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RM2DN1KF2–Fragment, Medium: silk and linen Technique: brocatelle, Dark red fragment in a vase design with checked band. Part of a larger pattern., 16th–17th century, woven textiles, Fragment
RM2BF2Y30–Fragment. Small strip of dark blue voided velvet of the ferronerie type with portion of a much larger pattern.
RM2M5BDCN–(221227) -- NEW YORK, Dec. 27, 2022 (Xinhua) -- A piece of crystal is put into a larger pattern during the Crystal Times Square New Year's Ball assembly on the roof of One Times Square, New York, the United States, on Dec. 27, 2022. As part of the yearly tradition, replacement of some of the 2,688 Waterford Crystal triangles on the Times Square New Year's Eve Ball started on Tuesday. The ball, 12 feet in diameter and 11,875 pounds in weight, will begin its descent at 11:59 p.m., Dec. 31, starting the countdown of the final seconds of the year and celebrating the beginning of a new year, at the
RM2TDGJBX–Linnamast napkin with a flower pattern, c. 1850 - c. 1900 Napkin from Linnamast with thrown flowers. The napkin includes a napkin with invnr. BK-1971-191-A, this napkin has a slightly larger pattern. linen (material) damask Napkin from Linnamast with thrown flowers. The napkin includes a napkin with invnr. BK-1971-191-A, this napkin has a slightly larger pattern. linen (material) damask
RM2RRNA7Y–221227 -- NEW YORK, Dec. 27, 2022 -- A piece of crystal is put into a larger pattern during the Crystal Times Square New Year s Ball assembly on the roof of One Times Square, New York, the United States, on Dec. 27, 2022. As part of the yearly tradition, replacement of some of the 2,688 Waterford Crystal triangles on the Times Square New Year s Eve Ball started on Tuesday. The ball, 12 feet in diameter and 11,875 pounds in weight, will begin its descent at 11:59 p.m., Dec. 31, starting the countdown of the final seconds of the year and celebrating the beginning of a new year, at the climax of
RF2ANX9GH–Buffalo plaid green and white seamless background in larger pattern. 12x12 illustration for page elements and graphic projects. Geometric backdrops
RM2AJWCKX–PORTUGESE FIRE SALAMANDER (Salamandra s. gallaica). Distinctive pattern of a series of black spots inside larger yellow ones.Tendency to areas of red.
RF2B9AHHN–Strip of bobbin lace with hot air balloon, Strip of natural-colored bobbin lace: Antwerp side. On the short cut strip you can see a hot air balloon, which is originally part of a larger pattern that has been cut off. The balloon is made in a lattice soil, a Valenciennes soil. The motifs are made in linen with openwork edges and thicker, shiny contour threads. Standing pairs and single lace-hole strokes between the closed stripes in the balloon create a decorative effect in the open-worked stripes. In the upper part of the basket a decorative ground is used as an ornamental ground (with elongat
RMPB0C8E–Wall decoration with geometric and floral decoration. Culture: Sasanian. Dimensions: 13.5 x 23.5 in. (34.29 x 59.69 cm). Date: ca. 6th century A.D.. The slightly curved surface of this fragmentary panel suggests that it covered the underside of a rounded vault. Its pattern appears to have continued on both sides; therefore this piece belonged to a larger decorated field that spread across the vault. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.
RMEBK3GE–brown-lipped snail, grove snail, grovesnail, English garden snail, larger banded snail, banded wood snail (Cepaea nemoralis), creeping on lichened wood, Germany
RF2WW7BT6–Pink background with a variety of colorful Easter eggs and dots. Larger and smaller eggs are scattered throughout the background, seamless pattern, vector illustration
RM2GHY21F–Row of smart terraced houses in the village of Ludham, Norfolk, England with four of them similar but the one on the right end larger than the others
RMP2BR0P–. English: Sidewall, Bachelor's Wall Paper, 1902 . English: Repeating pattern containing the faces of Charles Dana Gibson's unmistakable 'Gibson Girls'. a) The faces are printed in black with light blue patches of color for the hair, on an off-white ground. 'a' is machine printed; b) a 1969 Birge reproduction of the original. Same design as 'a' but reversed and slightly larger scale. The faces are printed in black over a possibly 3 color floral ground having the appearance of camouflage. 'b' is screen printed. . 1902 292 Sidewall, Bachelor's Wall Paper, 1902 (CH 18475233-2)
RFR1T3T6–Linking entities. Network, networking, social media, internet communication abstract. A small network connected to a larger network. Web of gold wires on white wooden background. Network hub or key person.
