor Bone with incense burner (2000) Here, she is leading a ceremony, many accessories are present, including an incense burner Eleanor "Ray" Bone who also went under the craft name Artemis, was an influential figure in the neopagan religion of Wicca. | |||
Item # 219 | ![]() | Wikipedia |
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Fred | ||
Incense Burner Tee Shirt | |||
Item # 37 | ![]() | http://www.zazzle.com/tipitaka |
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Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908-2004) | ||
Incense in Madrid (1953) The priest steps up to bring the Blessed Sacrament to an ill person during a procession, accompanied by military music near the Puerta del Sol. | |||
Item # 164 | ![]() | Henri Cartier-Bresson |
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Louis Fleckenstein (1866-1943) | ||
Costumed Woman Holding a Glass Incense Burner (1940) Gelatin silver photograph | |||
Item # 216 | ![]() | Getty Museum Collection |
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Marguerite Kirmse (1885-1954) | ||
Ladies Home Journal Cover (1925) Vol 42 Issue 3 (March 1925) Two dogs are looking at an old brass incense burner with a dog figure on the lid. | |||
Item # 217 | ![]() | WikipediaInternet ArchiveMarguerite Kirmse |
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[Algeria] | ||
Stamp : Incense burner (1985) | |||
Item # 104 | ![]() | http://www.algeriephilatelie.net |
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[Asia] | ||
Cylinder seal (Middle Assyrian) Mottled white-grey and grey chalcedony cylinder seal; a man with a pointed beard has his left hand extended towards the flame of an incense burner. A cylinder seal is a small round cylinder, engraved with written characters or figurative scenes, used in ancient times to roll an impression onto a two-dimensional surface, generally wet clay. | |||
Item # 224 | ![]() | British MuseumCylinder seal |
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[China] | ||
OldYuenKee Firecracker Package (contributed by Hal Kantrud) | |||
Item # 76 |
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[China] | ||
OldYuenKee Firecracker Package (contributed by Hal Kantrud) | |||
Item # 79 |
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[China] | ||
Gigantic bronze censer in the enclosure of a pagoda (1930) Posrcard published by 'il pontificio istituto delle missioni estere', Milano, Italy | |||
Item # 88 |
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[China] | ||
A woman poses with her maid near a bronze incense burner in Beijing (1869) Bejing old Photograph (unknown origin) | |||
Item # 218 |
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[France] | ||
Volutines Perfume Label (1910) Paris, France | |||
Item # 134 |
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[France] | ||
Nude woman with Incense burner (1910) French nude woman with Incense burner, postcard | |||
Item # 209 |
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[France] | ||
Advertisement JED ROBJ incense burner (1921) Brule parfums electriques, made by JED ROBJ (founded in 1908 by Jean Born) | |||
Item # 226 | ![]() | ROBJ info |
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[France] | ||
Massacres d'Armenie : Pillage du monastere de Hassankale (19th) Musée des civilisations de l'Europe et de la Méditerranee, Paris Advertisement card published by Romanet, editeur | |||
Item # 125 | ![]() | Musée des civilisations de l'Europe et de la Méditerranee |
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[France] | ||
Stamp : Brule-parfum (1963) | |||
Item # 103 |
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[Netherlands] | ||
Charcoal briquettes (1970) Box of charcoal briquettes. Circular briquettes are wrapped in sets of five in foiled paper. Box with illustration of three briquettes and a picture of a Yemeni incense burner. Used for burning frankincense in Yemeni and other Middle Eastern incense burners. | |||
Item # 223 | ![]() | British Museum |
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[Russia] | ||
Stamp : The Mother of God (1996) | |||
Item # 26 |
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[South America] | ||
Liebig trade card : Marcus Cocceius Nerva at the Capitolium (1871-1975) Emperor Nerva making an offering of incense on the Capitoline Hill, Rome. The Liebig collection is one of the largest trade cards collections.They cover real themes, from nature to history, from art to science and from religion to theatre.. | |||
Item # 232 | ![]() | Liebig collection |
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[UK] | ||
Trading card (1800) Trade card of Buzzard, papermaker & hanger, London; text on monument at the centre, with incense burner above, a woman to the right seated in profile to the left drawing, another standing to the left holding four candles. | |||
Item # 222 | ![]() | British Museum |
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[USA] | ||
Cover from Mystic Magazine (1931) Mystic Magazine dealt with the occult: numerology, astrology, fortune telling, etc. The magazine lasted from November 1930 to March 1931. I was published by Fawcett Publications. | |||
Item # 233 | ![]() | Fawcett Publications |
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[USA] | ||
A happy new year (1910) Print shows Moses and Aaron. Moses holds the Ten Commandment tablets, Aaron an incense burner. Postcard published by Hebrew Publishing Co. | |||
Item # 225 | ![]() | Library of Congress |
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[USA] | ||
Altar Boy With Incense Burner Postcard (1900) Part of the Easter Lily series, this card is embossed and features a young altar boy swinging an incense burner. | |||
Item # 208 |
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[USA] | ||
The Sin of Nadab and Abihu (1907) Illustration from a Bible card published by Providence Lithograph. | |||
Item # 115 |
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[Vietnam] | ||
Escorte Royale, Porte Encensoir, Porte Eventail et Porte Parapluie Colorized postcard and the original black and white picture. | |||
Item # 83 |