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rosechata · 3 days

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santorini, 2024

#santorini #greek islands #greece #film photography #35mm #filmisnotdead #architecture #ocean #sea #aegean sea #pastel #golden hour #sunlight #photographers on tumblr #original photographers #lensblr #diary

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ecoharbor · 3 days

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📍Santorini, Greece 🇬🇷

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bokehm0n · 24 hours

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Sunsets in Mithymna Μήθυμνα

#sunset #nature #landscape #vscocam #travel #outdoors #artists on tumblr #photographer on tumblr #tumblr radar #lesvos #greece

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fineinteriors · 2 days

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Pangrati Apartment, Athens, Greece. Available on AirBnb.

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possible-same-buy · 12 hours

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#michael jones #CQL #romantic quotes #nami #christina ricci #katsudeku #greece #duchess of cambridge #black stories #[adult swim]

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arc-hus · 17 hours

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Primitive Hut, Mount Pelion, Greece - Katerina Tsigarida

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trade-majority-magazine · 1 day

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https://debra-490.ftgae.xyz/u/3e9OYWu

#scifi #punk #cookie run kingdom #katsudeku #house of the dragon #melanie martinez #greece #robots #duchess of cambridge #Spring 2018 #black stories #foster the people

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gemsofgreece · 3 days

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Easter celebrations in Kerkyra (Corfu) island by Christoforos Korakianitis.

#greece #europe #travel #easter #festivities #orthodox easter #bird's eye view #kerkyra #corfu #heptanese #ionian islands #greek islands

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wgm-beautiful-world · 3 hours

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G R E E C E

#greece #grecia #floral #flora #flowers #flores #europe #europa

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taviamoth · 3 days

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🚨 The IOF arrested the guard of the Greek consul from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre during the Christian celebration of "Holy Saturday" in occupied #AlQuds.

#greece #christianity #palestine #free palestine #gaza #free gaza #jerusalem #israel #tel aviv #gaza strip #from the river to the sea palestine will be free #joe biden #benjamin netanyahu #news #breaking news #palestine news

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ducktoonsfanart · 2 days

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Donald Duck as Napoleon Bonaparte, Scrooge McDuck as Gaius Julius Caesar and Louie Duck (Quack Pack) as Alexander the Great - Conquerors - Real Ducks in History - History in Duckverse

I've always wanted to do a special project called Duckverse in History and my plan is to draw my favorite characters as redraws from famous works of art as well as famous historical figures. And since history is my favorite science, and my favorite field, I definitely wanted to do something related to it and related to one of my favorite historical characters. Since I don't want to complicate the situation, I will gradually publish a drawing related to that historical figure from time to time. I started this last year for Duckvember only to finish at the end of last month.

The first drawing is a redraw from Jacques Louis David's famous early 19th century artwork depicting Napoleon Bonaparte crossing the Alps in 1800 before the Battle of Marengo. Napoleon Bonaparte was the most famous French military leader, general, consul and emperor who waged war with all of Europe at the time and managed to subjugate it in its entirety except for the Ottoman Empire, Russia and Great Britain. He is from Corsica, but he left a lot for France and proved that France is not worth messing with easily. He also gave many reforms and his Civil Code which spread throughout Europe and brought order in France after the French Revolution. Napoleon's nature is very similar to Donald Duck and I drew Donald as Napoleon since he was created for that role and I drew him riding his horse Marengo in my own style, but in a realistic way and that Donald has five fingers.

The second drawing is a redraw of a statue made by Nicolas Coustou at the end of the 17th century for the decoration of Versailles, which depicts the greatest Roman, Gaius Julius Caesar. Although he was not an emperor, certainly many presented him, but he was a dictator, consul, general, writer, historian, engineer, constructor, and a great military leader who changed the Roman Republic into an almost Roman Empire. His fights against the Gauls, as well as the conflict with Pompey and his love with Cleopatra, are known, but he also changed a lot in Rome and was extremely rich. And he lived during the first century BC. That's why I drew Scrooge McDuck as Gaius Julius Caesar since Scrooge is a great leader and he also strived for fame and fortune and to be remembered in the future and he plays the role of the best Roman. Behind it are the Colosseum (built a century after him), the aqueduct (then irrigation) and the Pantheon (built two centuries after him), as well as a Roman temple that symbolizes Rome at that time, as well as the roads themselves. In addition, Topolino (Italian comics) are showed Scrooge as Caesar two or three times so that's where my inspiration came from.

