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*Terpsichore Lyran (Muse of Lyric Poetry),* 1816. Antonio Canova (Italian, 1757–1822). Marble; overall: 177.5 x 78.1 x 61 cm (69 7/8 x 30 3/4 x 24 in.). The Cleveland Museum of Art, Leonard C. Hanna, Jr. Fund 1968.212

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1968.212 Terpsichore Lyran

Ficus lyrata with wonderful texture settings along with pot and metal pot base that is modern and attractive. Along with the translucency feature of leaves and optimized quadrilaterals.

Ficus Lyrata

Jollyrancher by BROXLLOZ RIPPED BRAINROT HORROR

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Lyra Stormblade

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Elyra Solenne "Crowned in Crimson Glory"
“Crowned in crimson glory, I am the living standard of the Emperor’s unmatched perfection.” Should be available tomorrow!

3D Print of Elyra Solenne From evil Painter Studios

A tall fiddle leaf fig tree Ficus lyrata featuring large violin shaped leaves with deep green tones. Planted in a simple black pot perfect for interior architectural visualizations and modern space styling.

Tall Ficus Lyrata Indoor Plant Decor

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Ficus Lyrata made by me using vertex group

Floor slab in the north aisle of St Canice's Cathedral, probably dating to the 13th or 14th century. It has a Latin inscription in Lombardic script which is incomplete at the bottom end of the graveslab, but the rest reads (the / indicating a turn around a corner): "✛ HIC IACET / […] / OLLACŎIS · BĪ IOHĪS BAPTISTE ANNO DNĪ / M° CC°: LXX[XX]". The last two Xs are somewhat damaged, but I'm fairly sure there are four in total. It used to bear a coat of arms or similar shield which has been defaced, possibly by Cromwellian soldiers who used the Cathedral as their stables during the occupation of Kilkenny.

Carrigan (1905, III, p. 149-150) says that there was a second part of the monument, now missing, and both together read "HIC : IACET : [...] [LIVS: HENRICI : DE : PONTO : DE : LYRA : QI : OBIIT : IN : DIE : DE]COLLACOIS · BI : JOHIS : BAPTISTE : ANNO : DNI : M° : CC° : LXXXV :" 

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St Canice's Cathedral: Floorslab John Baptiste

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Ficus Lyrata Indoor Plant

Just finished this detailed model of Ficus Lyrata. Focused on creating realistic leaf translucency and custom bark textures.

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