Dit is het piramidion van Ptahemwia, dat ooit op de top van zijn bovengrondse grafpiramide stond, die zich wederom waarschijnlijk op zijn grafkapel bevond. Helaas is zijn graf nog niet teruggevonden, maar waarschijnlijk stond het in Sakkara. Op de voorzijde staat de overleden Ptahemwia in aanbidding afgebeeld. De hiëroglifische tekst is een aanbidding van de twee goden Re-Horachty en Osiris, die samen voor vernieuwing en regeneratie na de dood zorgden en op de linkerkant van de piramidion staan afgebeeld. Boven de overledene staat de jakhalsgod Anoebis. De vrouw van de overledene en hun drie kinderen zijn aan de rechterkant ook weer in aanbidding afgebeeld, en op de achterkant staan nog twee vrouwen.

**Details**
Inventarisnummer: AM 7bis
Afdeling: Egypte en Nubië
Vindplaats: Egypte, Sakkara
Materiaal: kalksteen
Afmetingen: 42x28x28cm
DateringL Nieuwe Rijk, c. 1300 v.Chr.
Verwerving: aankoop 1828

3D Reconstruction provided by [Thomas Flynn](https://sketchfab.com/nebulousflynn).

Pyramidion van Ptahemwia

[1949.03.0001](https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-em/web/object/1203399) :: kopia, figur, avgjutning, skulptur
Gjutning av mexikansk stenfigur. Originalfiguren finnes i Museum für Völkerkunde, Stuttgart. Den är förfärdigad av grönsten, förskriver sig från aztekisk tid och föreställer guden Quetzalcoatl. Detta blir emellertid först klart efter en ingående analys av de, symboler i hieroglyffigurer, som täcka den utsökt arbetade figuren. I sitt slag är den oöverträffad och hör till det bästa som bevarats av aztekisk religiös konst. Höjd 29,7, bredd 12,3 cm. Figuren har först presenterats av H. Fischer, "Eine altmexikanische Steinfigur" (Globus, LXXXV, 1904) och analyserats av Eduard Seler, "Das GrUnsteinidol des Stutt- garter Museums" (Gesammelte Abhandlungen, Band 3, sid. 392-40 Berlin 1908). Katalogen upprättad av doc. 949.
![](https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-em/web/image/zoom/25440748/1949.03.0001.jpg)

Copy of Aztec god (Quetzalcoatl or Xolotl?)

Artist: [August Karl Eduard Kiss](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August_Kiss)

Foundry/Cast by: Christoph Heinrich Fischer (1800 – 1868)


More info: [Bildhauerei in Berlin]( https://bildhauerei-in-berlin.de/bildwerk/amazone-4936/)

Amazone

Pietro Andrea Matthioli (1501–1578) – author
Sigmund Feyerabend – publisher
Peter Fischers – publisher
Heinrich Dacken – publisher

This work is a critical analysis of the work entitled De materia medica (On medicinal products), describing several hundred species of medicinal plants, written by Pedanios Dioscorides - a Greek physician who lived in the 1st and 2nd centuries. The work of Dioscorides was appreciated and extremely popular in the 16th century.

ID no.: IKS 942

Time and place of creation: 1586, Frankfurt

Museum: The Museum of Pharmacy at the Jagiellonian University Medical College in Kraków

https://muzea.malopolska.pl/en/objects-list/1745

Digitalisation: RDW MIC, Virtual Małopolska project

Pierandrea Matthiolus’s Herbarium

The statue of St. Paul stands on the historic parish steps on Berggasse in Mistelbach and is one of the small Baroque monuments at the entrance to St. Martin’s Parish Church on the Kirchberg. The steps have been an important access point to the church for centuries and were renovated in 1724. As part of this Baroque redesign, two figures of apostles were erected: St. Peter and St. Paul. The ensemble of steps and figures is now a listed historic monument.

