Ukraine.
Irpin.
Destroyed civilian cars - russian invasion to Ukraine.

People were running from war.

This wreckyard is gathered from cars found in Bucha, Irpen city near the Kiyv.
Cars were shot and burned. You can inspect bullet and fragments holes on car bodies.

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/nEOwKX

This scan was made by :
Mykola Kondrashev - drone operator
http://Kondrashev.com.ua

Aleksey Chekalenko - photogrammetry process
http://tongar.artstation.com

Destroyed cars

The lion of Goddess Ishtar, Nye Carlsberg Glyptotek (Copenhagen, Denmark). Made with Memento Beta.

1-3 The lshtar Gate in Babylon Nebuchadnezar (604-562 BC), the King of Babylon, started a series of ambitious building projects including the richly decorated lshtar Gate. A long processional avenue linked the sacred gate to the temple of the city god Marduk and his famous temple tower, known from the Bible as the Tower of  Babel. The facades of the lshtar Gate were decorated with reliefs in glazed tile, representing a dragon, Marduk's emblem, and a bull symbolising the weather god Adad. The processional route away
from the city was decorated with lions, the animals of Ishtar, goddess of love and war, They were to guard against advancing enemies, as is indicated by
the name ofthe gateway: Ishtar conquers its enemy.

The lion of Goddess Ishtar

# Some corals and aquatic animals
On 6/23/2021, These are the underwater creatures that live in the shallows, popular in Okinawa.

Found at a depth of about 3-4 meters at the Dive Site “Gorilla Chop”, Sakimotobu, Motobucho Kunigamigun, Okinawa, Japan

From 445 images of 60MP. This was taken underwater.

## Processors

* CPU: Core i7 6700K
* 64GB of RAM
* GTX1080

## Equipments

* Camera: Sony α7R IV
* Lens: Sony SEL1635GM
* Underwater Housing: Sea&Sea MDXL-α7IV and Optical Dome Port II 230

Underwater Terrain - #AgisoftNatureChallenge

Originally from Babylon, Iraq, on loan to the British Museum, London, from the Vorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin.

More info:

http://blog.britishmuseum.org/2013/12/19/a-loan-from-berlin-a-lion-from-babylon/

http://www.smb.museum/museen-und-einrichtungen/vorderasiatisches-museum/home.html

Panel from King Nebuchadnezzar II’s throne room

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Buchanka Snow Glider

Christ statue of the forest devotion by Angelo Bortolotti in the 2nd district of Vienna.

After the opening of the Prater in 1766, people settled on the edge of the Prater. In 1862 an elementary school was opened. The principal attached an image of the Virgin Mary to a large tree in 1863 because the nearest church was far away. Franz Plankenbüchler was an innkeeper and ran a restaurant at Freudenauer Dammhafen. Franz, a deeply religious man, often crossed himself before the image of the Virgin Mary during his walks. In 1911, he decided to erect a statue of the Virgin Mary in a good spot nearby. This was the beginning of today's place of pilgrimage, which also includes a church (Maria Grün) since 1924.

Christusfigur

According to the Hebrew Bible, Solomon's Temple, also known as the First Temple, was the Holy Temple in ancient Jerusalem before its destruction by Nebuchadnezzar II after the Siege of Jerusalem of 587 BCE and its subsequent replacement with the Second Temple in 516 BCE. The period in which the First Temple presumably, or actually, stood in Jerusalem, is known in academic literature as the First Temple period
The Hebrew Bible states that the temple was constructed under Solomon, king of the United Kingdom of Israel and Judah and that during the Kingdom of Judah, the temple was dedicated to Yahweh. During different periods of its operation, Asherah, Baal, the host of heaven and a solarays that "the temple was burnt four hundred and seventy years, six months, and ten days after it was built.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solomon%27s_Temple
Wikipedia:

Jerusalem 1st. Temple Period. BLMJ museum

Acorn from a forest in Vienna. 