The third drawing shows Louie Duck (the Quack Pack version, not the Ducktales reboot) shows Alexander the Great, another brilliant conqueror from the fourth century BC and I drew it as a redraw from the mosaic of Alexander the Great from the battle of Issus in which he confronts the Persian king Darius III from Pompeii, probably from the first century BC. Alexander the Great was the son of Philip II and the king of Macedonia who united Greece and fought against Persia and managed to conquer an entire empire in his twenties. He traveled through the Persian Empire and reached India and wanted to continue, but his soldiers did not want to continue, so he returned to Babylon, his new capital. He certainly changed the world at that time and introduced a new culture, called Hellenism, as a combination of ancient Greek culture and the culture of the Ancient East and ancient India. I drew Louie as Alexander because as a young man he is a great adventurer and rides his black horse Bucephalus and is eager for extremes, yet unlike Alexander, Louie shows a bit of his shyness, but is still brave enough to take on new challenges. I also added a helmet as worn by Alexander III in his time. Behind Louie are the pyramids from Egypt, the Ishtar Gate from Babylon and the imperial palace from Persepolis where the Persian rulers lived and it actually shows the lands that Alexander the Great conquered.

I certainly hope you like these drawings and these ideas and that these characters have such historical roles. Of course, Duckverse in history I combine mostly everything related to Duckverse (Donald Duck comics, OG Ducktales, Three Caballeros, Darkwing Duck and Quack Pack) and it's mostly my version and my idea. By all means if you like this and support these ideas, feel free to like and reblog this, but please don't use these same ideas without mentioning me and without my permission. Thank you!

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nvri-art · 3 days

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Digital version of my character, Aphrodite. I hope you like it in this version!🇬🇧😭

Follow me for more drawings @_.nvri.art._ ♥️

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aretis · 3 days

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Happy Easter to my orthodox friends🐣

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#Σας Εύχομαι ό ν ε ι ρ α που δεν τελειώνουν

και θ έ λ η σ η δυνατή...

για να πραγματοποιήσετε κάποια.

Σας Εύχομαι ν α γ α π ά τ ε...

ό, τι αξίζει ν' αγαπιέται

και να ξ ε χ ν ά τ ε...

ό,τι αξίζει να ξεχαστεί

Σας Εύχομαι Π ό θ ο υ ς Ζωής...

Σας Εύχομαι Σ ι ω π έ ς...

Σας Εύχομαι να ξ υ π ν ά τ ε

με το κελάηδισμα των πουλιών

και με το γ έ λ ι ο των παιδιών.

Σας Εύχομαι ν'α ν τ έ χ ε τ ε...

να μην ενδίδετε στο βούλιαγμα...

στην αδιαφορία...

και στις αρνητικές δυνάμεις της εποχής μας

μα.. πάνω απ'όλα Σας Εύχομαι...

να ε ί σ τ ε ο Ε α υ τ ό ς Σας. ~Jacques Brel~

Καλή Ανάσταση,καλό Πάσχα σε όλους σας. 🙏#

#lifestyle #myuploads #aesthetic #Greek church #greece #happy easter #orthodox friends #best wishes

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innainnaki · 1 day

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𝐘𝐨𝐮 𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐥𝐥 𝐥𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐬𝐢𝐥𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞𝐬 𝐛𝐞𝐭𝐰𝐞𝐞𝐧 𝐦𝐲 𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐠𝐡𝐭'𝐬..

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head-post · 12 hours

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Surgeon worked in Gaza feels “criminalised” after being refused entry to France

A British surgeon who testified about Israel’s war on Gaza after operating during the conflict said he felt criminalised after being refused entry to France at the weekend, The Guardian reports.

Prof Ghassan Abu-Sitta, a plastic and reconstructive surgeon, was due to speak about the war to the upper house of the French parliament on Saturday. However, after arriving at Charles de Gaulle airport north of Paris on a morning flight from London, French authorities informed him that Germany had enforced an all-Schengen ban on his entry to Europe.

Abu-Sitta said he was unaware that German authorities, who had previously refused him entry to Berlin in April, had imposed an administrative visa ban on him for a year, meaning he was barred from entering any Schengen country. Abu-Sitta said on Sunday:

“What I find most difficult to accept is this complete criminalisation.”

He added that he was previously told by authorities he would be unable to enter Germany for the month of April.

Yanis Varoufakis, former Greek finance minister and leader of the leftist MEPA25 party, commented on this situation on X:

“Banning an eyewitness from testifying before the French Senate, thus protecting Israel’s right to commit genocide with impunity, is a new low for the EU. The impression is that the EU authorities are doing everything they can to justify Brexiteers. Unprecedented stupidity in action!”