RMDYF5TG–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. A hermit crab.
RMDYF5TK–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. A beetle.
RMDYF5TJ–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. Two king crabs.
RMDYF5TN–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. Crabs.
RMDYF5TM–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. An octopus.
RMDYF5TH–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. A jellyfish and fish.
RMDYF5T0–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. . Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. A beetle.
RMDYF5TD–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. Two crabs and two hermit crabs.
RMDYF5RX–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. A lobster.
RMDYF5TC–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. Two octopus catching fish.
RMDYF5RY–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. Four scorpions.
RMDYF5TF–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. Two lobsters.
RMDYF5RN–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. Sea Urchins.
RMDYF5RR–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. Two crabs.
RMDYF5RP–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. Two crabs.
RMDYF5RT–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. Two lice.
RMDYF5RH–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. Two cuttlefish.
RMDYF5RJ–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. Two spiders.
RMDYF5RK–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. A moth.
RMDYF5RW–Mola textile by Kuna Indian artist, depicting an invertebrate animal. From the San Blas Archipelago, Panama. Reverse applique design worn on female blouse. Three scorpions.
RMDYEWWP–Naïve art: The walls of a village house decorated by the owner, Salvo, in Malta. 1972.
RMDYEWW7–Early map of the Maltese islands, with a mystery island called Farfara, that no longer exists. 1967.
RMDYEWRW–Protective eyes that are placed on the bows of Maltese fishing boats to protect them from evil spirits. Malta. 2006.
RMDYEWW9–The Kelb Tal-Fenek, or Maltese Rabbit-Dog in Attard, Malta, in 1972. Later, in 1974, the Kennel Club in London recognized this type of dog as a pedigree breed under the name of Pharaoh Hound.
RMDYEW3H–Masks for sale, Port Klang, Malaysia. 2010.
RMDYEWRF–Masks for sale, Port Klang, Malaysia. 2010
RMDYEW3F–The City Mosque, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Borneo, Malaysia. 2010.
RMDYEW3C–Stone Lion-Dog or Foo-Dog, guarding a temple, Penang, Malaysia. 2006
RMDYEW3B–Wat Chayamangkalaram Thai Buddhist Temple, Penang, Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW3D–The City Mosque, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Borneo, Malaysia. 2010.
RMDYEW3G–Mask of monkey-god Hanuman, Port Klang, Malaysia. 2010.
RMDYEW35–Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple Penang - Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW38–Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple Penang - Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW3A–Wat Chayamangkalaram Thai Buddhist Temple, Penang, Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW37–Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple Penang - Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW36–Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple Penang - Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW39–Wat Chayamangkalaram Thai Buddhist Temple, Penang, Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW2W–Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple Penang - Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW32–Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple Penang - Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW2X–Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple Penang - Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW2Y–Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple Penang - Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW31–Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple Penang - Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW34–Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple Penang - Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW30–Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple Penang - Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW2T–Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple Penang - Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW2R–The Snake Temple, Penang, Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW2J–The Opera House, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 2006.
RMDYEW2P–Entrance to Istana Alam Shah, a Royal palace of the Sultan of Selangor, at Klang, Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEW2N–Istana Alam Shah, a Royal palace of the Sultan of Selangor, at Klang, Malaysia. 2006.
RMDYEW2H–Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia,2006.
RMDYEW2K–The Blue Mosque, the Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Mosque, the state mosque of Selangor. Malaysia's largest mosque, it is the second biggest mosque in Southeast Asia.
RMDYEW2F–The harbour of Palma, Majorca, with super-yachts, 2006.
RMDYEW2E–The studio of Joan Miro, Palma, Majorca. 2006.
RMDYEW2G–Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 2006.
RMDYEXYP–Architecture, Yokohama, Japan, 2007.
RMDYEXYW–Port tower, Aqaba, Jordan. 2010.
RMDYEXYJ–Modern Japanese calligraphy, Nagasaki Museum, Japan, 2009.
RMDYEXYN–Tourist vessel, Nagasaki, Japan,2009.
RMDYEXYM–Modern Japanese calligraphy, Nagasaki Museum, Japan. 2009.
RMDYEXYK–Modern Japanese calligraphy, Nagasaki Museum, Japan. 2009.