RM2DMKYCR–Fragment, Medium: silk and metal, Fragment of a larger pattern. Parts of flowers and leaver in pink, red, blue, green and white silk on a gold metallic background., ca. 1700, woven textiles, Fragment
RMT3BGE3–A convertible winter uniform in autumn camouflage, of the Waffen-SS Heavily lined winter jacket with hood, convertible from white to oak leaf pattern autumn camouflage, with slanted reach-through pockets on both sides and a row of buttons with a button-down cover flap. Signs of wear, restored, with small areas of mending and larger areas of patching on the winter side. It comes with matching trousers in the same camouflage. historic, historical, 1930s, 20th century, Waffen-SS, armed division of the SS, armed service, armed services, NS, National Socialism, Nazism, Third Rei, Editorial-Use-Only
RM2HHW5A5–Wall decoration with vegetal design ca. 6th century A.D. Sasanian Stucco reliefs were commonly used to decorate the iwans and reception halls of elite Sasanian houses. Many examples were found in excavated houses in the Ctesiphon area including this relief from Ma’aridh IV consisting of a wavy vine with half palmettes. It was found with a relief with pomegranate designs (now in the Baghdad Museum) and probably formed the border around the edge of a larger pattern. The use of molds to make stuccos allowed for the creation of large scale repetitive patterns such as floral and vegetal motifs. The
RF2ANXAHE–Twill pink and cream buffalo plaid diagonal background in larger pattern Scottish tartan. 12x12 digital paper backdrops in geometric diamond shapes i
RMBXR2T4–Spider Tortoise Pyxis arachnoides. A species sympatric with larger Radiated Tortoise Astrochelys radiata. SW Madagascar.
RFEYG9W2–Close up detailed shot of the natural colours, textures and patterns of a stone on top of another larger stone.
RMPA8N1M–Glass alabastron (perfume bottle). Culture: Greek, Eastern Mediterranean. Dimensions: H.: 3 1/8 in. (7.9 cm) Diam.: 1 1/16 x 1 1/8 in. (2.6 x 2.8 cm). Date: 3rd-2nd Century B.C.. Translucent cobalt blue, with handles in same color; trail in opaque yellow. Thick horizontal rim-disk, unevenly shaped with radiating tooling marks on upper surface; cylindrical neck, tapering slightly downward; small sloping shoulder; straight-sided cylindrical body; convex bottom; on upper body, two lug handles, applied over trail pattern; one considerably larger than the other. Trail attached at top of rim-dis
RMEBK3GH–brown-lipped snail, grove snail, grovesnail, English garden snail, larger banded snail, banded wood snail (Cepaea nemoralis), creeping on lichened wood, Germany
RF2WWTJ3P–Green background with a variety of colorful Easter eggs and dots. Larger and smaller eggs are scattered throughout the background, seamless pattern, vector illustration
RF2K3483G–Network of channels and streams at low tide at their confluence with a larger body of water, in the marshland of the Bahia de Cadiz, aerial view
RMP2BR15–. English: Sidewall, Bachelor's Wall Paper, 1902 . English: Repeating pattern containing the faces of Charles Dana Gibson's unmistakable 'Gibson Girls'. a) The faces are printed in black with light blue patches of color for the hair, on an off-white ground. 'a' is machine printed; b) a 1969 Birge reproduction of the original. Same design as 'a' but reversed and slightly larger scale. The faces are printed in black over a possibly 3 color floral ground having the appearance of camouflage. 'b' is screen printed. . 1902 292 Sidewall, Bachelor's Wall Paper, 1902 (CH 18475233)
RF2PJY3R7–Larger knapweed flower. of red klaver plant. Antique hand drawn field flowers illustration.Vintage and antique flowers. wild flower illustration.
RFR2664A–Linking entities. Network, networking, social media, internet communication abstract. A small network connected to a larger network. Web of gold wires on white wooden background. Network hub or key person.