The statue of St. Paul displays the apostle’s typical attributes. In his hand, he holds a sword, symbolizing his martyrdom in Rome, as well as a book, which refers to his letters in the New Testament.

The statue was created in the 18th century by the sculptor Johann Martin Fischer. His works are characterized by lively movement, richly detailed robes, and expressive faces.

Hl. Paulus

Tiny Kong is a female Kong from the Donkey Kong (series). She is Dixie Kong’s younger sister[3][4] and as such, she has two male cousins, baby Kiddy Kong and his older brother Chunky Kong.[5]

Like a few other Kongs, she first appeared in the game Donkey Kong 64 as a little girl, using her pigtails to accomplish different tasks. She is best known for her gymnastics and magical shrinking ability which her name stems. She was voiced by Kahoru Sasajima[2] in Donkey Kong Barrel Blast and Mario Super Sluggers, but was previously voiced by Eveline Fischer[1] in Donkey Kong 64.

Much like her role-model Candy Kong, Tiny's dream is to be a supermodel. Before that, she was known to be a genius at juggling numbers/managing banana coin savings, being a Tax Officer prodigy at handling DK Island's financial ecosystem and having a hobby in fashion designing. Her theme symbol is the white smiling daisy flower.

Tiny Kong (Donkey Kong)

The Hygieia Fountain is a lead-cast statue fountain created by Johann Martin Fischer and erected in 1787 at public expense. It stands in the forecourt of the Josephinum (9th District, Währinger Straße 25).

The depiction of the goddess Hygieia—symbol of health—directly reflects the function of the building behind it, constructed between 1783 and 1785 as a training institution for physicians and military doctors and today housing, among other facilities, the Institute and Museum for the History of Medicine.

The central figure is a calm, classically inspired female statue dressed in antique-style drapery, standing on a high pedestal. In her left hand she holds a bowl from which a snake drinks, while another snake coils around her right arm—traditional attributes of Hygieia. The pedestal and octagonal basin are made of stone, while the basin railing and water spouts, designed as Medusa heads, are crafted from metal.

https://www.geschichtewiki.wien.gv.at/Hygieiabrunnen
Located at
Van-Swieten-Gasse 3, 1090 Wien

Hygieia Fountain

Fischwesen

**Artist:** Bernd Löning
**Donated by:** Martina Hesse and Herbert Fischer
**3D reconstruction:** Alex Emami

Saint Eligius (c. 588–660) was a gifted goldsmith who became master of the royal mint under Frankish kings. Known for his honesty and skill, he later became a priest and Bishop of Noyon, working as a missionary in Frankish-Frisian borderlands. He used his wealth to help the poor, free slaves, and build churches. Famous legends include him miraculously healing a horse by removing and reattaching its leg to shoe it—hence his symbols: hammer, anvil, horseshoe, and chalice.
He is the patron saint of goldsmiths, silversmiths, blacksmiths, metalworkers, and farriers.
To reflect women’s growing role in the Church and goldsmithing, artist Bernd Löning reimagined the saint as Saint Eligia, a female version.

This model is part of [Open Museum project](https://github.com/nuit-dhiver/GoeODM). You can [support the project by donating](https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/saiemami).

Die heilige Eligia (The Holy Eligia)

Borne routière kilométrique sur le tronçon expérimental du canton de Zürich dans le Tösstal. Kilomètre 31 depuis Winterthur.

Kilometersteine auf dem Testabschnitt des Kantons Zürich im Tösstal. Kilometer 31 ab Winterthur.

Inscription :  31 km von Winter thur | | |

Références : Archive de l’Etat de Genève, AEG 349 2C Baudirektor-Konferenz / Conférence des Directeurs des Travaux Publics, Enquête auprès de cantons sur les bornes kilométriques, 1951 ; https://www.ivs.admin.ch/

Website : https://umap.osm.ch/m/11134

📍 [Fischenthal, ZH](https://scaniver.se/L47.34032,8.92776)

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