RMDYEXYB–Five-masted Yacht, Star Clipper, Venice, Italy, 2012.
RMDYEXYF–Architecture, Venice, Italy, 2012.
RMDYEXYC–Five-masted Yacht, Star Clipper, Venice, Italy, 2012.
RMDYEXYG–Doge's Palace, Venice, Italy, 2012.
RMDYEXYE–Five-masted Yacht, Star Clipper, Venice, Italy, 2012.
RMDYEXYH–Modern Japanese calligraphy, Nagasaki Museum, Japan, 2009..
RMDYEXY4–The Volcanic island of Stromboli, Italy, 2010.
RMDYEXY6–Jesuit Church, Venice, Italy, 2011. The church of Santa Maria Assunta, known as I Gesuiti, is located in the sestiere of Cannaregio, in Campo dei Gesuiti.
RMDYEXY9–Doge's Palace, Venice, Italy, 2012.
RMDYEXYA–Super-yacht, Venice, Italy, 2012.
RMDYEXY7–Doge's Palace, Venice, Italy, 2011.
RMDYEXXX–The Custom House Teach an Chustaim) is a neoclassical 18th century building in Dublin, Ireland which houses the Department of the Environment, Community and Local Government. .Dublin, Ireland, 2010.
RMDYEXXW–Cobh, known from 1850 until 1920 as Queenstown, a seaport town on the south coast of County Cork, Ireland, 2010.
RMDYEXY3–The Volcanic island of Stromboli, Italy, 2010.
RMDYEXXR–Early Christian Church, Cochin, India, 2009.
RMDYEXXY–The Custom House Teach an Chustaim) is a neoclassical 18th century building in Dublin, Ireland which houses the Department of the Environment, Community and Local Government. .Dublin, Ireland, 2010.
RMDYEXXM–Folk art: Bucking horse, painted wood, Cochin, India, 2009.
RMDYEXXP–Folk art: Life-size model of an Indian Elephant, wood, Cochin, India, 2009.
RMDYEXXH–Folk art: Horse's head, painted wood, Cochin, India, 2009.
RMDYEXXJ–Folk art: Horse's head, painted wood, Cochin, India, 2009.
RMDYEXXF–Folk art: Horse's head, painted wood, Cochin, India, 2009.
RMDYEXXG–Folk art: Horse's head, painted wood, Cochin, India, 2009.
RMDYEXXN–Folk art: Heads of two sacred cows, painted wood, Cochin, India, 2009.
RMDYEXXB–Aircraft-carrier, the harbour, Mumbai, India, 2009.
RMDYEXXA–Shore Temple, 8th century, surrounded by protective stone bulls, at Marmalapuram, south of Chennai (Madras), India.
RMDYEXXD–Statue of a kneeling Hanuman, the monkey god, antiques gallery, Cochin, India, 209.
RMDYEXXE–Folk art: Married couple, painted wood, Cochin, India, 2009.
RMDYEXXC–Aircraft-carrier, the harbour, Mumbai, India, 2009.
RMDYEXX9–Shore Temple, 8th century, surrounded by protective stone bulls, at Marmalapuram, south of Chennai (Madras), India.
RMDYEXX6–Shore Temple, 8th century, at Marmalapuram, south of Chennai (Madras), India.
RMDYEXX2–Surviving cut-marks where ancient builders were at work, at Marmalapuram, south of Chennai (Madras), India.
RMDYEXX5–Temples cut from the living rock, 7th century, at Marmalapuram, south of Chennai (Madras), India.
RMDYEXX3–Temples cut from the living rock, 7th century, at Marmalapuram, south of Chennai (Madras), India.
RMDYEXX7–Shore Temple, 8th century, surrounded by protective stone bulls, at Marmalapuram, south of Chennai (Madras), India.
RMDYEXX4–Temples cut from the living rock, 7th century, at Marmalapuram, south of Chennai (Madras), India.
RMDYEXWD–Temples cut from the living rock, at Marmalapuram, south of Chennai (Madras), India.
RMDYEXWE–Temple cut from the living rock, 7th century, at Marmalapuram, south of Chennai (Madras), India.
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