RM2DMPAXE–Fragment, Medium: silk, metallic Technique: velvet with cut and uncut pile, Fragment of a larger pattern showing a floral spray with infilling of triangles in rose. Traces of silver metallic., 17th–18th century, woven textiles, Fragment
RM2BF5X7B–Fragment. Fragment of a larger pattern showing a floral spray with infilling of triangles in rose. Traces of silver metallic.
RMD00D47–A model 43 camouflage suit of the Waffen-SS,Field blouse with one side printed in 'Erbstarn' pattern camouflage,field grey metal buttons,interior reinforcements and first aid dressing of greyish cotton,BeVo sleeve eagle,sand-coloured weave on a black base. Trousers of like material,but with a larger camouflage pattern,metal and sand-coloured synthetic resin buttons,the inner reinforcements of grey cotton(defects)with depot- and size stampings,pocket sacks of olive-brown linen. Metal parts corroded. In unworn,absolutely colour-fresh condition,histor,Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMW7X6XN–Close-up of a hard coral (Favites peresi) coast of Dhofar and Hallaniyat islands, Oman. Arabian Sea.
RFRY0EBN–Fresh organic kumquats pattern . Fruit with sweet tart citrus refreshing flavour. Kumquat means “golden orange'.A bit larger than an olive, it look
RF2R6PPH9–Hexagonal Blue Fading Business Graphic(Repeating graphic will tessalate for larger graphics if needed)
RF2G6TKHE–Buffalo plaid green and white diagonal seamless background in larger pattern. 12x12 illustration for page elements and graphic projects. Geometric
RFEYG9X7–Close up detailed shot of the natural colours, textures and patterns of a stone on top of another larger stone.
RMPB0CET–Beaker. Culture: Hungarian. Dimensions: Height: 4 1/8 in. (10.5 cm). Date: ca. 1656. A wave pattern, suggestive of rippling water in a slight breeze or a lamb's fleecy coat, covers the body of this beaker. This type of decoration is unique to sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Hungarian and Transylvanian silver. It is a variation of the snakeskin pattern: both are designed to provide better grip. A closely-related beaker formerly in the collection of Yves Saint Laurent is numbered, as are other examples, which indicates it was part of a larger set. The present example was once in the Andrássy
RF2WX94KJ–Blue background with a variety of colorful Easter eggs and dots. Larger and smaller eggs are scattered throughout the background, seamless pattern, vector illustration
RF2K3483K–Network of channels and streams at low tide at their confluence with a larger body of water, in the marshland of the Bahia de Cadiz, aerial view
RFR26649–Linking entities. Network, networking, social media, internet communication abstract. A small network connected to a larger network. Web of gold wires on white wooden background. Network hub or key person.
RM2DM8Y51–Fragment, Medium: cotton Technique: copperplate printed, Portion of a larger pattern, showing a woman riding downhill from the left on horseback, with a dog riding ahead., England, 1765–1775, printed, dyed & painted textiles, Fragment
RM2BCYPMA–Fragment. Research in ProgressFragment of a much larger pattern showing part of a floral spray in red cut and uncut pile on white. Fragment
RMD00D49–A model 43 camouflage suit of the Waffen-SS,Field blouse with one side printed in 'Erbstarn' pattern camouflage,field grey metal buttons,interior reinforcements and first aid dressing of greyish cotton,BeVo sleeve eagle,sand-coloured weave on a black base. Trousers of like material,but with a larger camouflage pattern,metal and sand-coloured synthetic resin buttons,the inner reinforcements of grey cotton(defects)with depot- and size stampings,pocket sacks of olive-brown linen. Metal parts corroded. In unworn,absolutely colour-fresh condition,histor,Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RF2T6N7EM–Double background with hexagons of different sizes, some smaller ones with an irregular texture and other larger ones stained with color and white spa
RF2PFYF54–Royston Cave in Herfordshire U.K. still puzzles historians today. The cave is decorated with a large number of low-relief wall sculptures. They are mainly Christian motifs in the medieval style. St. Catherine with the Breaking Wheel is one of the larger Christian carvings in Royston Cave in Katherine's Yard, Melbourn Street, Royston, England
RMKMBCK5–Broken up ice sheets have refrozen and formed a larger slab of ice making a pattern with seams and small bubbles.
