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Traditional Face - Isis Lipstick for Lelutka Evo X
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Gente ta acontecendo uma coisa muito estranha no meu Flickr, na hora q eu vou ver as atualizações de vcs o formato das fotos mudou, já tinha mudado a um tempo as fotos estão maiores e eu ñ to mais conseguindo voltar pra como era antes ñ gosto desse novo formato, mais hoje tá bem pior as fotos mais antigas simplesmente ñ estão abrindo! Só estão abrindo as mais recentes de no maximo de ontem!
Eu ñ to conseguindo ver as fotos de vcs ¬¬ espero q isso pare logo!
Bom mais agora falando desse esmalte coisa mais fofa*-*
Eu usei:
1x Base
2x Isís
1x Gems no anelar
1x Roxinho
Eu gostei tanto dele nas unhas q fiquei me perguntando pq demorei tanto pra usar!
E o Glitter no anelar vicia muito, eu tinha me esquicido como fica lindo, antigamente eu usava tanto, nem sei pq tinha parado rs!
Bom meninas é isso pera ai q tem mais uma foto....
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E depois de tudo....
Isis foi andar de bicicleta! Minha fifi é totalmente o oposto do padrinho! Ela gosta de esporte e eu os odeio! o/
Detail from the Statue of Isis, Mother of Tuthmoe III.
Queen Isis was a secondary wife of Tuthmose II and the mother of Tuthmose III. After his father's death, King Tuthmose III honored his mother by making this statue identifying the queen with the mother goddess Isis. He also gave her the epithets reserved for the great royal wives on the base of this statue.
18th dynasty, from Karnak.
JE 37417
Ground floor, room 12
Cairo Museum
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1956 Morris Isis pictured at the North East Bus Preservation Trust's Seaburn Historic Vehicle Display on the 26th August 2019.
The Ancient Egyptian Goddess Isis was the friend of slaves, sinners, artisans, and the downtrodden, and she listened to the prayers of the wealthy, maidens, aristocrats, and rulers.
Day 344 +G+ 365 Project 9 December 2012
No 3 & 5 of the Isis Central Sugar Mill on a Empty Sugar Train No 3 a Clyde GM DH1-71 B/N 55-066 of 1955 rebuilt as a cabless slave unit 19?? to work with a Clyde GM DH1-71 B/N 58-191 of 1958
Isis was the wife of a craftsman from Deir el-Medina called Kabekhnet and the daughter-in-law of Sennedjem. This is the second coffin in which the mummy of Isis was enclosed. She also had a mummiform external coffin, as well as a pectoral placed directly over the bandages of her mummy. This pectoral was identical to the cover of the internal coffin and provided further protection against damage to the body.
On the cover, Isis is depicted richly dressed and as if she were still alive.
Isis' face is framed by a heavy, braided wig held by an elaborate multicoloured band decorated with geometric and floral motifs. Lotus blossoms, open and in the bud, are represented in low relief on the forehead of the figure. The lotus flower was a symbol of rebirth. The eyes are narrow while the mouth and the face itself are treated simply. The ears are not shown but are marked by the presence of large earrings consisting of a ring and a hemisphere of bone or ivory. The braids of the wig partially cover a pectoral with brightly coloured and elaborate decoration. The breasts are sculpted in relief and emphasized by rosettes.
Isis is shown wearing a full-length pleated robe that reaches her ankles and has a slit at the front. It is closed with a knot that is just visible below the left arm. The sleeves leave the forearms exposed, which are encircled by two rows of beads and also bracelets at the wrists. She has a ring on the thumb of her right hand. The right arm hangs along the body while the left is filled across the lower chest, clasping a fold on her garment.
Isis is also holding garlands of flowering ivy in each hand, arranged in an elaborate composition and providing a splash of colour to enliven the whiteness of the robe. Ivy, like the lotus, was associated with the promise of an afterlife.
Although Isis is represented as if still alive, the coffin is mummiform in shape. The lower part of the coffin is decorated with representations of the divine figures who inhabited the Egyptian Underworld. Corresponding to the position of the head of the deceased are the genii of the North, with those of the South reproduced at her feet. The two groups are separated by columns of text containing references to the Four Sons of Horus.
(Text: Tiradritti ed. Egyptian Treasures from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo)
New Kingdom, 19th dynasty
Tomb of Sennedjem TT1, Deir el-Medina
(JE 27309)
NMEC National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, Fustat Cairo
Isis, made of gray Morato marble, is depicted running in search of the body of the deceased husband Osiris.
fotografia - weber pádua
produção - thiago leão
make - ronan pessin
modelo - isis valverde / FORD models mg
The Temple of Isis is a Roman temple dedicated to the Egyptian goddess Isis. This small and almost intact temple was among one of the first discoveries during the excavation of Pompeii in 1764. Its role as a Hellenized Egyptian temple in a Roman colony was fully confirmed with an inscription detailed by Francisco la Vega on July 20, 1765.