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  • The Mayan calendar was used by prominent figures like the High Priests, the Kings and Queens. It was strategic in keeping time track of special occasions and events that were yet to come.
  • This oil painting is among the most popular during the era of Catholic Counter-Reformation. It brings back the focus of religious entities and Jesus Christ. The main focus of the piece is Jesus and the faces of the people mourning him. Their faces are filled with sadness as they hold up their savior. Jesus is shown with no blood which takes away the gory aspect of his death. Jesus is painted with a less-than-life skin color which suggests that this focuses on the time of his crucifixion and death.
  • The High Priest is known as the main communicator to the gods. He is seen sacrificing a jaguar in front of the crowd. This sacrifice is made in hopes pleasing the almighty and bringing more nourishment to the people in return.
  • Entrance gate to the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland, the sign over the entrance reads "Arbeit Macht Frei" or "work makes you free".
  • The piece depicts Saint Peter practicing the act of confession. The background shows darkness as Peter is the main focus of this piece. He is shown with the keys of heaven around his waist. He is depicted with tears in his eyes and his hands together in prayer. The piece became popular during the era of Catholic Counter-Reformation because it depicts the act of confession and symbolizes the deep, emotional connection between Christ and his followers.
  • The railroad tracks leading through the guard gate into the Birkenau camp.
  • The painting is displayed as a ceiling in II Gesu, Rome. The painting depicts the themes of light versus darkness, good versus evil, and the lightness and goodness of God. It shows ascending figures which reference those who choose to let God in to their lives as well as damned figures in the shadows who are not shown in the light of God.
  • Depiction of a lower class member of the civilization getting their heart cut out in a sacrificial ritual to the gods.
  • This image depicts Jesus Christ Transfiguring over a mountain top above his followers.
  • Giovanni Bernini's marble sculpture titled "Ecstasy of Saint Teresa" can be found as a center piece at the Cornaro Chapel in Rome. The sculpture depicts the Spanish nun and mystic, Saint Teresa of Avila, and a religious ecstasy as told in her autobiography. The piece emphasizes Saint Teresa's pleasure in worshipping Christ.
  • This ancient Mayan diety, Itzam, is giving instruction to his young pupils.
  • Palenque is a Mayan Temple located in Mexico and was created to house the tomb of an ancient Mayan king.
  • This image depicts a European portrayal of Jesus Christ with a light skin tone, light brown hair and light eyes.
  • The Chichén Itzá is one of the many pyramids built by the Ancient Mayan working class. It is located within the Yucatan peninsula.
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  • Mayan Moon Goddes Ixchel, seen as an elderly women who is holding a rabbit on her lap. This depiction comes from a Cylinder vase that is displayed in the Museum of Fine Arts Boston.
  • This is a limestone structure of the rain god in Mayan religion.
  • A painting of Dunhuang apsara2
  • A painting of Dunhuang apsara
  • A Gandharva Strewing Flowers
  • Japanese twelve deva mandala2
  • Japanese twelve deva mandala1
  • Memorial commemorating the victims of the Holocaust in a site located on the edge of Bologna’s historical center.
  • The sculpture of the Maya Maize God that was carved in limestone, depicting the figure with a large headdress.
  • Asura faces at Kofuku-ji temple, Japan