RF2G8R6C6–Twill buffalo plaid green and white seamless background in larger pattern. 12x12 illustration for page elements and graphic projects. Geometric back
RM2F5DDA4–Two vases, bowl, and sugar pot. Two vases and a sugar pot on a shelf above a bowl. The larger center vase is oval shaped and rests on a pedestal foot. Two handles on the sides are in the shape of lion heads, connected by draped cloth in relief. The lid is decorated with pierced latticework pattern. The sugar pot and smaller vase are both decorated with figures in relief. The bowl is fluted and decorated with molded branches of berries.. (Recto, mount) upper right, printed in black ink: 'PLATE CLXVII.' Lower center, printed in black ink: 'SHELTON. / 321. BOWL. BY S. HOLLINS. / HANLEY. / 325. VA
![Closeup of Wild Thyme, [Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus] perennial wildflower herb flower pattern dry earth mud in Iceland, ADDING LARGER FILE Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/BKYN50/closeup-of-wild-thyme-thymus-praecox-ssp-arcticus-perennial-wildflower-BKYN50.jpg "Closeup of Wild Thyme, [Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus] perennial wildflower herb flower pattern dry earth mud in Iceland, ADDING LARGER FILE Stock Photo")
RFBKYN50–Closeup of Wild Thyme, [Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus] perennial wildflower herb flower pattern dry earth mud in Iceland, ADDING LARGER FILE
RMPB3HWW–Île aux Fleurs near Vétheuil. Artist: Claude Monet (French, Paris 1840-1926 Giverny). Dimensions: 26 x 32 in. (66 x 81.3 cm). Date: 1880. This is one of two views of the Île aux Fleurs, an island in the Seine near Vétheuil, that Monet painted in the summer of 1880. The other, slightly larger version is in the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. A variety of formal problems engaged the artist's attention during this period. Here the rapid, flickering brushstrokes create a strong pattern in the foreground that diminishes the illusion of space and emphasizes the abstract character of the p
RM2K5E6BJ–Martian landscape. This HiRISE image shows a crater in the Tyrrhena Terra region and a set of star dunes visible on the western edge of a small crater within the larger target crater. Star dunes form when sand is blown by winds coming from multiple directions, common in craters. This results in intersecting dunes, forming a polygonal, or 'star' pattern. The dune sands are most likely made of basalt. Possible clay-bearing material is probably within the surrounding bedrock. Image shows terrain less than 5 km (3 mi) across. A unique optimised version of NASA imagery. Credit: NASA/JPL/UArizona
RF2K3483H–Network of channels and streams at low tide at their confluence with a larger body of water, in the marshland of the Bahia de Cadiz, aerial view
RM2G4GT42–This quilted petticoat may have been made from a repurposed wholecloth bedcover or refashioned from a once larger skirt. The front of the textile is faced with a small-scale printed floral vine design in white, yellow, purple, and red blossoms with green leaves on a light brown ground. The back of the textile is faced with an orange striped cotton. A layer of cotton batting was quilted between the front and back facing fabrics. It was hand quilted with off-white cotton thread in an offset grid pattern with a leafy vine border design. The floral printed fabric was turned and hand stitched to th
RF2HBAJHW–Australian Giant grey hunstsman spider (hokonia immanis) Banded Huntsman, standing on a white surface. From above. Queensland, Australia.
RFR1T3T5–Linking entities. Network, networking, social media, internet communication abstract. A small network connected to a larger network. Web of gold wires on white wooden background. Network hub or key person.
RM2DN6JXK–Fragment, Medium: silk Technique: cut and uncut velvet with satin ground, This fragment preserves only a section of a much larger pattern. The design is in olive green and deep red cut and uncut velvet on cream satin ground. The upper portion of an arch, its supporting pillars, and large vase forms and large scale floral above the arch. This piece sewn together with 1948-116-2-a,b. Right selvedge present., probably Spitalfields, England, 1700–1710, woven textiles, Fragment
RM2BCW3AD–Fragment. Research in ProgressPortion of a larger pattern, showing a woman riding downhill from the left on horseback, with a dog riding ahead. Fragment
RF2C4C78J–The striking and recognizable pattern on the back of a wasp beetle on oak background. useful for identification, larger depth of field.