The oaks (Quercus) are a genus of plants in the beech family (Fagaceae). In ancient religions, myths and legends, the oak was a sacred tree. All parts of the oak are slightly poisonous because of the tannins they contain. The fruits (acorns) are rich in carbohydrates and proteins and were used for fattening pigs.

Eichel aus einem Wald in Wien. 

Die Eichen (Quercus) sind eine Pflanzengattung in der Familie der Buchengewächse (Fagaceae). In den alten Religionen, Mythen und Sagen war die Eiche ein heiliger Baum. Alle Teile der Eiche sind wegen der enthaltenen Gerbstoffe leicht giftig. Die Früchte (Eicheln) sind reich an Kohlenhydraten und Proteinen und wurden zur Schweinemast genutzt, indem man die Schweine in die Wälder trieb.

Acorn

Ishtar Gate is the eighth gate to the inner city of Babylon, which was built by Nebuchadnezzar in 575 BC in the north of the city as a dedication to Ishtar, the Babylonian gods.

Ishtar Gate (Babylon)

[HW6 XYZ School] Detailing, draft concept.

Concept: https://www.frankbuchwald.com/series/xl-1/index_eng.html

Draft Machine Light

Traditional house from Chiojdu Mic, reconstructed in 1936 at the National Village Museum “Dimitrie Gusti” after an early‑19th‑century model from the Subcarpathian area of Buzău.

The dwelling reflects the vernacular architecture of northeastern Muntenia, with a longitudinal plan, a semi‑buried ground floor used for storage and an upper level for living. Its stone foundation, timber walls, tall shingled roof, and the characteristic porch with a small pavilion express the balanced proportions and craftsmanship of the regional style.

Now preserved in Bucharest, the house illustrates the adaptation of rural architecture to terrain, climate, and traditional ways of life.

House from Chiojdu Mic, Buzău County

Apparatus portrait of King Carol I, head and bust in military tunic with military decorations, including the Order of the Crown of Romania. The artist choose for a contrast between the king's face, modeled in detail, while the tunic and cloak are treated synthetically, with ample surfaces on which the medals can be distinguished. The sculpture was interpreted probably after a photograph. Signed and dated on the back left: Fr. Storck Bucharest 1900.

King Carol I of Romania by Frederic Storck

Pedestal fruit bowl, made of porcelain in 1844 by l’Atelier de Sèvres, featuring a symmetrical composition and an elegant profile characteristic of refined interior decorative objects. The bowl has a wide, slightly concave form with an everted rim and a subtly undulating contour, highlighted by a gilded decorative border.

The interior is defined by a central white field bearing a polychrome heraldic emblem of the Suțu family, surrounded by a cobalt‑blue band framed with stylized gilt motifs. The exterior follows the same decorative scheme, with the family coat of arms repeated on the truncated conical stem, which rests on a circular base adorned with gilded ornamentation.

The decoration combines the chromatic contrast of white–blue–gold with heraldic and stylized vegetal motifs, giving the piece a ceremonial and representative character.

The vessel is displayed at the Filipescu‑Cesianu House Museum, part of the Bucharest Municipality Museum.

Porcelain Fruit Bowl

For full functionality, we recommend downloading the original file.The viewer version is intended for web viewing only. In the original file, the following are fully preserved:✔ full scene structure✔ all materials without simplification✔ accurate texture maps✔ original object namesIf you intend to use the asset in a production environment, select the source file.Animated retro style glass tube electronic clock. Thi is a collaborative project of Frank Buchwald and Nixie tube manufacturer Dalibor Farny of only 12 pieces with an approximate value of 30 thousand dollars per piece. To initialize the clock to a desired time you must modify the time value in the Geometric Node calc number times. See animation at

Nixie Machine Ii

Jede deutsche Gemeinde pflanzt drei Bäume in Form eines gleichseitigen Dreiecks mit jeweils 10 m Seitenlänge. Symbolisch ware das für den Westen eine Rotbuche und für die östlichen Bundesländer eine Kiefer. Die Eiche steht für daş wiedervereinigte Deutschland.
Das Wachsen dieser Bäume und der Kronen soll Wachstum, Aufschwung, Wandel und das Zusammenwachsen des ehemals geteilten Landes dokumentieren.
Der Bezirk Steglitz-Zehlendorf hat diese Bäume am 3. Oktober 2015
gepflanzt.
Die Steinblöcke waren Bestandteile der Stufen- und Rampenanlage vor dem Palast der Republik bis zu seinem Rückbau im Jahr 2005.

