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For the genius Picasso, sometimes just one stroke is enough to create a masterpiece. The painting "The Cock" is a strong testament to that extraordinary talent, created by him during the explosive period of Cubism. What makes this work unique and amazing is the reproduction of the image of a rooster full of vitality using the skillful "one continuous stroke" painting technique. "The Cock" appears as a vivid symbol of strength, pride and strong character, characteristics associated with the image of the rooster in many cultures. The seamless painting technique breathes into the work the breath of movement and endless energy. The work is a strong affirmation of Picasso's endless creativity, the ability to explore new and innovative artistic languages, demonstrating his timeless talent in turning seemingly the simplest things into masterpieces.

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Statue of Neptune at Melenara Beach, Spain. This sculpture is placed on a rock jutting out into the rolling waves of the Atlantic Ocean. Every time a big wave hits, waves of sea foam lap around the statue, making the work seem to have its own rhythm, creating a strong visual feeling as if the viewer is facing a truly powerful, legendary and inviolable god.

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This small golden tablet has been lying quietly for more than 3,300 years in the sacred ground of the Ištar Temple, in Aššur – the ancient heart of the Assyrian Empire. On its shimmering gold surface are small, meticulous inscriptions praising King Tukulti-Ninurta – the most powerful king of that time. The tablet, though small, is a living testament to an ancient world that once existed. Covered by layers of earth, fallen by empires, this piece of gold still shines, whispering to us that great things often come from the smallest and most silent things.

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Chéo nhau cùng nhau win-win nào anh em. Va nhau rồi xin đừng unfollow nhé🫡🫡

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Diolkos – Periander’s Ancient Road At the end of the 7th century BC, the Corinthian dictator Periander decided to build a great road paved with huge limestone blocks between the two seas. The road was about 7 km long and had two parallel tracks, where the wheels of sturdy carts ran to carry small ships and goods. In other words, these were ancient rails, lubricated with grease, used to pull merchant ships and goods from one bay to the other. According to calculations by physics professor Andrew Tolley, a team of more than 100 people and animals could transport a three-story warship in just 3 hours. This great road, called the “Diolkos”, continued to be used for nearly 1500 years and its remains can still be admired today.

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Hello everyone, please give me a follow, I will follow you back within the day, have a nice weekend💐💐

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In the heart of the old town of Santa Croce in Florence, where every stone is steeped in history, there is a small detail that is often overlooked: an iron dog's head hook protruding from an ancient stone wall. At first glance, it looks like a strange decoration, but in fact it is an "anello per legare i cavalli" - a horse-tying ring, an indispensable part of the daily life of ancient Florentines. When we look down at such a horse-tying ring, we are not just looking at an object, but listening to a part of history whispering, lightly touching the breath of an ancient Florence that is still somewhere around here.

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This is the real thing, a masterpiece of ancient engineering: the Segovia Aqueduct, built under Emperor Trajan, around 98–117 AD. Nearly 730 meters long, with 165 stone arches over 9 meters high each, this giant structure has stood for more than 1,900 years. Notably, the entire structure was assembled from about 24,000 blocks of dark gray Guadarrama granite, without using any adhesives. With only stone and absolute precision, the Romans created an eternal structure between heaven and earth, a powerful testament to the longevity of human technology and intelligence.

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Locks are hung densely on the bridges of Paris, sparkling in the sunlight like silent vows of eternal love. The custom of hanging love locks originated from a tragic story in Serbia during World War I. A teacher named Nada fell in love with a young soldier. When he went to war and never returned, she died of grief. The girls in the town began writing their names and their lovers' names on locks and hanging them on the bridge where Nada had dated. From there, this custom gradually spread throughout Europe, and by 2008, Paris - the city of love - became a "pilgrimage" for couples. The Pont des Arts bridge is the main location, where millions of locks are hung, and countless keys are thrown into the Seine.

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Chú chuột chưa kịp mở mắt nhìn đời đã nằm gọn trong bộ hàm kẻ săn mồi...🫠🫠

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In ancient Chinese architecture, there is a unique and sophisticated structure that is often hidden under the roof, but fully demonstrates the craftsman's intelligence and pinnacle of aesthetics, which is the Taojing. The multi-layered, octagonal, circular or square structure of the Taojing symbolizes the harmonious order of heaven, earth and all things. In Buddhist works, palaces or temples, the Taojing is often an important visual highlight, carved with dragons, clouds, eight treasures, ... with the meaning of auspiciousness, divinity and protection. The Taojing is not only the crystallization of ancient craftsmanship, but also a precious gem in the treasure trove of Chinese architectural culture.

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I currently rank #1000+ on The Leaderboard. Where do you rank? Thử mini app này xem thế nào🫡🫡

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Chéo nhau cùng win-win nào anh em, mới hôm qua lên được 100 follow, hôm nay mở ra còn 82 follow là sao nhỉ😓😓

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