RF2X1G6WP–A pattern of different colored flowers on a white background. Larger and smaller in size. They consist of four petals. Red, black, dark and light blue
RF2JGAXXJ–Lavandin usually forms larger and much more flowers. A decisive advantage for the industry is also the almost six times higher yield of essential oils that lavandin provides. In comparison, about 40 kg of lavandin flower panicles are sufficient to obtain the same amount of oil from about 150 kg of true lavender. While with real lavender you have to wait two to four years for the first harvest, oil extraction from lavandin fields can begin in the very first year.
RF2PF6GK2–Small waterfall in Iceland, the water comes from a densely vegetated plain and falls in a filigree pattern over a steep rock step into a larger river,
RF2GD79CX–Twill pink and cream buffalo plaid background in larger pattern Scottish tartan. 12x12 digital paper backdrops in geometric square illustration for p
RM2G44CYH–Strip of a climbing side with hot air balloon. Strip natural colosside: Antwerp side. On the briefly cut strip, an air balloon can be seen, which is originally part of a larger pattern that has been cut. The balloon is made in a grille, a Valenciennes ground. The motifs are made in linen stroke with openwork edges and thicker, shiny contour wires. Between the clutched stripes in the balloon, standing couples and single fat handles ensure an adorning effect in the openwork stripes. In the upper part of the basket is used as ornamental ground a snowflakes soil (with elongated and square spiders
RMG16A0M–Piscis Austrinus constellation as it appears on the Mercator globe, 1551. Piscis Austrinus (also known as Piscis Australis) is a constellation in the southern celestial hemisphere. The name is Latin for 'the southern fish', in contrast with the larger con
RMPANWYP–Bottle with Blue Trails. Dimensions: H. 6 11/16 in. (17 cm) Max. Diam. 3 1/8 in. (7.9 cm). Date: 12th century. This appealing pale green bottle was initially blown into a mold with narrow vertical ribs and then inflated so that the ribs appear in very shallow, nearly imperceptible relief. A long, thin trail of dark blue glass spirals around the object, forming an irregular pattern. Additional, shorter trails form a festooned design around the base of the neck, and four small blue blobs dot a larger band created by the spiraling trail. Bottles of this shape and decorated with blobs of glass i
RM2MDWC5M–U.S. Coast Guard Inaugurates Aerial Ice Survey. This iceberg infested fjord in the Baffin Bay region creates a mottled pattern. Bergs like these are blue-green in cloudy weather - dazzling white in the sun. Some have blue 'veins' running through them caused by the freezing of glacial waters in the ice crevasses and fissures. Any one of the smaller bergs pictured here is possibly much larger than the iceberg that was responsible for the Titanic disaster.
RF2K348D8–Network of channels and streams at low tide at their confluence with a larger body of water, in the marshland of the Bahia de Cadiz, aerial view
RF2HBAJY9–Australian Giant grey hunstsman spider (hokonia immanis) Banded Huntsman, standing on a white surface. Head-on view, has 8 eyes Queensland, Australia.
RFR2663M–Linking entities. Network, networking, social media, internet communication abstract. A small network connected to a larger network. Web of gold wires on white wooden background. Network hub or key person.
RMW567JY–Strip of bobbin lace with hot air balloon, Strip of natural-colored bobbin lace: Antwerp side. On the short cut strip you can see a hot air balloon, which is originally part of a larger pattern that has been cut off. The balloon is made in a lattice soil, a Valenciennes soil. The motifs are made in linen with openwork edges and thicker, shiny contour threads. Standing pairs and single lace-hole strokes between the closed stripes in the balloon create a decorative effect in the open-worked stripes. In the upper part of the basket a decorative ground is used as an ornamental ground (with
RM2BF2Y3E–Fragment. This fragment preserves only a section of a much larger pattern. The design is in olive green and deep red cut and uncut velvet on cream satin ground.
RMW0M3GX–On May 29, 2017, the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA's Terra satellite captured this image of ice covering the Amundsen Gulf, Great Bear Lake, and numerous small lakes in the northern reaches of Canada's Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Sea ice generally forms in the Gulf of Amundsen in December or January and breaks up in June or July. Lake and river ice in this area follow roughly the same pattern, though shallow lakes freeze up earlier in the fall and melt earlier in the spring than larger, deeper lakes. NASA/UPI
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