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By contrast, the foxes, snakes, and scorpions of Göbekli Tepe are reduced to smaller attributes or decorations on those huge anthropomorphic pillars.

Their uniform was comprised of a specific color, form, and had specific decorations that showcased their master’s coat of arms or initials.

Brooklyn is brick walls, little shops and industrial decoration.

The practice reached its peak in the Victorian Era, when naturalism became all the rage for museums and even household decoration.

"I was searching for something suburban—some low form of decoration that could be transformed," she said.

But they were once used for so much more than just decoration.

The only wall decoration was a large photograph of Yasser Arafat, no stranger to turmoil in Lebanon.

I had no idea who they were, as the Grand Duke was in morning costume, and had no star or decoration to distinguish him.

I wanted very much to get this brave fellow a decoration but we were never able to trace him.

The house would please her she would enjoy messing about with the decoration, she was very artistic!

In 1840, to please Mme. Colleville, her friend, she tried to obtain a decoration for Thuillier.

These are very elaborately moulded, the outer sides being ornamented with chevron decoration.