📍 [Berlin, Berlin](https://scaniver.se/L52.42730,13.26304)

Einheitliches Wiedervereinigungsdenkmal

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Wooden Trebuchet

Frontal bust (head axis slightly deviated to the left) of King Carol I of Romania. Face, clothing - realistically made - descriptive. Hair parted in the middle, combed back, cut loose towards the nape, balding on the crown. Free forehead, firmly arched nose, mustache, beard - neatly combed. The king wears military uniform: jacket closed to the neck, chest loaded with decorations, mantle on shoulders placed asymmetrically (falling slightly on the back and exposing the left shoulder). The bust forms a common body with the square base.

The patinated bronze bust was made in 1910 and is located at the Suțu Palace, Bucharest.

King Carol I of Romania by Ernest-Henri Dubois

Portrait of the poet Mihai Eminescu, copy made at the Plastic Fund Plant in Bucharest between 1952-1960, after the original plaster made in 1927. Carefully made copy, it preserved the characteristics of the original work, even the signature with the artist's monogram was imitated. 
Frederic Storck was one of the rare artists who created portraits or monument projects dedicated to the great poet. The works, unfinished plaster models, are in a precarious state of conservation. This copy is notable because it contributed to saving a work of authorship, subject to the vicissitudes of time.
The bust is located at the Frederic Storck and Cecilia Cuțescu Storck Museum.

Mihai Eminescu by Frederic Stork

Bucharn Cairn
NO 65941 92996
The monument is a round cairn, a burial monument likely to date to the Bronze Age (second millennium BC). It is visible as a substantial mound of bare stones, measuring approximately 30m in diameter and standing at least 4.5m high. Stones abutting the base of the cairn give the appearance of a platform. The monument is situated on a prominent ridge at a height of 170m OD, on a S-facing slope overlooking the Water of Feugh.

Bucharn Cairn, Strachan, Aberdeenshire

This bronze bust represents King Ferdinand I of Romania, portrayed with the solemn dignity characteristic of official royal portraiture from the early 20th century. Sculpted by Vasile Ionescu‑Varo (1887-1966), a Romanian artist known for his monumental works dedicated to national heroes and historical figures, the piece reflects both academic training and the commemorative spirit of the interwar period.
The king is shown wearing a military ceremonial uniform, complete with richly detailed decorations, medals, and a sash that crosses the chest. His facial features—firm jawline, neatly groomed mustache, and steady, forward‑looking gaze—convey authority, resolve, and the calm determination associated with his reign during World War I and the Great Union of 1918.
Today, the bust is preserved and displayed at Palatul Suțu, part of the Bucharest Municipality Museum.

King Ferdinand I of Romania by V. Ionescu-Varo

Artist: Günter Grass (1927–2015)
Location: Papendiek / SUB, entrance to Paulinerkirche
Object: Bronze cast, 1982


The sculpture is approximately 2.30 meters tall. It was created from a 1982 clay model by Günter Grass and installed for the 2004 exhibition Günter Grass: Bronzes – Terracottas – Works on Paper in the Paulinerkirche.
In Grass’s body of work, the flounder (here referring to the halibut) symbolizes life experience and wisdom. A similar but smaller version, the “Bücher-Butt” (“Book Flounder”), served as the trophy for the Deutscher Bücherpreis (German Books Prize), a short-lived award presented in connection with the Leipzig Book Fair.
The complete works of the Nobel Laureate in Literature and recipient of the Samuel Bogumil Linde Prize of the twin cities Göttingen and Toruń are published by Steidl Verlag, Göttingen.

3D Reconstruction: Alex Emami
Part of [GoeODM Project](https://github.com/nuit-dhiver/GoeODM)

Butt im Griff

FH BFI Buch

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